keith@sequoia.UUCP (Keith Pyle) (05/01/91)
The company I for which I've worked had a fairly straightforward set of mail requirements: e-mail among a group of Unix workstations and larger hosts with UUCP links to the outside world. Life was good (more or less) and we lived in ignorant bliss (:-). Recently, we were purchased and the organization isn't so simple. The new home office is a combination of VMS, Novell, and VM/CMS, with a few Mac's thrown in for good measure. We're about to get a 56KB line between sites with routers on each end that will probably support TCP/IP and DECNet protocols. The question now is: how far can we go toward exchanging mail among these various environments? I'm sure that all of these problems have been addressed somewhere in netland, but we could certainly use some pointers on what has and hasn't worked. (I neither like re-inventing wheels nor falling in old muddy pits already full of bodies.) Thanks. -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Keith Pyle UUCP: ...!cs.utexas.edu!execu!keith Comshare, Inc., Austin, Texas Internet: keith@execu.com "It's 10 o'clock. Do you know where Disclaimer: Everything I say is your child processes are?" true unless I use the word 'the'. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------