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                   NETWORK PROTOCOL IMPLEMENTATIONS
                                  AND
                             VENDORS GUIDE
                              August 1990
                   NETWORK PROTOCOL IMPLEMENTATIONS
                                  AND
                             VENDORS GUIDE
                              August 1990
                               Editors:
                             Steven Bjork
                             April Marine

Additional copies of this document may be obtained from SRI International, 333 Ravenswood Avenue, Room EJ291, Menlo Park, CA 94025. Price is $45.00 domestic, $55.00 overseas.


It is the intent of SRI International to make the Network Protocol Implementations and Vendors Guide widely available to subscribers of the DDN. The Guide may be obtained in hardcopy or machine-readable form. Hardcopy is available from the NIC for $45.00 ($55.00 overseas) to cover the costs of reproduction and handling. Send check or purchase order to the SRI International, Room EJ291, 333 Ravenswood Avenue, Menlo Park, CA 94025. Copies are available online to DDN users who have access to the file transfer services, FTP or KERMIT, using pathname NETINFO:VENDORS-GUIDE.DOC.


Network Protocol Implementations and Vendors Guide. Printed and bound in the United States of America. Published by the DDN Network Information

Date: August, 1990

ISBN 0-944604-10-2

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                                NOTICE

The Network Protocol Implementation and Vendors Guide is for informational purposes only. Inclusion of an implementation or product in this Guide does not constitute an endorsement or an official recommendation on the part of the Defense Communications Agency (DCA), the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the DDN Network Information Center (NIC), or the Department of Defense (DoD). Omission of any vendor or implementor has no significant implication, other than that the NIC had no information about that product or implementation, or that the information was not forthcoming by the time of publication. Anyone planning to use the hardware or software described in this Guide is advised to thoroughly investigate the suitability, quality, costs, available support, and other related details pertaining to any given selection, and to make sure that products or implementations being considered for use on the Defense Data Network (DDN) comply with the official DoD Military Standard (MIL-STD) protocols.


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                            ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The DDN Protocol Implementations and Vendors Guide was prepared by the DDN Network Information Center (NIC) for the Defense Communications System Data Systems (DCS DS) Office under contract number DCA-200-87-C-0020, CDRLs E009 and E009A. The Guide was compiled with the assistance of many people, most of whom are cited as contacts for the products and implementations listed within this document. The NIC gratefully acknowledges their contributions.

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INTRODUCTION

This is a guide to implementations and products associated with the DoD Defense Data Network (DDN) suite of data communication protocols, notably TCP/IP and OSI implementations. It is published for informational purposes only by SRI International on behalf of the Defense Communications System Data Systems (DCS DS) Office to assist those wishing to identify existing implementations or products incorporating the DoD protocols.

The guide has four major sections.

Section One contains background information about DoD protocols, DDN protocol policy, and qualification testing and evaluation procedures. It also explains how to obtain specific DoD protocol specifications and related documentation.

Sections Two through Four contain the implementation descriptions. Section Two lists software implementations, sorted alphabetically by company machine type. The Digital Equipment Corporation and IBM Corporation sections cover a wide range of machinery software from PC/compatibles to minis and mainframes; each is listed alphabetically within each machine category. A "Multiple Machine Implementations" list completes the Software section.

Section Three contains hardware implementations sorted alphabetically by company machine type and concludes with a list of multiple machine implementations.

Section Four, called Analysis Tools, covers the field of network analysis products, notably protocol and network analyzers. See also RFC 1147, "Network Management Tool Catalog," containing a listing of many products available.

The index at the back of the book can assist in locating particular implementations. It is sorted by operating system, machine type, company name and important keywords such as "X.25," "OSI," and "Gateway."

This document is available to Internet users as a public file on the NIC.DDN.MIL host (192.67.67.20). The file can be copied via FTP or KERMIT using the pathname: NETINFO:VENDORS-GUIDE.DOC.

SYMBOL KEY:

v Taken from vendor literature

Last edit: April, 1990

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NOTE FOR VENDORS:

The last page of the guide contains a convenient form for mailing in vendor information or updates to this text. Network users may also send the form via electronic mail to NIC@NIC.DDN.MIL.

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1. BACKGROUND

1.1. The DoD Protocol Suite

In 1982 the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP) were designated official DoD network communication protocols by the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD). These protocols are currently in use by the DDN, as is a DoD version of X.25. In late 1987 DoD began its transition to international protocols. (See Section 1.1.3 below.) Subscribers to the DDN need implementations and vendor products that incorporate both the TCP/IP and the OSI-based protocols, and protocols that assist with conversion between the two. This guide provides a list of such implementations and products.

1.1.1. DoD Protocol Selection and Announcement Procedures

Official Military Standard (MIL-STD) protocols are selected through a rigorous review process by the military services and the Defense Communications Agency (DCA). Once selected, they are deposited at the Naval Publications and Forms Center and are announced in the catalogs published by that organization as official military standards. See Section 1.3.1 for guidelines on ordering MIL-STDs.

The Department of Defense and each branch of the military have their own protocol announcement procedures as do non-military government agencies, such as the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST, formerly the National Bureau of Standards). Commercial, national, and international standards organizations also have their own review and announcement procedures. See IEEE Communications Magazine, Vol. 23, No. 1, 43-55 (January 1985) for an excellent overview of the standardization practices of the various protocol standardization bodies within and outside of DoD.

1.1.2. OSD Directives

A number of memoranda from the Office of the Secretary of Defense have been issued which are specific policy statements regarding the DoD protocols. These memoranda are available via FTP, KERMIT or SERVICE, the NIC's automatic electronic mail service, from the NIC.DDN.MIL host computer using the following pathnames:

Host-to-Host Protocols for Data

Communication Networks                PROTOCOLS:OSDIR-1.TXT

DoD Policy on Standardization of Host-to-Host Protocols

for Data Communications Networks      PROTOCOLS:OSDIR-2.TXT

DDN Implementation PROTOCOLS:OSDIR-3.TXT DoD Policy on DDN Protocols PROTOCOLS:OSDIR-4.TXT DoD Statement on NRC Report on TP4 PROTOCOLS:OSDIR-5.TXT Open Systems Interconnection Protocols PROTOCOLS:OSDIR-7-87.TXT

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Open Systems Interconnection Protocols PROTOCOLS:OSDIR-12-88.TXT Conformance Testing of Military Standards Data

Communications Protocol Implementations                                  

1.1.3. DoD Plans for the Transition to International Protocols

Vendors and implementors should be aware that the DoD has recently announced that it intends to transition to international protocols, when and if these protocols meet the requirements of the DoD. It is anticipated that any such transition will take place gradually and will not significantly impact the functionality, or the current level of interoperability on the DDN. To assist with this transition, this guide will include transition products as they are developed.

The following is an extract from a memorandum from the office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence that specifically addresses the Department of Defense plans to transition from the current suite of military standard data communications protocols based on the TCP/IP protocols to the suite of networking protocols based on the international standards. (Available online in its entirety as PROTOCOLS:OSDIR-12-88.TXT from the NIC.DDN.MIL host computer.)


