M197993%SLVM307.McAuto.Tymnet@OFFICE-1.ARPA (Keith R. Hacke) (05/06/88)
We are planning to purchase Wollongong's TCP/IP implementation for a MicroVAX running VMS. I am particularly interested in its use for Domain Name Serving between our Ethernet and the DDN (we have a Milnet connection). VMS is used on our VAXs, UNIX on the Suns and Silicon Graphics. What do you think of Wollongong's TCP/IP? Is anyone using it for Domain Name Serving? With a VAX running VMS? Other ideas (I know about using a Sun for the Domain Server)? Thanks Keith R. Hacke McDonnell Douglas 314-895-5343 PS Thanks to those who gave info on D. Comer's TCP/IP book. Our company library is getting it.
hagan@scotty.dccs.upenn.edu (John Dotts Hagan) (05/20/88)
The University of Pennsylvania Data Communications and Computing Services group has chosen WIN/TCP for VMS as the best solution for VMS TCP/IP. We are not using any of them as Domain Name Servers, but they all work very well as DNS clients. In fact, the system works better than standard 4.2bsd (many 4.2 TCP/IP problems are fixed). --Kid.