ercn55@castle.ed.ac.uk (P H Cleat) (05/16/91)
Has anyone used the TCP/IP stack in Netware v3.11 to communicate with UNIX hosts, and if so did it work OK od were there any bugs with it ? Peter Cleat Edinburgh University. P.Claet@uk.ac.ed
wrt410@unhd.unh.edu (Walter R Trachim) (05/17/91)
In article <10324@castle.ed.ac.uk> ercn55@castle.ed.ac.uk (P H Cleat) writes: >Has anyone used the TCP/IP stack in Netware v3.11 to communicate with >UNIX hosts, and if so did it work OK od were there any bugs with it ? > >Peter Cleat >Edinburgh University. >P.Claet@uk.ac.ed The systems consultants on campus are installing 3.11 in 2 departmental LANS here which, ultimately, will be connected to our backbone. I haven't gotten any details yet as to success or failure, but when (and if) I do, I'll attempt to publish them. It will be interesting to see if the IP tunneling/ bridging features that Novell has advertised will work as promised. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Walter R. Trachim | University of New Hampshire Office of Telecommunications and Network Services Telecommunications Center, Durham, NH 03824 Phone:(603) 862-1030 Fax: (603) 862-2030 email: Internet - wrt@unhd.unh.edu wt@unhpo.unh.edu walt@unhsst.unh.edu w_trachim@unhh.unh.edu -----------------------------------------------------------------
news@mothra.nts.uci.edu (News Person) (05/17/91)
Before I left the University of California, Irvine, I had a chance to install a beta version of the TCP/IP tunneling software. In short, it works like a champ, and the performance was indistinguishable from native IPX performance. The folks in San Jose (formerly Excelan) did an excellant job. /mde/