roy@tlxprs.UUCP (Roy Feldman) (01/19/88)
I am in need of specifications and programming requirements for networks (Starlan in particular). Dos calls, Netbios and any other reference material would be appreciated. Couls someone out there help me.? Thank you in advance, Roy
ninja@bradley.UUCP (01/25/88)
> I am in need of specifications and programming requirements > for networks (Starlan in particular). Dos calls, Netbios and > any other reference material would be appreciated. Couls someone > out there help me.? > Thank you in advance, > Roy For STARLAN, the document you want is : AT&T STARLAN NETWORK Application Programmer's Reference Manual COMCODE 845659192 DOC # 999-802-215 You can order it from the 800 number AT&T has for ordering documents (I don't remember what it is off hand) or from your local AT&T dealer. It's good stuff as far as programming for STARLAN, and in depth information on what STARLAN does. We haven't written any applications for our STARLAN yet, but over all we are very happy with the product. One thing we noticed with ISN compatibility was that 3COM and Novell products won't work because they don't use the 802.3 frame buffer size. We have a SLIM-C on a 21 node STARLAN and it is one of the major uses for the LAN. We have plans for adding a couple SLIM B's but we don't know if that will become reality yet. Frank McGee Microcomputer Support Specialist Bradley University Peoria, Ill. 61625 {uiucdcs,ihnp4}!bradley!ninja
rich@bergy.UUCP (Bergstedt) (01/28/88)
In article <9300052@bradley>, ninja@bradley.UUCP writes: > You can order it from the 800 number AT&T has for ordering documents (I > don't remember what it is off hand) or from your local AT&T dealer. The number is 1-800-432-6600. -- +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Rich Bergstedt AT&T Data Systems Group | | voice: 714-855-5570 23421 S. Pointe Dr. #100 | | fax: 714-855-5690 Laguna Hills, CA 92653 | | uucp: ...uunet!ccicpg!arnold!bergy!rich -or- attmail!rbergstedt | | DISCLAIMER: These are my opinions, definitely not AT&T's. | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+