                          M E M O R A N D U M

MEMORANDUM FOR:

              SECRETARIES OF THE MILITARY DEPARTMENTS
              CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
              DIRECTORS, DEFENSE AGENCIES

SUBJECT: Open Systems Interconnection Protocols

From now until August 1990, the OSI protocols specified in GOSIP are adopted as a full co-standard to the Department of Defense protocols which provide similar services (MIL-STDs 1777, 1778, 1780, and 178l). During this period the DoD protocols may continue to be specified in addition to, in lieu of, or as an optional alternative to the corresponding OSI

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protocols. Effective August 1990, the OSI protocols specified in GOSIP become the sole mandatory interoperable protocol suite and must be included in all proposals for new automated information systems and major upgrades which require net- work services. After that time DoD protocols may continue to be acquired in addition to the OSI protocols when required to support operational needs. OSI protocols which provide additional functionality will be added to GOSIP as implementation specifications for these protocols are developed. These protocols must be cited in all proposals eighteen months following their adoption into GOSIP.

The Department of Defense OSI Implementation Strategy was published by the Defense Communications Agency in May 1988 to establish the OSI protocols as a military co-standard with the current DoD protocols and to provide guidance for implementing DoD/OSI protocol interoperability in DoD networks. The Services and agencies should use this document in developing information systems requirements.


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1.1.4. Government OSI Profile (GOSIP)

A Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) has been issued by the National Bureau of Standards (NBS) for GOSIP in the Federal Register, V52, Vo. 208, Oct. 28, 1987.

This FIPS proposes a Federal Information Processing Standard for a Government Open Systems Interconnection Profile (GOSIP) and outlines the policy of the Federal government, including the DoD transition from TCP/IP to ISO international protocols.

The GOSIP cites the Implementation Agreements for Open Systems Interconnection Protocols, the Manufacturing Automation Protocol (MAP) and Technical and Office Protocols (TOP) specifications, as well as the numerous federal standards, military standards, and international standards from ISO and CCITT upon which the "Workshop Agreements" are based.

GOSIP supports the Message Handling Systems (MHS) and File Transfer, Access, and Management applications (FTAM). GOSIP also supports interconnection of the following network technologies: CCITT Recommendation X.25; Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection (IEEE 802.3); Token Bus (IEEE 802.4); and Token Ring (IEEE 802.5). Additional applications and network technologies will be added to later versions of the GOSIP document or vendor products in which such protocols are embedded.

1.2. The Defense Data Network (DDN)

All equipment attached to the DDN by military subscribers must incorporate, or be compatible with, the DoD internet and transport protocols. In addition, the OSI message handling and file transfer protocols, together with their underlying protocols as defined in GOSIP, have been adopted as experimental co-standards to the DoD protocols.

Potential implementors should be aware that protocol implementations for use in the DoD environment MUST comply with the MIL-STD versions of the protocol specifications. It is also important that the LATEST version of these specifications be used. Most of the protocol documents needed for implementation purposes are included in the DDN Protocol Handbook issued by the DDN Network Information Center. This handbook can serve as a useful reference to DoD protocols; however, implementors using this or any other similar document should always check to see if there are any later protocol or policy changes that apply.

1.2.1. DDN Protocol Conformance Testing

Subscriber interfaces which are to be used on the DDN must be qualified by meeting a series of performance tests. The results of these tests must satisfy a Technical Acceptance Team made up of personnel from the DCS DS, the Defense Communications Engineering Center (DCEC), or other appropriate assignees. The DCS DS has the final approving authority for subscriber

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interface qualification.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), under contract to the Defense Communications Agency/Defense Communications Engineering Center (DCA/DCEC), has established a National Volunteer Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) to provide standardized test procedures for military standard data communications protocols. NVLAP accredits organizations to perform conformance tests of specific protocols. It is required that such conformance testing be performed prior to first operational use of the protocols on any DoD network for those contracts executed after 1 June 1989. These tests apply to the protocols specified in MIL-STDs 1777 (Internet Protocol), 1778 (Transmission Control Protocol), 1780 (File Transfer Protocol), 1781 (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), and 1782 (Telnet Protocol). Organizations are also accredited to test the X.25 interface protocol.

Further details regarding the conformance testing requirements can be found in the 26 August 1988 Memorandum issued by the office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense titled "Conformance Testing of Military Standard Data Communications Protocol Implementations." This document can be found online at the NIC.DDN.MIL host as PROTOCOLS:OSIDR-8-88.TXT.

This Guide is not the official "Defense Data Network (DDN) X.25 Qualified Host Interfaces" list. That list is issued periodically as a DCA memo. For information on how to acquire the list, contact the DDN Network Information Center.

1.3. Obtaining Protocol Documentation

1.3.1. Military Standards

Official Military Standards (MIL-STDS) may be ordered from the

  Naval Publications and Forms Center, Code 3015
  5801 Tabor Avenue
  Philadelphia, PA  19120
  Phone: (215) 697-3321 (order tape)
          (215) 697-4834 (conversation)

1.3.2. RFCs

Requests for Comments (RFCs) are a set of protocol-related technical notes available from the NIC. Network users may obtain online copies from the NIC.DDN.MIL host using the file transfer services, FTP or KERMIT or SERVICE. Pathnames are of the format RFC:RFCnnnn.TXT (where "nnnn" is the number of the RFC).

RFCs can also be purchased in hardcopy from the NIC. The prices are as follows:

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  RFC Index       $10.00 domestic/$13.00 foreign
  RFCs            $10.00 domestic/$13.00 foreign

An RFC Subscription service is available for $225.00 per year domestic/$275.00 foreign.

1.3.3. DDN Protocol Handbook

The DDN Protocol Handbook is a four-volume reference set containing official DoD network protocols and experimental ARPANET protocols, together with military standards, implementation guidelines, and related background information. Published by the NIC.

NIC Price: $265.00 per set domestic/$350.00 per set foreign

1.3.4. Government OSI Profile (GOSIP)

Network users may obtain online copies from the NIC.DDN.MIL host via FTP (using the anonymous login convention), KERMIT, or SERVICE by using the following pathnames:

    PROTOCOLS:GOSIP-FEDREG.TXT       Federal Register announcement
                                     of the FIPS
    PROTOCOLS:GOSIP-V1.DOC           The GOSIP Profile
    PROTOCOLS:OSDIR-7-87.TXT         The OSD Directive to proceed
                                     with policy within the DoD
    PROTOCOLS:GOSIP-FIPS-DRAFT.TXT   The GOSIP FIPS draft
    PROTOCOLS:NBSOSI-AGREEMENTS.DOC  NBS OSI Implementation Agreements

Hardcopy of the GOSIP document and the NBS OSI Implementation Agreements can be ordered from the NIC for $50.00 domestic/$90.00 foreign or from either of the following sources:

  National Technical Information Service (NTIS)
  U.S. Department of Commerce
  5285 Port Royal Road
  Springfield, VA  22161
  (703) 485-4560 (order desk)
  U.S. Government Printing Office
  Washington, DC 20402
  (202) 783-3238
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1.3.5. Blacker Front End Interface Control Document

The Blacker Front End Interface Control Document contains the specification for end-to-end data encryption on the DDN. It may be obtained via FTP or KERMIT from the NIC.DDN.MIL host using pathname NETINFO:BLACKER.DOC and is also reproduced in the DDN Protocol Handbook.

1.3.6. DDN X.25 Host Interface Specification

This document contains the specific options and features of CCITT Recommendation X.25 (1980) and the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 100/Federal Standard 1041, (July 1983). Published by DCA, December 1983.

  NIC Price:  $10.00 domestic/$13.00 foreign

1.3.7. DDN Subscriber Interface Guide

The DDN Subscriber Interface Guide describes representative hardware connections to the DDN, and includes guidelines for connecting equipment to the DDN. Published by DCA, July 1983.

