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From: mrose@TWG.COM (Marshall Rose)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: RPC talking OSI?
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Date: 2 Nov 88 18:04:10 GMT
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Of course, there's also the rpc facility in the ISODE, which implements
the International Standards for Remote Operations over both TCP (using
the method defined in RFC1006) and over pure OSI networks (e.g., SunLink
OSI and Wollongong's OSI stack).  I haven't seen the Netwise software,
but I do know that the ISODE is running world-wide, has interoperated
against other OSI implementations, and is openly available, source code
and all, for a modest handling fee.  Drop a note to Bug-ISODE@TWG.COM to
find out how to get a copy.

/mtr