EDU>@brl-adm.ARPA (10/01/87)
Has anyone out there some experience with the UREP (unix rscs emulation program) running on another UNIX version than bsd4.2 ? I am especially interested in ULTRIX1.1 or Microport system5/AT. Any help is welcome! Joachim *--------------------------------------------------------------* I Joachim Wiesel I I Department of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (IPF) I I (Institut fuer Photogrammetrie und Fernerkundung) I I Karlsruhe University I I Englerstr. 7 I I D-7500 Karlsruhe, West-Germany I I Tel.: +49 721 608 2316 I I BITNET/EARN: wiesel@dkauni0p.bitnet I I ARPA : wiesel%dkauni0p.bitnet@wiscvm.wisc.edu I *--------------------------------------------------------------*
GOT@PSUVMA.BITNET (10/10/87)
We are running UREP on a Harris Corp HCX-7.
carlos%deervax.concordia.cdn%ean.ubc.ca@relay.cs.net (05/13/88)
Could you please, anybody out there, tell me what UREP is, what it does, and how to get this application?. Thank you. Carlos Perez Electrical & Computing Engineering Dpt. Concordia University Montreal, Quebec CSNET: carlos%deervax.concordia.cdn@ean.ubc.csnet CDNnet: carlos@deervax.concordia.cdn
ROBERT%MCGILL1.BITNET@cornellc.ccs.cornell.edu (Robert Craig) (05/13/88)
UREP stands for UNIX-RSCS Emulation Program. Why don't you give Philip Prindeville a call at 398-3711. He's just completing an alternative to UREP. Our CS department has UREP, but no longer runs it, if I'm not mistaken. Robert Craig Network Systems McGill University Computing Centre 805 Sherbrooke St. W. Montreal, Quebec H3A 2K6 (514) 398-3710
hou@gondor.cs.psu.edu (Pao-Po Hou) (05/14/88)
The following comes from help file in our cms systems:
UREP - UNIX/RSCS Networking
At the Pennsylvania State University, a system is being developed under UNIX to
emulate the functions of IBM's Remote Spooling Communications Subsystem (RSCS)
network. RSCS provides networking between IBM VM/370 systems as well as with
non-VM systems to permit remote job entry, transfer of files and messages
between users, and the remote execution of CP (Control Program) type commands.
The PSU package permits a UNIX user to submit jobs for remote batch execution,
transmit files both from and to remote sites, process mail, and execute
commands on remote systems with results returned to the user's terminal. The
system provides such features as monitoring and control of the actions remote
sites take and automatic re-routing of both files and messages.
Under the PSU system, a UNIX installation is considered a peer host to the RSCS
network, not simply a workstation. Compatibility with the remainder of the
network is retained while providing an environment nearly identical to the non-
networked UNIX environment. For example, to carry on an interactive
conversation with a VM user, a UNIX user would use a modified version of the
'write' program. Remote host and remote user names are specified at command
execution. The remainder of the terminal session appears identical to a non-
networked communication session.
UREP 3.0, now under development, is designed to support the NJI protocol
driver, IBM's NETDATA (DMSDDL) file format, and a variety of hardware lines,
including the DEC DMF-32 and DUP-11, UDP/IP over Ethernet, and RS-232 or
similar asynchronous lines. Also planned is a link that will utilize DECNET
under Ultrix.
Contact:
UREP
Department of Computer Science
333 Whitmore Lab
The Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16802
(814) 865-9505
or
David Eckhardt
DAE@PSUVAX1.BITNET
DAE@PSUVAX1.UUCP
DAE@PENN-STATE.CSNET
paola@i2unix.UUCP (Paola Formai) (01/25/89)
HELP!!!! My Vax-11/750 4.3BSD is on both Earn/Bitnet and UUCP networks. Things work fine on UUCP but I have a lot of trouble with Bitnet. The software linking the vax to Bitnet is UREP 3.3 As a Bitnet site, we receive from the network but we cannot send mail to it. It seems DOMAINS file does not work properly. Who could help me!!! Paola Formai Centro di Calcolo Univ. Milano, Italy P.S. I postnews from a computer not mine, please answer me at paola@imiucca