ng@neutron.mpr.ca (Steve Ng) (04/11/91)
Hello, I came across this article from a computer communication magazine: "Users who want to check the OSI interoperability claims of vendors can call into a free test and registration database maintained by OSInet Corp., an affiliate of the Corporation of Open Systems." I am very interested in finding out more about this database. What type of interoperability info does it contain? How do you access it? etc. Anyone out there has information on the subject? May be the OSInet experts can comment on it. Response will be very much appreciated. Steve. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Ng INTERNET: ng@mprgate.mpr.ca or ng%mprgate@cs.ubc.ca MPR Teltech Ltd., UUCP: ...uunet!ubc-cs!mprgate!ng 8999 Nelson Way, CSNET: ng%mprgate@ubc.csnet Burnaby, B.C., PHONENET: (604) 293-5463 Canada. (V5A 4B5) FAX: (604) 293-5787 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
grieve@cos.com (David Grieve) (04/15/91)
In article <1991Apr10.223226.8402@mprgate.mpr.ca> ng@neutron.mpr.ca writes:
Hello,
I came across this article from a computer communication magazine:
"Users who want to check the OSI interoperability claims of vendors
can call into a free test and registration database maintained by
OSInet Corp., an affiliate of the Corporation of Open Systems."
I am very interested in finding out more about this database. What type
of interoperability info does it contain? How do you access it? etc.
Anyone out there has information on the subject? May be the OSInet experts
can comment on it. Response will be very much appreciated.
Steve.
Call Amy Morris here at COS for information on the database (otherwise known
as the Network Registration Service or NRS). Her number is 703-883-2763.
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