  NIC Price:  $10.00 domestic/$13.00 foreign

1.3.8. DDN Subscriber Security Guide

This guide describes the security architecture of the DDN. Published by DCA, November 1983.

  NIC Price:  $10.00 domestic/$13.00 foreign
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1.3.9. NIC Document Ordering Information

Documents can be ordered from SRI, by sending a check, money order, or purchase order for the total amount in US dollars, made payable to SRI International. Non-military California residents must add 7.25% sales tax. Cash payments or charge cards are not accepted. You may fax a document request and its purchase order. For all orders, please include your full name, US mailing address with zip code, telephone number, and network mailbox (if available) and send to:

  SRI International, Room EJ291
  333 Ravenswood Avenue
  Menlo Park, CA  94025
  (800) 235-3155 or (415) 859-3695
  FAX: (415) 859-6028

Send online requests for an order form to NIC@NIC.DDN.MIL, or call SRI at one of the above telephone numbers.

1.3.10. NIC Shipping Information

DOMESTIC (USA and Canada): Orders are shipped via UPS ground service. Please allow 5-10 working days for delivery. Prices include postage.

OVERSEAS: Overseas orders are shipped via "air printed matter". Prices include postage.

SPECIAL: Orders will be shipped via courier services by special arrangement only. If you want an order shipped via one of these methods, please request a document order form from the NIC.

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2. SOFTWARE IMPLEMENTATIONS

2.1. ALLIANT COMPUTER SYSTEMS CORP.

2.1.1. Alliant Computer Systems Corp.

2.1.1.1. Concentrix

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Concentrix

DESCRIPTION:

     Alliant Concentrix Operating System includes TCP/IP support  for
  Ethernet,  Hyperchannel  and UltraNet.  It also provides users with
  familiar DoD utilities such as FTP, Telnet and SMTP.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Alliant FX/Series and Visualization Series

O/S:

     UNIX, Concentrix (BSD 4.3 compatible)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Alliant Computer Systems Corp.
     One Monarch Drive
     Littleton, MA 01460

CONTACT:

     Daniel Palka, Product Manager, (508) 486-4950

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Bundled with Concentrix. Contact Alliant for details.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary to Alliant Computer

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
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2.2. APPLE COMPUTERS

2.2.1. KINETICS

2.2.1.1. HostAccess

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: HostAccess

DESCRIPTION:

     HostAccess  is  a  collection  of  software  applications  which
  provide  Macintosh  users  direct  access  to  multiple hosts on an
  Ethernet network.  It includes:  TELNET, which allows  a  Macintosh
  to  log  on  to a TCP/IP host computer and work interactively using
  the Macintosh as a VT-100 display terminal; and FTP, a utility that
  lets  users  list local and remote directories, and allows transfer
  of files from one host to another.   Any  Macintosh  equipped  with
  HostAccess  gains  seamless  access  to a broad range of dissimilar
  hosts, servers,  workgroups,  and  peripherals  -  including  other
  Macintoshes,   PCs,   VAXes,   IBM   mainframes,   Sun   UNIX-based
  workstations, printers, plotters, and file servers.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Macintosh II, Macintosh SE, Macintosh Plus

O/S:

     Macintosh O/S

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Kinetics
     2540 Camino Diablo
     Walnut Creek, CA 94596

CONTACT:

     Susan Hanson, Product Manager (415) 947-0998

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

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     HostAccess 9870074-00

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
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2.2.2. Novell

2.2.2.1. LAN WorkPlace for Macintosh

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: LAN WorkPlace for Macintosh

DESCRIPTION:

     LAN WorkPlace for Macintosh provides Apple Macintosh users  with
  transparent  access  to  a  broad  range  of  hosts,  servers,  and
  workgroups on a local area network.  Using the  familiar  Macintosh
  interface,  users  enjoy  fast,  easy access to all resources on an
  industry-standard   TCP/IP    network,    including    PC's,    VAX
  minicomputers,   IBM   mainframes,  Unix  workstations,  and  host-
  connected peripherals  such  as  printers  and  plotters.    Remote
  sessions look and feel as if they reside on the Macintosh desktop.
     LAN  WorkPlace for Macintosh consists of TCPort transport system
  software and HostAccess network application software.    HostAccess
  gives   users   powerful,industry-standard   network  communication
  utilities,  including  terminal   emulation   and   file   transfer
  capabilities.

DOCUMENTATION:

     LAN  WorkPlace  for  Macintosh  User's  Guide is included in the
  package.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     A Macintosh Plus, SE, SE/30 or any of the Macintosh II family of
  computers with a least 1 mb of RAM.

O/S:

     MACos

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Novell Authorized Resellers

CONTACT:

     800-LANKIND

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     LAN WorkPlace for Macintosh/ ordering part #9870074-00
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DDN-QUALIFIED:

     YES

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1990
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2.2.2.2. TCPort Developers Kit

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCPort Developers Kit

DESCRIPTION:

     TCPort Developers Kit is a software platform for the development
  of distributed Macintosh network applications  running  on  top  of
  TCP/IP,  a  de  facto  protocol  standard  for  networking multiple
  dissimilar hosts.  TCPort consists of two parts:  (1) a  choice  of
  two  basic TCP/IP transport systems, one provided by Novell and one
  from Apple Computer, and (2) an application  programming  interface
  (API).    The  TCP/IP  transport system, which includes drivers for
  TCP,IP and UDP, provides  seamless  TCP/IP  connectivity,  allowing
  Macintoshes  to  communicate  with  other TCP/IP hosts, servers and
  workstations on a network.
     The  4.3  BSD  socket  library  API  assists   programmers   and
  developers  in  developing  distributed TCP/IP applications for the
  Macintosh.  This socket model gives developers who  are  accustomed
  to  the  standard UNIX programming evironment a consistent means of
  accessing the transport  protocol  layer.    The  socket  model  is
  compatible with both the TCPort trnsport system from Novell and the
  MacTCP transport software from Apple.   Having  this  compatibiltiy
  within  the  socket  library enables a resulting application to run
  without concern as to which driver is installed.   Developers  then
  have  a  set of choices to use sockets if they choose, and with the
  proper licensing,  to  ship  either  or  both  drivers  with  their
  application.

DOCUMENTATION:

     TCPort Programmers's Guide is included in the product.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     A  Macintosh  with  at  least  1mb of RAM and at least one 800kb
  drive.

O/S:

     MacOS, system 6.0.2. and above

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Sold direct:
     Novell Developers Group
     Austin, Texas
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CONTACT:

     800-RED WORD

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     TCPport Developers Kit / order part #9870115-00

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     YES

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     May 1990
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2.2.3. Simware, Inc.

2.2.3.1. SimMac

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SimMac

DESCRIPTION:

     SimMac provides MacIntosh workstations with full  screen  access
  to  IBM 370 class mainframes accross X.25 or dialup networks. Works
  in conjunction with a host based software, Sim3278 or SimXfer.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Documentation is provided as per license size.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM 370, Apple

O/S:

     Finder, MultiFinder

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Simware Inc.
     20 Colonnade Rd
     Ottawa, Ontario
     K2E 7M6
     Canada

CONTACT:

     Bruce Laforest (613) 727 1779

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Call and/or submit purchase order to above address

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Simware Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
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2.3. BOLT BERANEK AND NEWMAN INC.

