Daniel Kozack wrote:
>  In the HPFAQ posted at ftp.3k.com and opus.admin.utc.edu, there is
>mention of being able to establish Internetworking via NS/3000 on MPE/V
>by manually maintaining your NSDIR files.
 
Actually, with the later releases of the Wollongong WIN/TCP product, this is
no longer necessary.  There is also a trick to allow for a default route,
since HP doesn't provide a way to do it directly under NS/3000 for MPE/V.
 
>However, to actually use telnet, ftp,
>smtp, etc. you need a package from the Wollongong Group entitled WIN/TCP
>for MPE/V.  Does anyone know who I could contact about this package,
>about pricing info?  Has anyone used this product?
 
Contact the Wollongong Group directly at 415-962-7100 for information.  The
product you want is called "WIN/TCP for MPE/V".
 
We have been using the product here at the University of Maryland System for
years; it works fairly well for our use.  Incoming telnet works just fine;
outgoing telnet works quite poorly.  Incoming and outgoing FTP work quite
well, as do incoming/outgoing mail.  (We are interfacing to HPDesk.)
 
>What other hard ware would I need for this system to make it
>Internetworkable with incoming/outgoing telnet, and incoming/outgoing
>ftp?  The telnet is the most crucial point, mail is no problem.
 
You will need a LAN interface, and some kind of connection to the Internet.
 
Good luck.  Contact me if you need any help.
 
Norwin Malmberg
Technical Support
University of Maryland System Administration
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