tellabs.canada@canremote.uucp (TELLABS CANADA) (12/15/89)
I'm writing some software that would be particularly useful in
a LAN environment. Do any of you netters currently use an ST in a
networked environment, or do you know of any manufacturers currently
producing LANs for the ST/TT?
I will post a summary to the net of available LANs for the ST.
I should add, before I'm done, that although I don't trust my
knowledge of French or German enough to post to the net in them, I can
certainly read either; please, if you prefer, use whichever of the three
languages you are most comfortable with, when responding.
Roman @ Tellabs Canada
(posting on behalf of Mark)
#include<discalimer.h>
Tellabs doesn't know what I'm talking about.. and its a good thing..
they don't have anything to do with STs or LANs, so don't blame them.
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In article <89122619400071@masnet.uucp> tellabs.canada@canremote.uucp (TELLABS CANADA) writes: > > I'm writing some software that would be particularly useful in >a LAN environment. Do any of you netters currently use an ST in a >networked environment, or do you know of any manufacturers currently >producing LANs for the ST/TT? > > I will post a summary to the net of available LANs for the ST. > Yes I have a multiline system from Nite Lite Systems ,Billerica, Ma. Its main purpose is for Multiline BBS systems but it can be easily used as a Lans system for inter-office communications even at variable baud rates 9600,2400,maybe higher Bps. Anyways for more info call 617 663-2885. If you are local to K-W area I have one for you to try out. Its quite interesting and comes with source code in Pascal. Also works for an IBM system etc. I havnt used it for a while it has alot of features and can be reprogrammed. Dave Tomesch, Super BBS (519) 749-1206 24hrs.Brian Bentley Kwest Editor "Never Say Never" Quote of the Day