2.3.1. BBN-TOPS-20

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: BBN-TOPS-20

DESCRIPTION:

     The TOPS20 Internetworking software supports multiple  networks,
  multiple  interfaces  on  a  single  network, and multiple protocol
  suites.  Included in the standard distribution are an interface  to
  1822  nets  via  an AN20, an interface to a network front-end via a
  DTE20, and the DARPA protocol suite.
     The DARPA IP, ICMP, TCP, Server TELNET  protocols  are  included
  within  the TOPS20 monitor; other protocols are implemented as user
  application processes.  The IP  module  supports  a  routing  cache
  maintained  via  ICMP  redirect NET and HOST messages.  It performs
  fragmentation and reassembly, implements  all  options  except  MTU
  Discovery,  and  can  forward  traffic  between  any  of the host's
  interfaces.  Applications may interface to the IP layer using  User
  Queues.
     All  ICMP  messages  except  Address  Mask  are supported; error
  messages may be sent by any of the protocol layers;  higher  layers
  are  notified  when  a  message is received concerning one of their
  packets.  Messages can be sent by applications using the User Queue
  facility.
     Applications can interface to TCP either as a read/write file or
  via multiple buffers.  The TCP layer supports IP  routing  options,
  ICMP  destination  unreachable,  source quench, and redirects which
  specify a type-of-service, and the segment size  option.    Support
  for  preemption,  precedence,  and security options is delegated to
  the application.  Telnet supports options and subnegotiations.
     There is extensive inter-layer flow  control,  error  reporting,
  and  monitoring.    Utilities are available to provide information,
  list monitoring data, and perform diagnostics.
     DEC has distributed a prior version of  this  implementation  as
  part of its standard TOPS20-AN monitor.

DOCUMENTATION:

     User's Manual including Site Configuration Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC KL10
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O/S:

     TOPS20-AN, Release 5

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Macro

DISTRIBUTOR:

     BBN Systems and Technologies Corp.
     10 Moulton Street
     Cambridge, MA  02138

CONTACT:

     Charles Lynn, (CLynn@BBN.COM), (617) 873-3367

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     The  software  is  available  via  FTP  over the internet, or by
  sending a magtape to:
     Charles Lynn BBN Systems and Technologies Corp., MS17 10 Moulton
  Street Cambridge, MA 02138
     A  return  mailing label should be included.  Also required is a
  TOPS-20 Source License and the  TOPS-20  monitor  sources,  as  the
  implementation  includes  source-level  changes to the standard DEC
  monitor.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Public domain

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     November 1989
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2.4. CRAY RESEARCH, INC.

2.4.1. Cray TCP/IP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: UNICOS TCP/IP

DESCRIPTION:

     UNICOS TCP/IP is the integrated networking protocol for the Cray
  operating system UNICOS.  This implementation of TCP/IP is based on
  the Berkeley 4.3BSD tahoe distribution and contains support for the
  IP,  ICMP, TCP, UDP, and SMTP protocols.  Most of the BSD utilities
  are also supported, including telnet, ftp, rcp, rsh, rlogin, rexec,
  lpr,  lpq,  lprm, talk, ntalk, netstat, sendmail, finger, and ping.
  Other supported features including both internet  and  UNIX  domain
  sockets, subnet address, and the domain name server named and inetd
  support.
     Several  performance   improvements   have   been   incorporated
  including   both   the   Berkeley  Van  Jacobson  enhancements  and
  additional  improvements  made  by  Cray.      The   Van   Jacobson
  enhancements are slow start TCP congestion control, round trip time
  variance estimation, exponential, retransmit timer backoff, dynamic
  TCP  window  sizing  congestion  control,  and  the fast retransmit
  algorithm.  Cray has added a Cray specific mbuf  management  scheme
  plus extensive use of the Cray scalar, vector CPT hardware, and the
  fast I/O hardware.  The  combination  of  these  improvements  have
  resulted  in  TCP transfer rates reaching over 500 hundred megabits
  per second in software loopback.
     The TCP protocols and utilities  conform  to  the  Internet  RFC
  specifications, and DOD MIL-STD-1777 and MIL-STD-1778.
     In combination with UNICOS TCP/IP, support is also available for
  SUN client and server NFS, SUN RPC/XDR, a special User and Group id
  mapping   capability,  Yellow  Pages  as  an  optional  method  for
  authenticating user passwords, Lock Manager,  and  REX.    The  MIT
  X-Windows System Version ll, Release 3 is also available.
     Network  media  support  is  provided for the Cray FEI-3 Network
  Interface for VME based systems, the  Cray  HSX  100  Megabyte  per
  second  High  Speed  Channel,  NSC  HYPERChannel  A-Series  and NSC
  HYPERChannel DX equipment, CNT LANlord products, and Ethernet  thru
  Cray channel connected gateway devices from NSC and CNT.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Complete documentation is available to Cray customers.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

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     CRAY Y-MP, CRAY X-MP EA, CRAY-2, CRAY X-MP computer systems

O/S:

     The UNICOS operating system is derived from the AT&T UNIX System
  V operating system. UNICOS is also based  in  part  on  the  Fourth
  Berkeley  Software  Distribution  under license from The Regents of
  the University of California.

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Cray Research, Inc.
     608 Second Avenue South
     Minneapolis, MN 55402
     (612)333-5889
     Telex: 4991729

CONTACT:

     David D. Thompson, Manager
  Networking and Communications Group
  Cray Research, Inc.
  1440 Northland Drive
  Mendota Heights, MN 55l20
  (612) 681-3232

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact any Cray Research sales office.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     CRAY  and  UNICOS  are registered trademarks and HSX, Y-MP, X-MP
  EA, CRAY-2, and CRAY X-MP are trademarks of Cray Research, Inc.
     NFS is a trademark of SUN Microsystems.  SUN Microsystems  is  a
  trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc.
     UNIX is a registered trademark of AT&T.
     Ethernet   is   registered   trademark   of  Xerox  Corporation.
  HYPERChannel and  HYPERChannel  DX  are  registered  trademarks  of
  Network  Systems  Corporation.   LANlord is a trademark of Computer
  Network Technology, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  22

2.5. DATA GENERAL CORPORATION

2.5.1. Data General

2.5.1.1. TCP/IP for AViiON Systems

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCP/IP for AViiON Systems

DESCRIPTION:

     Full TCP/IP with "r" commands, Domain  Name  System,  Ping,  and
  subnetting.    Streams  based,  4.3  BSD  compatible.  Van Jacobsen
  algorithms supported.  Supports Ethernet (802.3) and X.25 networks.

DOCUMENTATION:

     User and Administrator's manuals; programming guide.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     All AViiON 88k family of servers and workstations.

O/S:

     DG/UX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Data General Corporation
     Data General Sales Force
     4400 Computer Drive
     Westborough, MA 01580

CONTACT:

     Katherine Jones, Product Marketing Manager. (508) 870 6724

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact  nearest  Data  General  Sales  Office,  or  call  (800)
  DATA-GEN.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of Data General Corporation
                                  23

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     May 1990
                                  24

2.5.1.2. TCP/IP for AOS/VS II

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCP/IP for AOS/VS II

DESCRIPTION:

     Provides   intervendor  connectivity  between  MV/Eclipse  hosts
  running AOS/VS  II  and  other  hosts  running  TCP/IP  accross  an
  Ethernet  (802.3)  local  area  network.   Includes TCP/IP, UDP and
  Telnet, FTP, SMTP and various "r" commands.  NFS  is  a  separately
  purchasable product supported.

