rmcqueen(Robert C McQueen)%sitvxa.BITNET@WISCVM.ARPA (01/23/85)
Is there an implementation of TCP/IP for UNIX 5.2 systems? Robert McQueen Bitnet: RMCQUEEN@SITVXA.BITNET Arpanet: SIT.MCQUEEN@CU20B.ARPA
Art Berggreen <ART@acc.ARPA> (01/24/85)
> Is there an implementation of TCP/IP for UNIX 5.2 systems?
Try TWG (The Wollongong Group), they are porting the BSD 4.2
networking kernel into System V as a device driver. The
Berkeley "Socket" operations are supported as library routines
which map into driver ioctls.
TWG is at (415)962-7100
Art@ACC.ARPA
------Doug Gwyn (VLD/VMB) <gwyn@Brl-Vld.ARPA> (01/27/85)
Yes, but not from AT&T, who seem to think TCP/IP is unimportant. Several UNIX System V VARs have added TCP/IP, usually taken from the 4.2BSD system. I think Unisoft is one of these VARs.
mostek@ihnp4.UUCP (James Mostek) (02/02/85)
What machine? What networking medium? Ethernet? Arpanet?
Talk to Excelan about their board and associated software.
They have TCP/IP a system where TCP/IP can be down loaded into the board.
FUSION also has something similar.
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James Mostek, Bell Labs @ Naperville, ihnp4!mostek