sonneveld@pttrnl.nl (06/20/91)
{
Hello, all
For one of my colleagues I'm posting this request for information. If
you've any suggestion or answer, please reply to him via his own
address: pttrnl!duursma@hp4nl.nluug.nl. Thanks a lot in advance,
Rolf E. Sonneveld
-= PTT Research =-
The Netherlands
}
Hello,
For one of our projects we try to get the following stack of hard/software
working together for a MS-DOS PC:
X-windows
---------
TCP/IP
---------
ISDN (The German 1TR6-protocol)
Until now we could not find an ISDN-card for the MS DOS PC (386 or 486)
on which we could use standard TCP/IP software in order to use X-windows.
We are looking for a complete stack from German ISDN up to X-windows
commercially available. However, if you have a better stack, but
including ISDN and X-windows, please let me know!
Thanks in advance,
Menco Duursma
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Menco Duursma (pttrnl!duursma@hp4nl.nluug.nl)
PTT Research Tele-informatics
P.O. BOX 15000
9700 CD Groningen
The Netherlands
PHONE: +31 50 821169 FAX: +31 50 122415
===========================================================nelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson) (06/23/91)
In article <1991Jun20.100207.65096@pttrnl.nl> sonneveld@pttrnl.nl writes:
For one of our projects we try to get the following stack of hard/software
working together for a MS-DOS PC:
X-windows
---------
TCP/IP
---------
ISDN (The German 1TR6-protocol)
Well, the Clarkson collection of packet drivers has a Mitel Express ISDN
packet driver. It acts like a SLIP driver. The newest PC/TCP kernel from
FTP Software supports SLIP packet drivers. That, and an X server that
uses the PC/TCP kernel (I'm pretty sure that one of them does, but I
don't know which one) should get you what you want.
That is, assuming the Mitel Express card can do 1TR6.
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