rizzo@HUB.ENG.WAYNE.EDU (Frank F. Rizzo) (12/04/90)
I heard from a friend that about three months ago, there was an announcement about a freeware Macintosh application which supported 3270 emulation over serial and TCP/IP connections. Does anybody know anything about such an application? -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Frank F. Rizzo Rm. 2351.11 Network Software Manager, Postmaster Engineering Computer Center Phone: (313) 577-3824 Wayne State University FAX #: (313) 577-3881 5050 Anthony Wayne Drive Internet: rizzo@hub.eng.wayne.edu Detroit, Michigan 48202 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
cec@cup.portal.com (Cerafin E Castillo) (12/05/90)
NCSA Telnet from uiuc.edu (?) has a tn3270 emulator which can be anonymously
ftp'ed from this site and runs within NCSA Telnet. Very good freeware.
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===============================================================================CMSMAINT@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU (Peter DiCamillo) (12/06/90)
Brown University distributes tn3270 for the Macintosh at no charge over BITNET and the Internet. Two versions are available, one with built-in TCP/IP code, and one which uses MacTCP. Brown also distributes a serial communications program called Term, which has a user interface similar to tn3270, and may be used with 3270 protocol converters that support TVI 950 terminals. These files are available via anonymous FTP to brownvm.brown.edu, and over BITNET from LISTSERV@BROWNVM. Feel free to contact me for more information. Peter