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From: philipp@PHYSICSA.MCGILL.CA (Philip Prindeville Comp Ctr)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
Subject: Re:  NCSA and KA9Q ??
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Date: 9 Dec 88 05:57:22 GMT
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You don't want to encapsulate IPX *packets* in a TCP
*stream* because you will loose your record boundaries.
You probably want to use UDP or (better yet) IP...

As for your situation, we have the opposite problem
here are McGill.  An IP backbone, with scatterings of
netware PCs that need to reach IP hosts.  So, we
encapsulate our IP in IPX and send it over our LAN
to the gateway...  In your case, the solution would
be the same, only backwards.  You would still need
a dedicated PC running KA9Q (which we used) or the
Tom Anderson PC/IP (has anyone used it)?

In any case, it calls for a homebrew solution (the
Best Kind).

-Philip