COSC1Q0@uhvax1.uh.EDU ("Lee K. Gleason, Control-G Consultants") (04/14/88)
I am looking for any sites that have used Wollongong TCP/IP to communicate between VAXen and Bridge Corporation Terminal Servers. A part of our company is pushing this as a solution to some terminal server problems, and I need to gather reports on how it works as a solution. I would also be interested in hearing reports from sites that are using Bridge Communications terminal server products - especially sites that have DECservers on the same Ethernet as the Bridge boxes. Let's trade stories... Lee K. Gleason Control-G Consultants 2416 Branard #D Houston TX 77098 Phone 713/528-1859 "Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain..."
COSC1Q0@UHVAX1.UH.EDU ("Lee K. Gleason, Control-G Consultants") (04/19/88)
I am looking for any sites that have used Wollongong TCP/IP to communicate between VAXen and Bridge Corporation Terminal Servers. A part of our company is pushing this as a solution to some terminal server problems, and I need to gather reports on how it works as a solution. I would also be interested in hearing reports from sites that are using Bridge Communications terminal server products - especially sites that have DECservers on the same Ethernet as the Bridge boxes. Let's trade stories... Lee K. Gleason Control-G Consultants 2416 Branard #D Houston TX 77098 Phone 713/528-1859 COSC1Q0@UHVAX1.UH.EDU "Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain..." -------
iglesias@ORION.CF.UCI.EDU (Mike Iglesias) (04/19/88)
We have Bridge terminal servers and are using Wollongong's TCP/IP on both an 8350 and a 785 with no problems. We're also running DECnet on the same ethernet. No DEC terminal servers, though. The terminal servers will handle ^S/^Q for you instead of passing it thru to the system, so if you're using editors like EMACS or devices like plotters, you'll have to make sure the terminal server is passing the ^S/^Q thru for EMACS and not passing (but stopping output) for plotters. It's fairly easy to do - you just 'escape' back to the terminal server, turn flow control off/on, and go back to your telnet session. Mike Iglesias University of California, Irvine -------