DOCUMENTATION:

     User, administrator and programmer information is available.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     MV/Eclipse product line.

O/S:

     AOS/VS II

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Data General
     Data General Sales Force
     4400 Computer Drive
     Westborough, MA 01580

CONTACT:

     Karen Jones, Product Marketing Manager (508) 870 6724

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact   nearest  Data  General  Sales  Office  or  call  (800)
  DATA-GEN.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of Data General Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     May 1990
                                  25

2.5.1.3. TCP/IP for AOS/VS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCP/IP for AOS/VS

DESCRIPTION:

     The AOS/VS TCP/IP suite includes IP, TCP,  UDP  and  the  higher
  level  protocols  Telnet,  FTP,  and  SMTP.  The  product  runs  on
  Ethernet/802.3 local area networks.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Complete documentation is available to Data General customers.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Data General MV product line

O/S:

     AOS/VS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C, PL1, MASM

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Data General
     Data General Sales Force
     4400 Computer Drive
     Westborough, MA 01580

CONTACT:

     Karen Jones, Product Marketing Manager (508) 870 6724

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact  nearest  Data  General  Sales  Office  or  call   (800)
  DATA-GEN.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of Data General Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     May 1990
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2.6. DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP. Tops-20

2.6.1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

2.6.1.1. MIT Chives

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: CHIVES (MIT domain resolver for TOPS-20)

DESCRIPTION:

     Implementation  of  Domain  Name System (RFC-1034/1035) resolver
  and supporting  software  for  TOPS-20.    Implements  full-service
  domain  resolver, with support for arbitrary search paths, negative
  response caching, and automaticly scalable internal database.   Two
  interfaces  are  provided:  a raw IPCF interface, and a new TOPS-20
  monitor call, GTDOM%, which provides all the  useful  functions  of
  the standard DEC GTHST% call plus some new functions to support the
  Stanford FTP client and the MM-20 mailsystem (q.v.).
     CHIVES does not currently have a name server interface (i.e., it
  can  act  as  a  DNS  client  but not as a DNS server).  CHIVES was
  written with the intent that it be portable, particularly to  other
  PDP-10  operating  systems,  but  so  far noone as ported it beyond
  TOPS-20.  If you  are  interested  in  remedying  either  of  these
  deficiencies,  please  contact BUG-CHIVES@LCS.MIT.EDU, we'd like to
  hear from you.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Some  documentation  is  provided  with   source   distribution.
  Detailed installation instructions are provided, along with a guide
  to the various GTDOM% options.  You're on your own after that.

MACHINE TYPE:

     DECSYSTEM-20

O/S (OPERATING SYSTEM):

TOPS-20 V5.4, V6.1, V7.0.

As of TOPS-20 V7.0 AP20, monitor source code (other than STG.MAC and MONSYM.MAC) is not required for installation of GTDOM% monitor call.

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Resolver code written in C (KCC compiler from NIC.DDN.MIL).
     GTDOM% system call and  minor  supporting  programs  written  in
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  MACRO-20 (TOPS-20 Assembler).

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Source   code   is  available  online  via  ANONYMOUS  FTP  from
  WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL.  Start with  the  file  PS:<CHIVES>-READ-.-
  THIS-, which explains how you should proceed.
     No  other  arrangements  for  distribution  currently exist, but
  something can be worked out if you need it badly enough.    Contact
  BUG-CHIVES@LCS.MIT.EDU for help.

CONTACT:

BUG-CHIVES@LCS.MIT.EDU.

If you don't have electronic mail access, contact:

  Rob Austein
  MIT Lab for Computer Science
  545 Technology Square
  Cambridge MA 02139
  (617) 253-7341

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     None, since we don't ship it.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Free  software  under  MIT  copyright.    May  not  be used in a
  propriatary product without prior written permission.

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     NO

DATE-UPDATED:

     December 1989
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2.6.2. Panda Programming

2.6.2.1. Panda TOPS-20 EGP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EGP-20

DESCRIPTION:

     EGP-20 is  a  subset  implementation  of  the  Exterior  Gateway
  Protocol  (EGP)  which  allows  a  DECSYSTEM-20 to be used as an IP
  gateway.  TOPS-20 provides a "dumb gateway" facility; however,  all
  new  gateways  are  required  to  negotiate  EGP  to announce their
  availability to their neighbor gateways.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Online included with package

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DECSYSTEM-20

O/S:

     TOPS-20 version 5.3 or later

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     MACRO-20 (DECSYSTEM-20 assembly language)

DISTRIBUTOR:

     PANDA PROGRAMMING
     P.O. BOX 2652
     SEATTLE, WA  9811-2652

CONTACT:

     Mark Crispin, (MRC@PANDA.COM), (206) 953-6769

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Call for pricing and ordering information.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Panda Programming propriety

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  29

2.6.2.2. Panda TOPS-20 Mail

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: MM-20

DESCRIPTION:

     MM-20 is an electronic mailsystem for the  DECSYSTEM-20  family.
  MM-20  incorporates  mail  reading,  mail queueing, mailbox/mailing
  lists, SMTP (DoD Internet mail transport  protocol),  "sends",  and
  external  queue  management  tools.    MM-20 supports the following
  protocols: DoD Internet TCP/IP/SMTP, DECnet using SMTP, Chaos,  and
  Pup.    A  facility  also  exists  for  adding  additional delivery
  routines (e.g. mailing over asynchronous TTY lines).   Domains  are
  supported, including MX records.
     The  MM-20  package  also  includes  the  TOPS-20 server for the
  Interactive Mail Access protocol described  in  RFC  1064  and  the
  portable C client IMAP.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Online included with package

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DECSYSTEM-20 except for the IMAP client which is CPU-independent

O/S:

     TOPS-20 version 4 or later (version 5.3 or later is required for
  TCP/IP support, MIT domain resolver is required for domain support)
     The IMAP client is  O/S-independent,  and  has  been  tested  on
  TOPS-20, BSD Unix, and the Apple Macintosh

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     MACRO-20 (DECSYSTEM-20 assembly language) and C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     PANDA PROGRAMMING
     P.O. Box 2652
     Seattle, WA  9811-2652

CONTACT:

     Mark Crispin, (MRC@PANDA.COM), (206) 953-6769

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     MM-20  is  available  for  a  nominal  charge to cover media and
  shipping costs; call for current information.
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PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Public Domain

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  31

2.6.2.3. Panda TOPS-20 NETSRV

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: NETSRV

DESCRIPTION:

     NETSRV is a multi-process listener and server for  a  number  of
  the major Internet service protocols.  It replaces such programs as
  FTSCTT and SMTPSV.  NETSRV is based on a similar  program  for  the
  old NCP protocols.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Online included with package

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DECSYSTEM-20

O/S:

     TOPS-20 version 5.3 or later

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     MACRO-20 (DECSYSTEM-20 assembly language)

DISTRIBUTOR:

     PANDA PROGRAMMING
     P.O. Box 2652
     Seattle, WA  9811-2652

CONTACT:

     Mark Crispin, (MRC@PANDA.COM), (206) 953-6769

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Bundled  as  part  of the "PANDA MODIFICATIONS TO TOPS-20"; call
  for separate ordering information.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Panda Programming propriety

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  32

2.6.2.4. Panda Modifications to TOPS-20

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: PANDA MODIFICATIONS TO TOPS-20

