dave@jplopto.uucp (Dave Hayes) (03/23/89)
Do any of you net folks know of another way to transfer data between APOLLO's
other than the classic token ring or ETHERNET? I'd appreciate any information
that anyone has on this subject. Thanks in advance!
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WRT posting <14648@elroy.Jpl.Nasa.Gov>: > Do any of you net folks know of another way to transfer data between APOLLO's > other than the classic token ring or ETHERNET? I'd appreciate any information > that anyone has on this subject. Thanks in advance! At sr10.1 Apollo supports IBM token ring (4 Mbit/sec version), get interface boards from Apollo. Also you can use SLIP, serial line internet protocol (tcp/ip over a RS232 serial port). Then there are various RS232 communications programs: Kermit, XMODEM, etc. Finally, sneaker net. Walk a floppy or ctape between machines. Dave Funk