jacob6@ntvax.UUCP (02/29/88)
Hi Folks, I was wondering if any of can give some information about the availability of PD source of tcp-ip for AT&T 3b2 machine. Your response in this matter will be deeply appreciated. -Jey North Texas state University Denton, Tx 76201. UUCP: convex!ntvax!jacob6
jacob6@ntvax.UUCP (02/29/88)
/* Written 1:21 pm Feb 28, 1988 by ntvax.UUCP!jacob6 in ntvax:comp.protocols.tcp-ip */ /* ---------- "TCP-IP for AT&T 3B2'S" ---------- */ Hi Folks, Iam wondering if any of you folks know about any PD source of TCP-IP for AT&T 3B2 machines. Your response in this matter will be deeply appreciated. -Jey North Texas state University Denton, Tx 76201. UUCP: convex!ntvax!jacob6 /* End of text from ntvax:comp.protocols.tcp-ip */
latzko@athos.rutgers.edu (Alex ) (03/03/88)
In article <46200003@ntvax> jacob6@ntvax.UUCP writes: >Iam wondering if any of you folks know about any PD source >of TCP-IP for AT&T 3B2 machines. Your response in this matter >UUCP: convex!ntvax!jacob6 Surely, you jest. Seriously, there is non or I would have it. it costs $$ from ATT cheers /S*
bzs@BU-CS.BU.EDU (Barry Shein) (03/05/88)
>In article <46200003@ntvax> jacob6@ntvax.UUCP writes: >>Iam wondering if any of you folks know about any PD source >>of TCP-IP for AT&T 3B2 machines. Your response in this matter >>UUCP: convex!ntvax!jacob6 > >Surely, you jest. Seriously, there is non or I would have it. it >costs $$ from ATT As a callow youth I wrote a udp/ip and tftp for the 3B which can be picked up from BU-IT.BU.EDU's anon area, src/network/udp.3b/*. I have no idea of it works under current releases although other than the ethernet device assumptions (/dev/ni if I remember right) I can't imagine it's too far off. Feel free, I certainly have no interest in supporting it etc as we don't use 3B's anymore, mostly due to its lack of TCP/IP... -Barry Shein, Boston University
mhampson@wpi.edu (Mark A. Hampson) (02/02/89)
would like to take this oportunity to thank the folks at Bell Labs for taking such good care of me on the TCP for 3B2 problem. To summarize: There is a package (Enhanced TCP/WIN 3B) from the Wollongong Group that is sold through AT&T that uses the 3BNET hardware and gives TCP/IP support. The package is refered to as 1040-TE1 for S5R2 and 1040-TE2 for S5R3. Thanks again. Mark A. Hampson (internet) mhampson@wpi.wpi.edu