DESCRIPTION:

     The  PANDA  MODIFICATIONS  TO  TOPS-20  consists  of  a  set  of
  extensions  and  bug  fixes  to TOPS-20.  These include many of the
  public domain extensions  to  TOPS-20  published  on  the  "ARPANET
  TOPS-20 list" and many extensions unique to the PANDA MODIFICATIONS
  including   facilities   to   operate   TOPS-20    in    networking
  configurations not supported by DEC.
     The  PANDA  MODIFICATIONS TO TOPS-20 are distributed as a set of
  REDIT-format change files and therefore are only available to sites
  with a valid DEC TOPS-20 source license.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Online included with package

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DECSYSTEM-20

O/S:

     TOPS-20 version 5.4; TOPS-20 version 6.1

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     MACRO-20 (DECSYSTEM-20 assembly language)

DISTRIBUTOR:

     PANDA PROGRAMMING
     P.O. Box 2652
     Seattle, WA  9811-2652

CONTACT:

     Mark Crispin, (MRC@PANDA.COM), (206) 953-6769

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Call for pricing and ordering information.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Panda Programming propriety

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

                                  33
     February 1989
                                  34

2.6.2.5. Panda TOPS-20 Telnet

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TELNET-20

DESCRIPTION:

     TELNET-20  implements  the  user  half  of  the  Internet TELNET
  protocol.  It also supports Chaos, Pup, and DECnet protocols.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Online included with package

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DECSYSTEM-20

O/S:

     TOPS-20 version 5.3 or later

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     MACRO-20 (DECSYSTEM-20 assembly language)

DISTRIBUTOR:

     PANDA PROGRAMMING
     P.O. Box 2652
     Seattle, WA  9811-2652

CONTACT:

     Mark Crispin, (MRC@PANDA.COM), (206) 953-6769

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Bundled as part of the  "PANDA  MODIFICATIONS  TO  TOPS-20";  an
  earlier version is distributed by DEC.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Panda Programming propriety

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  35

2.7. DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP. PDP-11

2.7.1. Process Software Corporation

2.7.1.1. Process Software TCPware for IAS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCPware for IAS

DESCRIPTION:

     TCPware  for IAS is a family of highly modular TCP/IP networking
  software products designed and engineered exclusively for  the  IAS
  operating system environment. The products support the major TCP/IP
  user and server protocols, and operate with standard  DEC  Ethernet
  hardware.  The  following  software  products  are  members  of the
  TCPware for IAS family:
 1. - TCP-IAS
 2. - FTP-IAS
 3. - TELNET-IAS
     These products are functionally similar to the TCPware  for  RSX
  family  of  products.  Please refer to a description of the TCPware
  for RSX products for more information.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Fully documented; TCPware for IAS products are supplied  with  a
  complete Reference Manual and a User's Guide.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Any DEC PDP-11 or MicroPDP-11 supporting IAS

O/S:

     IAS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     All modules are in MACRO-11.

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Process Software Corporation
     959 Concord Street
     Framingham, MA 01701
                                  36

CONTACT:

Sales Department 800-722-7770 or 508-879-6994 FAX 508-879-0042 sales@process.com

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Process Software Corporation Sales Department.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     A product of Process Software Corporation.
     TCPware   is   a   registered   trademark  of  Process  Software
  Corporation.
                                  37

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  38

2.7.1.2. Process Software TCPware for RSX

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCPware for RSX

DESCRIPTION:

     TCPware for RSX is a family of highly modular TCP/IP  networking
  software  products  designed and engineered exclusively for the RSX
  operating system environment. The products support the major TCP/IP
  user  and  server  protocols,  and  operate  with  any DEC Ethernet
  hardware. The  following  software  products  are  members  of  the
  TCPware for RSX family:
 1. - TCP-RSX
 2. - FTP-RSX
 3. - TELNET-RSX
     Each  TCPware  for  RSX  product  has been designed to take full
  advantage of the  PDP-11  architecture  and  the  RSX-11  operating
  system.  As a result, the products operate reliably and efficiently
  with low CPU overhead and minimum memory  resources.  The  products
  have also been designed to be easy to install and operate.
     The  TCP-RSX  product  provides the network IP and ARP protocols
  and host layer TCP protocols,  a  QIO  programming  interface,  and
  support  software  for  network  startup, shutdown, monitoring, and
  management. The TCP and IP protocol layers (together with  ARP)  in
  TCP-RSX are implemented within an RSX I/O driver and ACP (Ancillary
  Control Processor) running in kernel mode.
     In addition to supporting all standard DEC Ethernet  interfaces,
  TCP-RSX  is  able to share the same Ethernet interface hardware and
  operate concurrently with other protocol software (such  as  DECnet
  and LAT).
     The  FTP-RSX product provides both user and server file transfer
  support.    FTP-RSX  supports  multiple  simultaneous  users   with
  multiple simultaneous FTP connections.
     FTP-RSX  supports  account  and  password  protection  and  full
  UIC-based file protection, preventing unauthorized file access from
  remote  users. FTP-RSX also supports application programmers with a
  set of library routines that  can  establish  FTP  connections  and
  transfer files with remote hosts.
     The   TELNET-RSX  product  provides  complete  virtual  terminal
  networking  for  both  server  and  user  TELNET   functions.   The
  TELNET-RSX  product  also  supports  application programmers with a
  full set of library routines that can establish and maintain TELNET
  connections with remote hosts.
     The FTP-RSX and TELNET-RSX products provide a superior method of
                                  39
  networking, since they can be used either standalone  or  together,
  making them ideal for applications that may need to grow.
     And  all  TCPware  for RSX products protect a user's investment,
  since they are designed and engineered  for  superior  performance,
  efficiency, and reliability at competitive costs.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Fully  documented;  TCPware for RSX products are supplied with a
  complete Reference Manual and a User's Guide.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Any DEC PDP-11 or MicroPDP-11

O/S:

     RSX-11M-Plus, RSX-11M, or MicroRSX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     System-level modules are in MACRO-11. Application-level  modules
  use several DEC HLLs.

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Process Software Corporation
     959 Concord Street
     Framingham, MA 01701

CONTACT:

Sales Department 800-722-7770 or 508-879-6994 FAX 508-879-0042 sales@process.com

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Process Software Corporation Sales Department.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     A product of Process Software Corporation.
     TCPware   is   a   registered   trademark  of  Process  Software
  Corporation.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  40

2.7.1.3. Process Software TCPware for RT-11

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCPware for RT-11

DESCRIPTION:

