kevin@msa3b.UUCP (Kevin P. Kleinfelter) (07/30/89)
randy@rls.UUCP ("Randall L. Smith") writes: >In article <8907262257.AA09149@jade.berkeley.edu>, kevin@msa3b.UUCP ("Kevin P. > Kleinfelter") writes: >>EETPISG%CALSTATE@RICE.EDU ("Kay Schenk at Chico") writes: >> >>> - does IBM (or any one else) provide Ethernet hardware. Our SE is checking >>> and someone else thinks its an option in one of these controllers >> >> There is a company called "Mitek" which sells a box to provide an ethernet >> attachment for a 370. They have two versions: >Sooooo, where can we reach this company? Is there at least a city? They are an "AT&T Partner" or some similar title (it means that AT&T will introduce you to them if AT&T thinks they have to do so in order to get your business.) You might ask your AT&T rep. There is a listing in the Atlanta phone book that I THINK is the right company: Mitek Systems Inc, Norcross GA (404) 368-9988 -- Kevin Kleinfelter @ Management Science America, Inc (404) 239-2347 gatech!nanovx!msa3b!kevin
kevin@msa3b.UUCP ("Kevin P. Kleinfelter") (07/30/89)
randy@rls.UUCP ("Randall L. Smith") writes: >In article <8907262257.AA09149@jade.berkeley.edu>, kevin@msa3b.UUCP ("Kevin P. > Kleinfelter") writes: >>EETPISG%CALSTATE@RICE.EDU ("Kay Schenk at Chico") writes: >> >>> - does IBM (or any one else) provide Ethernet hardware. Our SE is checking >>> and someone else thinks its an option in one of these controllers >> >> There is a company called "Mitek" which sells a box to provide an ethernet >> attachment for a 370. They have two versions: >Sooooo, where can we reach this company? Is there at least a city? They are an "AT&T Partner" or some similar title (it means that AT&T will introduce you to them if AT&T thinks they have to do so in order to get your business.) You might ask your AT&T rep. There is a listing in the Atlanta phone book that I THINK is the right company: Mitek Systems Inc, Norcross GA (404) 368-9988 -- Kevin Kleinfelter @ Management Science America, Inc (404) 239-2347 gatech!nanovx!msa3b!kevin
urjlew@ecsvax.UUCP (Rostyk Lewyckyj) (08/04/89)
In article <8908020651.AA10412@jade.berkeley.edu>, kevin@msa3b.UUCP ("Kevin P. Kleinfelter") writes: > randy@rls.UUCP ("Randall L. Smith") writes: > > >In article <8907262257.AA09149@jade.berkeley.edu>, kevin@msa3b.UUCP ("Kevin P. > > Kleinfelter") writes: > >>EETPISG%CALSTATE@RICE.EDU ("Kay Schenk at Chico") writes: > >> > >>> - does IBM (or any one else) provide Ethernet hardware. Our SE is checking > >>> and someone else thinks its an option in one of these controllers > >> > >> There is a company called "Mitek" which sells a box to provide an ethernet > >> attachment for a 370. They have two versions: > > >Sooooo, where can we reach this company? Is there at least a city? > > They are an "AT&T Partner" or some similar title (it means that AT&T will > introduce you to them if AT&T thinks they have to do so in order to get > your business.) You might ask your AT&T rep. > > There is a listing in the Atlanta phone book that I THINK is the right company: > Mitek Systems Inc, Norcross GA (404) 368-9988 > I have not seen the original posting, so if my $.02 is irrelevant please accept my apologies. IBM has a box called the 8232 whisch does that. They also have TCP/IP software called ?? FAL ?? for both the MVS and VM operating systems to go along with that box. There is also a company called Advanced Computer Communications, (ACC) 720 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101. tel (805) 334-9431 Which has TCP/IP software for MVS and I think they also have the hardware to connect the 370 to ethernet. Anyways I suggest you contact the following people for more info: Joe Ragland <tucjrr@tucc.bitnet> tel (919) 549-0671 James Kitchen <ukitch@unc.bitnet> tel (919) 962-1622 ----------------------------------------------- Reply-To: Rostyslaw Jarema Lewyckyj urjlew@ecsvax.UUCP , urjlew@unc.bitnet or urjlew@uncvm1.acs.unc.edu (ARPA,SURA,NSF etc. internet) tel. (919)-962-9107
urjlew@ecsvax.UUCP (Rostyk Lewyckyj) (08/04/89)
In article <8908020651.AA10412@jade.berkeley.edu>, kevin@msa3b.UUCP ("Kevin P. Kleinfelter") writes: > randy@rls.UUCP ("Randall L. Smith") writes: > > >In article <8907262257.AA09149@jade.berkeley.edu>, kevin@msa3b.UUCP ("Kevin P. > > Kleinfelter") writes: > >>EETPISG%CALSTATE@RICE.EDU ("Kay Schenk at Chico") writes: > >> > >>> - does IBM (or any one else) provide Ethernet hardware. Our SE is checking > >>> and someone else thinks its an option in one of these controllers > >> > >> There is a company called "Mitek" which sells a box to provide an ethernet > >> attachment for a 370. They have two versions: > > >Sooooo, where can we reach this company? Is there at least a city? > > They are an "AT&T Partner" or some similar title (it means that AT&T will > introduce you to them if AT&T thinks they have to do so in order to get > your business.) You might ask your AT&T rep. > > There is a listing in the Atlanta phone book that I THINK is the right company: > Mitek Systems Inc, Norcross GA (404) 368-9988 > I have not seen the original posting, so if my $.02 is irrelevant please accept my apologies. IBM has a box called the 8232 whis ch does that. They also have TCP/IP software called ?? FAL ?? for both the MVS and VM operating systems to go along with that box. There is also a company called Advanced Computer Communications, (ACC) 720 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101. tel (805) 334-9431 Which has TCP/IP software for MVS and I think they also have the hardware to connect the 370 to ethernet. Anyways I suggest you contact the following people for more info: Joe Ragland <tucjrr@tucc.bitnet> tel (919) 549-0671 James Kitchen <ukitch@unc.bitnet> tel (919) 962-1622 ----------------------------------------------- Reply-To: Rostyslaw Jarema Lewyckyj urjlew@ecsvax.UUCP , urjlew@unc.bitnet or urjlew@uncvm1.acs.unc.edu (ARPA,SURA,NSF etc. internet) tel. (919)-962-9107