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From: cserh000@KENTVMS.BITNET
Newsgroups: comp.os.vms
Subject: delua vrs. deuna
Message-ID: <8807030349.AA00275@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>
Date: 3 Jul 88 03:49:35 GMT
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We are about to install an ethernet between two 11/780's, in order to allow
them to talk tcp/ip to each other.  Looking at DEC ethernet-unibus controllers,
there seem to be two varieties available on the used market - something called
a delua, and something called a deuna. Having no experience with these devices,
the question is, is it worth twice the money for the delua, as opposed to the
deuna. Are there major differences in performance amd reliability.? Are there
any third party controllers avalable? Any comments will be appreciated.
  Leo Holmberg (CSERH000@KENTVMS.BITNET)