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From: ljm@TWG.COM (Leo J McLaughlin)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
Subject: Re: Netware/TCP-IP/Token
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Date: 4 Jan 90 01:19:00 GMT
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Keith,

>We have several Novell Netware Systems, eventually about 8-10, all
>running with IBM Token Ring hardware.  We now have aquired a mini-
>computer that will speak TCP/IP over Ethernet.  Is there some good
>Hardware and Software Available that will allow us to do FTP and
>hosts sessions from our networked PC's?

For those PCs not on a TCP/IP ethernet network you have two options.

First, Wollongong provides IP over NetBIOS and IP over IPX drivers so that
any existing LAN workstation can be a full TCP/IP host by means of a PC-based
IP router.  Connectivity to the file server can be provided by an FTP daemon
on the IP router.

Second, Interlan sells a TCP/IP gateway product which sits in the file server
and provides limited ARPA services to the workstations on that Novell network.

enjoy,
leo j mclaughlin iii
The Wollongong Group
ljm@twg.com