     TCPware for RT-11 is  a  family  of  modular  TCP/IP  networking
  software products designed and engineered exclusively for the RT-11
  operating system environment.  The products support  several  major
  TCP/IP user and server protocols, and operate with any DEC Ethernet
  hardware. The  following  software  products  are  members  of  the
  TCPware for RT-11 family:
 1. - TCPIP-RT
 2. - FTP-RT
 3. - TELNET-RT
     Each  TCPware  for  RT-11 product has been designed to take full
  advantage of  the  PDP-11  architecture  and  the  RT-11  operating
  system.  As a result, the products operate reliably and efficiently
  with low CPU overhead and minimum memory  resources.  The  products
  have also been designed to be easy to install and operate.
     The  TCPIP-RT product implements the TCP, IP, and ARP protocols.
  TCPIP-RT supports high-speed process-to-process communications with
  a  library  of  subroutines  that  can  establish  and maintain TCP
  connections with remote hosts.
     Application programmers can use the subroutines in  TCPIP-RT  to
  open  active  or  passive TCP connections, send data, receive data,
  close or  abort  connections,  and  read  status  information.  The
  subroutines  are  callable  from  any  DEC high-level language. For
  memory restrictive environments, the subroutines  can  be  arranged
  into overlay regions and a small root section.
     The  FTP-RT  product  provides both client (user) and server FTP
  protocols using separate utility  programs.  FTP-RT  also  supports
  application  programmers with a set of library subroutines that can
  establish FTP connections and transfer files with remote hosts. For
  memory  restrictive environments, these subroutines can be arranged
  into overlay regions and a small root section.
     The TELNET-RT product supports client  (user)  TELNET  protocols
  with   a   user-run   utility   program.  TELNET-RT  also  supports
  application programmers with a set of library subroutines that  can
  establish  TELNET  connections  with  remote  hosts.    For  memory
  restrictive environments, these subroutines can  be  arranged  into
  overlay regions and a small root section.
     All  of  the TCPware for RT-11 products can run on the RT-11 SJ,
  FB, or XM monitors, and they can also run within or as virtual jobs
                                  41
  in extended memory.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Fully documented; TCPware for RT-11 products are supplied with a
  complete User's Guide.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Any DEC PDP-11 or MicroPDP-11

O/S:

     RT-11 (either SJ, FB, or XM)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     All modules are in MACRO-11.

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Process Software Corporation
     959 Concord Street
     Framingham, MA 01701

CONTACT:

Sales Department 800-722-7770 or 508-879-6994 FAX 508-879-0042 sales@process.com

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Process Software Corporation Sales Department.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     A product of Process Software Corporation.
     TCPware  is  a  registered   trademark   of   Process   Software
  Corporation.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  42

2.7.1.4. Process Software TCPware for TSX-Plus

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCPware for TSX-Plus

DESCRIPTION:

     TCPware  for  TSX-Plus  is  a  family  of  highly modular TCP/IP
  networking software products designed  and  engineered  exclusively
  for the TSX-Plus operating system environment. The products support
  the major TCP/IP user and server protocols, and  operate  with  any
  DEC  Ethernet hardware. The following software products are members
  of the TCPware for TSX-Plus family:
 1. - TCP-TSX
 2. - FTP-TSX
 3. - TELNET-TSX
     Each TCPware for TSX-Plus product has been designed to take full
  advantage  of  the  PDP-11  architecture and the TSX-Plus operating
  system. As a result, the products operate reliably and  efficiently
  with  low  CPU  overhead and minimum memory resources. The products
  have also been designed to be easy to install and operate.
     The TCP-TSX product provides the network IP  and  ARP  protocols
  and  host  layer  TCP protocols, a TCP-layer programming interface,
  and support software for network startup, shutdown, monitoring, and
  management.  The  TCP and IP protocol layers (together with ARP) in
  TCP-TSX are  implemented  within  a  TSX-Plus  device  handler  and
  detached jobs.
     The  FTP-TSX product provides both user and server file transfer
  support.    FTP-TSX  supports  multiple  simultaneous  users   with
  multiple simultaneous FTP connections.
     FTP-TSX  supports  account  and  password protection, preventing
  unauthorized file access from remote users. FTP-TSX  also  supports
  application  programmers  with  a  set of library routines that can
  establish FTP connections and transfer files with remote hosts.
     The TELNET-TSX product supports client (user)  TELNET  protocols
  with  a  user-run  utility  program.  Multiple  users on a TSX-Plus
  system can simultaneously establish  outgoing  TELNET  connections.
  TELNET-TSX  also  supports  application  programmers  with a set of
  library subroutines that  can  establish  TELNET  connections  with
  remote hosts.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Fully  documented;  TCPware  for  TSX-Plus products are supplied
  with a complete User's Guide.
                                  43

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Any DEC PDP-11 or MicroPDP-11

O/S:

     TSX-Plus

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     All modules are in MACRO-11.

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Process Software Corporation
     959 Concord Street
     Framingham, MA 01701

CONTACT:

Sales Department 800-722-7770 or 508-879-6994 FAX 508-879-0042 sales@process.com

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Process Software Corporation Sales Department.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     A product of Process Software Corporation.
     TCPware  is  a  registered   trademark   of   Process   Software
  Corporation.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  44

2.7.2. USENIX Association

2.7.2.1. USENIX Association 2.10 BSD

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: UNIX 2.10 BSD

DESCRIPTION:

     DESCRIPTION:
     2.10  BSD  TCP/IP  is  a  fairly  complete  port  of 4.3 BSD and
  includes the 4.3 BSD TCP/IP,  with  minor  exceptions,  and  a  few
  programs  eliminated  due  to  address  space  considerations.   It
  provides support for TCP, IP, ICMP, and UDP with  user  and  server
  programs  for  Telnet,  FTP,  TFTP  and  SMTP.   Hardware supported
  includes 10M bit/s Ethernet (5  different  controllers),  3M  bit/s
  Ethernet,  and  SLIP.  The 2.10 BSD TCP/IP runs in supervisor mode.
  Drivers for Proteon ProNET and ACC and DEC/CSS IMP  Interfaces  are
  provided,  although  some  work  will be required to integrate them
  into the system.  2.10 BSD only runs  on  split  I/D  machines;  it
  could  probably  be made to run on non-split I/D PDP-11's, although
  such a system could not include networking.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Online documentation of user programs, system  call  interfaces,
  changes  from  4.2  BSD,  etc.;  "Networking  Implementation Notes,
  4.3BSD Edition"

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     PDP-11/44, 11/53, 11/70, 11/73, 11/83, 11/84

O/S:

     UNIX 2.10BSD

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     USENIX Association
     P.O. Box 2299
     Berkeley, CA 94710

CONTACT:

     Ellie Young (usenix!office@ucbvax.berkeley.edu), (415) 528-8649
     For     technical      information:            Keith      Bostic
                                  45
  (bostic@ucbvax.berkeley.edu), (415) 642-4948

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Distribution Coordinator for information packet.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Requires  a  2.9BSD license agreement or an AT&T V7, System III,
  or System V license agreement

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
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2.8. VAX FAMILY

2.8.1. CSNET CIC

2.8.1.1. CSNET CIC DIALUP IP for UNIX

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: DIALUP IP for UNIX

DESCRIPTION:

     The  DIALUP  IP  effort  is  supported  at  BBN  by  CSNET   for
  distribution  to  CSNET sites.  The package allows sites to send IP
  datagram over dialup phone lines; the code automatically takes care
  of  establishing  and disconnecting phone calls as IP traffic or as
  users dictate.  A modem and a serial port on the host computer  are
  required.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Complete manual available if CSNET subscriber

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Sun 3 systems
  Any VAX-11 or MicroVAX processor

O/S:

     Berkeley  UNIX  4.2  BSD Berkeley UNIX 4.3 BSD ULTRIX 1.2 ULTRIX
  2.0 SUNOS 3.n

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     CSNET CIC
     Bolt Beranek and Newman Inc.
     10 Moulton Street
     Cambridge, MA 02238
     (CIC@CSNET-SH.ARPA)
     (617) 873-2777

CONTACT:

