rogers@ncrcce.StPaul.NCR.COM (Bob Rogers) (03/14/89)
Does anybody know of implementations of Tymnet's X.PC protocol other than on Tymnet itself and other than in PC communications programs designed to be used with Tymnet? Have any other networks adopted X.PC? Has X.PC been implemented on any non-MS/DOS systems? Thanks. -- Bob Rogers rogers@stpaul.ncr.com or rogers@pnet51.cts.com NCR Comten, St. Paul, MN GEnie: R.C.ROGERS
bga@raspail.cdcnet.cdc.com (Bruce Albrecht) (03/15/89)
In article <1169@ncrcce.StPaul.NCR.COM>, rogers@ncrcce.StPaul.NCR.COM (Bob Rogers) writes: > Does anybody know of implementations of Tymnet's X.PC protocol other than on > Tymnet itself and other than in PC communications programs designed to be > used with Tymnet? Have any other networks adopted X.PC? Has X.PC been > implemented on any non-MS/DOS systems? Control Data's network product CDCNET supports X.PC for directly connected (modem or null modem) PCs. Support for X.PC via X.25 connection is in development. CDCNET requires at least one CDC 170/180 mainframe, but can connect to other hosts via TCP/IP. We also support a terminal emulator for the Macintosh that can use X.PC protocol.