mlaufer@CCT.BBN.COM (Michael Laufer) (09/20/89)
Does anyone have information on PC/AT X.25 boards? We are looking for a board that is DDN certified, with all or at least parts of the TCP protocol suite (minimum of SMTP). In addition we would like raw TCP. I am aware of the boards from Scope Inc. and from Frontier Technology. Scope is discontinuing their X.25 gateway board product line so they are not an option. Is there another source other than Frontier? Please reply directly to myself. If there is general interest I will summarize for the net. Thanks Michael Laufer BBN Communications Corporation internet: mlaufer@bbn.com phone: (301) 290-5000 USMAIL: 9810 Patuxent Woods Drive, Columbia, MD 21046
CERF@A.ISI.EDU (09/24/89)
Michael, There is a Canadian outfit called EIKON, Inc. which is based in Ottawa, I think (or perhaps Toronto), which makes such a board. I am sorry I don't have the address/phone - it was about 4-5 years ago that I looked into this. They may be out of business, for all I know today. Vint
mshiels@tmsoft.uucp (Michael A. Shiels) (09/25/89)
The company in Ottawa Canada is Eicon and they have an EXCELLENT implementation of an X.25 card. The API is based upon Netbios which means that your software doesn't have to poll the card for input waiting etc. It will tell you!
sharon@asylum.SF.CA.US (Sharon Fisher) (09/25/89)
In article <[A.ISI.EDU]24-Sep-89.12:26:22.CERF> CERF@A.ISI.EDU writes: >Michael, > >There is a Canadian outfit called EIKON, Inc. which is based >in Ottawa, I think (or perhaps Toronto), which makes such a board. >I am sorry I don't have the address/phone - it was about 4-5 years >ago that I looked into this. They may be out of business, for all I >know today. I think you're talking about Eicot Technologies. I thought they were in Montreal, but I could be wrong. I have their cards at home and will look up the number. -- "Girl?! Don't you call *me* 'Girl'! I got a foot of cunt, a number two washtub full of tit, and enough hair on my pussy to weave an Indian blanket, and you call me 'Girl'??? paraphrased from "Texas Crude: The How-to on Talkin' Texan," by Ken Weaver.