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April 1996, Week 4

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Allen Heap <[log in to unmask]>
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Allen Heap <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 25 Apr 1996 13:25:33 GMT
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> Let's get ready to RUMBA!!
>
> "(Rick Clark)" <[log in to unmask]>
> Wed, 24 Apr 1996 21:03:28 -0400
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> Newsgroups:
> comp.sys.hp.mpe
>
> One of my first tasks at WW&R is to network the pc's with access to
 
the HP
> (boy do I miss my multiple sessions!!). As part of the design,  I need
 
to
> determine which  emulation package best suits there needs.  I am
 
familiar
> with the usuals (ie.. WRQ, Sessions,  MS92),  but they handed me a
 
demo of a
> product called RUMBA by Wall Data Incoporated out of WA.  I have never
 
heard
> of this product.
> Any shops out there use this package as an HP emulator,  in a network
> environment (probally Novell),  in Windows 3.1 or Win95?  Any
 
comments,
>  thoughts or expressions will be greatly appreciated.
 
I have a copy of RUMBA OFFICE 2.0 on my PC.  It includes Rumba for the
 
HP, which I have configured to use the NS/VT interface (included).  I am
 
running this software via Windows for Workgroups 3.11 and using the 32
 
bit TCP/IP stack available from Microsoft.  It seems to support block
 
mode with the exception of our SNA Link program from HP
 
(TTSSON.PUB.SYS).  I called Wall Data and asked them about that problem
 
and the fact that they didn't provide file upload/download capability
 
with Rumba for the HP.  The first problem was never resolved and their
 
response to the second one was that they won't provide special
 
upload/download capability for individual platforms (like the HP3000).
 
So, I have been using FTP to do my file transfers and RUMBA to do my
 
terminal emulation.  I also use a 700/92 terminal if I really need to do
 
a SNA Link session on the IBM mainframe.  I hope this helps.
 
Regards,
 
Allen Heap
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Baltimore County Local Government

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