len@netsys.NETSYS.COM (Len Rose) (05/23/91)
The following equipment is to be sold together,or not sold at all. It's currently acting as a communication gateway for netsys.com, and also as a Dos Server for various PC's .. (one network node included) Leave mail (maybe i will get back to you, or call 708-527-1293) AT&T 3B2/400 4 meg ram 14 mhz cpu 23 meg tape (internal) EPORTS (8 serial 38K baud) HPP (4 serial,1 parallel 19.2K baud) 121 meg (Maxtor 1140) 72 meg (Micropolis 1325) AT&T SCSI Host Adapter (2) AT&T DCM 4/E (SCSI to ESDI,supports 4 ESDI drives) AT&T DM142 (ESDI 142 meg drive) Qualstar SCSI 9 Track Drive (1600/3200 bpi) (latest firmware,just upgraded) Starlan NAU AT&T XDC (MFM Disk Controller,supports 2 additional drives) Telebit Trailblazer T2000 AT&T 2224B 1200/2400 baud modem Concord Data Systems Rack Mount with 4 (2400 baud) modems Toshiba P351SX Printer (wide carriage/24 pin) Datashield 800 watt ups Various starlan and serial cables and connectors (RJ45-DB25,etc) AT&T Starlan RS232 NAU (Connect modems/printers to Starlan Network) Includes all software (AT&T SYSVR3.2,Latest Development System,All Drivers) Approximately 20-30 Manuals.. 400-500 feet of RJ45 cable (raw,with 200-300 connectors with tools) Wyse 60 (amber) terminal Approx. 50 9 track tapes,Approx. 30 DC600A cartridges Heavy Duty Anvil Shipping cases for 3B2 (At one time I had almost a gigabyte of disk on this 3B2,sigh) 12 mhz 286 system, 1 meg ram VGA Card VGA (Black and White) monitor (2) 33 meg drives (CDC Wren) Keyboard Starlan NAU Mouse Starlan (DOS) software allowing the system to be used as either client or server. MS-Kermit (allows one to login via Starlan to any Unix host) 23 meg of GIF files,tons of PD software $6000 firm ... If you care to price any of the 3B2 hardware (boards alone, and the SCSI 9 track drive,you will see that it adds up to more) The proceeds go to paying my family's rent when I am in prison. Rent=600 per month Prison Term=10 months 600 x 10 = $6000 Since that is due to happen in August, I must sell reasonably soon. "Stolen" Unix source code not included. God Bless AT&T Security and The United States Secret Service.