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From: jinli@gpu.utcs.toronto.edu (jin li)
Date: Sun, 11-Sep-88 14:51:57 EDT
Message-ID: <1988Sep11.145157.21602@gpu.utcs.toronto.edu>
Organization: University of Toronto Computing Services
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Subject: Re: Has anybody ever heard of the communication package: TCPIP?
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Keywords: TCP/IP, Internet Protocols, Rutgers University


|Sorry to bother the net, but a friend is trying to get some
|information about a product that apparantly runs on the Texas 
|Instruments Explorer series.  It is called TCPIP and is somehow
|related to communications.  That is all I know about - any leads?

|Thanks in advance!

|					Edouard Lagache
|					School of Education
|					U.C. Berkeley
|					lagache@violet.berkeley.edu


TCP/IP are the networking protocols for Internet.  It's a set of protocols
developed to allow cooperating computers to share resources across a network.

There should be online documents on TCP/IP for most UNIX systems.

If your friend need more detailed informations, contact:

		Charles  L. Hedrick
		Rutgers University

It may also be helpful for your friend to read "comp.protocols.tcp-ip".

-- 
Jin

jinli@gpu.utcs.toronto.edu