gkn@SDS.SDSC.EDU (07/10/87)
We used to run TWG's stuff here until I got tired of it crashing the VAXcluster and flooding the local ethernet with garbage. We've been using SRI's MultiNet-Plus for about a year now, and are quite pleased with it. It not only works, it works well. You have your choice of mail systems (Pony Express, PMDF, and Software Tools), an excellent TELNET and FTP implementation, QIO compataibility with TWG's stuff, a name server, dynamic routing (EGP, RIP, and Hello), nice tools to maintain the network configuration and server database. In addition to TCP/UDP, it supports Chaos and PUP. gkn -------------------------------------- Arpa: GKN@SDS.SDSC.EDU Bitnet: GKN@SDSC Span: SDSC::GKN (27.1) USPS: Gerard K. Newman San Diego Supercomputer Center P.O. Box 85608 San Diego, CA 92138 AT&T: 619.534.5076
garrett@udel.EDU (Joel Garrett) (07/14/87)
I've been hearing a lot of talk about a VMS implementation of TCP/IP from either Tektronix or SRI. Who can I get in contact with for more information about this product? Joel Garrett University of Delaware Center for Composite Materials arpa address: garrett@udel-ccm.arpa
stever@videovax.Tek.COM (Steven E. Rice, P.E.) (07/14/87)
In article <353@louie.udel.EDU>, Joel Garrett (garrett@udel.EDU) writes: > I've been hearing a lot of talk about a VMS implementation of TCP/IP > from either Tektronix or SRI. Who can I get in contact with for more > information about this product? Some time back, I was asked this question by mail. After a bit of calling around inside Tektronix, I wound up talking to The Right Person. The answer (for the Tektronix software) is, "Call your local Tektronix field office." (I don't know the answer for SRI.) Steve Rice ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- new: stever@videovax.tv.Tek.com old: {decvax | hplabs | ihnp4 | uw-beaver | cae780}!tektronix!videovax!stever
weltyc@NIC.NYSER.NET (Christopher A. Welty) (07/17/87)
The Tek TCP/IP for VMS was sort of taken over by cmu, I believe, it still legally belongs to Tektronics, but CMU has spiced it up a lot. There is a special mailing list for the tektronic tcp/ip called tektcp, ummm let's see, send a msg to: tektcp-request%kla.weslyn%wesleyan.bitnet@wiscvm.wisc.edu to get added. There's probably a shorter way to write it, but that's all I have.... --- Christopher Welty - Asst. Director, RPI CS Labs weltyc@cs.rpi.edu ...!seismo!rpics!weltyc
merdian@kssun1.rus.uni-stuttgart.dbp.DE (Peter Merdian) (04/22/89)
Hello,
I am looking for information about TCP/IP for VMS.
We have VAX 8810, 8300, MVAX-II and use currently WIN TCP/IP from Wollongong.
What experiences do you have with TCP/IP for VMS, for example from Fusion or
CMU. I am particularely interested in your experiences with those products
concering the use of nameserver and subnetting (we have a class B net with
3 byte subnetting).
Thanks for any help,
--- Peter
Computing Center
University of Stuttgart
e-mail: merdian@rus.uni-stuttgart.de
zrau at ds0rus1i.bitnet