NetNews Usenet Archive 1992 #18/NN_1992_18.iso/spool/vmsnet/networks/tcpip/cmutek/682

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Subject: Information request on Cmu-Tek TCP/IP package for VAX/VMS
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Dear Sirs,

In our office we have two microVaxen, one running VMS 4.4 and one
running VMS 5.2. We want to connect both machines to our HP/UX
workstations via NFS and to our PC's using CUTCP telnet/ftp. Can you
please provide us with the following information on your Cmu-Tek TCP/IP
package for VAX/VMS:

1. Can you inform us of the licensing policy and associated prices for
   your product with NFS support for VMS 5.2 (or later)?

2. Do you still provide a version that can be used under VMS 4.4, or do
   we have to upgrade to a later VMS version? Does your VMS 4.4 support
   include NFS?

3. Does Cmu-Tek TCP/IP include support for printing to remote printers
   via the Berkeley lpr protocol? Can Cmu-Tek TCP/IP act as an lpd
   server for this protocol?

Thanks in advance for your reply by email to [e-mail] or
by fax to [phone] at your earliest convienience.

Yours sincerely,

Harry Stox,

March Microwave,
De Huufkes 20,
5674 TM  Nuenen,
The Netherlands.

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