     Leo Lanzillo, (LEO@SH.CS.NET), (617) 873-3982

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

                                  47
     Contact CIC (see above under DISTRIBUTOR)

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     For CSNET users only

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  48

2.8.1.2. CSNET CIC X.25 for UNIX 4.3 BSD and ULTRIX 2.0

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: X.25 for UNIX 4.3 BSD and ULTRIX 2.0

DESCRIPTION:

     The IP/X.25 effort is supported at BBN by CSNET for distribution
  to  CSNET  sites.    It  is based on the TCP/IP implementation from
  Berkeley for 4.2 BSD.  A device driver was added  which  allows  IP
  datagrams  to  be  sent over X.25 virtual circuits, and permits the
  host to serve as an X.29 PAD.  An Interactive Systems INcard or  an
  Advanced Computer Consultants (ACC) 6250/5250 is required.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Complete manual available if CSNET subscriber

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Any VAX-11 processor with a UNIBUS or MicroVAX with QBUS

O/S:

     Berkeley  UNIX  4.2  BSD Berkeley UNIX 4.3 BSD ULTRIX 1.2 ULTRIX
  2.0

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     CSNET CIC
     Bolt Beranek and Newman Inc.
     10 Moulton Street
     Cambridge, MA 02238
     (CIC@CSNET-SH.ARPA)
     (617) 873-2777

CONTACT:

     Leo Lanzillo, (LEO@SH.CS.NET), (617) 873-3982

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact CIC (see above under DISTRIBUTOR)

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     For CSNET users only

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

                                  49
     February 1989
                                  50

2.8.2. Excelan, Inc.

2.8.2.1. Excelan VMS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: LAN Service for VMS

DESCRIPTION:

     Excelan's LAN Service for VMS implements DoD TCP/IP protocols to
  connect DEC VAXs running VMS to Ethernet networks.  LAN Service for
  VMS  is  a  front-end  TCP/IP  implementation  that   operates   in
  conjunction  with  an  EXOS 204 Intelligent Ethernet Controller for
  UNIBUS.  The  TCP/IP  protocols  (TCP,  IP,  UDP,  ICMP,  ARP)  and
  Telnet/rlogin   servers   run   on  the  controller  and  the  user
  applications (FTP, Telnet, SMTP, rsh) run on the VAX.  LAN  Service
  for  VMS user applications also include QIO programming library and
  network administration utilities.
     Optionally, LAN Service NFS is available  for  LAN  Service  for
  Micro VMS customers. LAN Service NFS is a VMS server implementation
  of Sun Microsystems' Network File System (NFS)  optimized  for  use
  with VAX/VMS systems that employ Excelan's LAN Service for VMS.
     LAN  Service  NFS  permits  users  of Sun Workstations, PCs, and
  other  systems  running  NFS-compatible  client  software  to  have
  transparent  access  to the resources (such as files, host-attached
  printers and other peripheral devices) of a VAX/VMS host.
     Some of the exclusive features of this product are:
  • Sun NFS compatibility
  • Automatic file format conversion
  • Powerful server management utilities

DOCUMENTATION:

     LAN Service for VMS TCP/IP  Network  Software  Installation  and
  Administration  Guide,  Programming  Guide,  Networks  Applications
  Users Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC  VAX-11  7XX,  8600,  8200  in  conjunction  with  EXOS  204
  Intelligent Ethernet Controller or Exos 304

O/S:

     VMS (v4.4-v4.7 and v5.0)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C
                                  51

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Inside Sales
     Excelan, Inc.
     2180 Fortune Drive
     San Jose, CA 95131
     (408) 434-2300
     Europe:
     Excelan Europe Ltd.
     Intec 2, Suite 17
     Wade Road
     Basingstoke
     Hampshire RG24 One, England

CONTACT:

     Inside Sales (408) 434-2300, 1-800-EXCELAN

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Inside Sales

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February, 1989
                                  52

2.8.3. Network Research Corporation

2.8.3.1. Network Research Corporation FUSION for X.25

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: FUSION Network Software (FNS) X.25

DESCRIPTION:

     FNS  X.25  is  an  option  to FUSION Network Software TCP/IP for
  VAX/VMS systems.  It enables users to tie into DDN X.25 and  public
  data  networks,  like  TELENET  and  TYMNET, via TCP/IP Network. It
  supports Intelligent Communications Processors (ICP)  from  Simpact
  Associates.

DOCUMENTATION:

     FNS X.25 User and Installation Manual

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     VAX 11/7XX, VAX 8XXX, MicroVAX II, 2000, 3000

O/S:

     VAX/VMS, MicroVMS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

   Headquarters:
   Network Research Corporation
   2380 N. Rose Ave.
   Oxnard, CA  93030
   Sales Offices:
   Northeast District: (201) 358-1066
   Southwest District: (805) 485-2700
   Northwest District: (408) 248-2121
   Southeast District: (703) 648-1503

CONTACT:

     Jean  Sylwanowicz,  Inside  Sales  Manager,  (805) 485-2700 FAX:
  805-485-8204, TELEX: 297579 NRCO UR

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

                                  53
     Contact Sales Office

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Developed by Network Research Corporation

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Simpact controllers are DDN-Qualified

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  54

2.8.4. SRI International

2.8.4.1. SRI Multinet

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SRI MultiNet

DESCRIPTION:

     MultiNet is a high-performance  VAX/VMS  multi-protocol  network
  environment, which enables the interconnection of VAX/VMS computers
  to other systems operating  the  TCP/IP,  CHAOSnet,  or  Xerox  PUP
  protocol  suites.    The MultiNet TCP/IP protocol module is derived
  from the 4.3BSD networking software and runs in the VAX/VMS  kernel
  environment.
     MultiNet  provides  a full suite of user/server programs for all
  the protocol families.  In particular, the following TCP/IP  family
  (TCP,  UDP,  ICMP,  and  IP)  services  are  supported:  FTP, SMTP,
  TELNET, TFTP,  FINGER,  WHOIS,  DECwindows,  Domain  Name  Service,
  LPR/LPD, the BSD "r" services (rlogin, rsh, rexec, rmt), TALK (both
  the 4.2BSD and  4.3BSD  versions),  Network  Time  Protocol  (NTP),
  BOOTP,   SNMP   (agent),   and   GATED   (RIP,   HELLO,  and  EGP).
  Additionally, the PING, TRACEROUTE, and  TCPDUMP  diagnostic  tools
  are  provided  as  standard features of MultiNet.  Optional layered
  products include a VMS NFS Server and a VMS NFS  Client  (described
  in detail in their own sections elsewhere in this manual).
     MultiNet includes a 4.3BSD compatible socket library, as well as
  a $QIO interface allowing users  to  develop  custom  applications.
  Additionally,  MultiNet  supports  a Novell (formerly Excelan) EXOS
  compatible $QIO interface, allowing  applications  written  to  run
  over  EXOS  the  ability  to run (without recompiling or relinking)
  over MultiNet.
     MultiNet supports the  full  range  of  VAX  processors  running
  VAX/VMS    version   V4.5   or   greater   (including   symmetrical
  multiprocessing support under VAX/VMS  Version  5).    All  Digital
  Equipment  Corporation  Ethernet  interfaces  (e.g.  DELQA,  DELUA,
  DEBNI), are supported and can be shared with other protocols  (e.g.
  DECnet,  LAT,  Local  Area  VAXcluster).   Other network interfaces
  supported as standard features of MultiNet include:
      o CMC ENP family of Ethernet controllers
      o Novell (formerly Excelan) EXOS UNIBUS and Q-bus Ethernet controll
      o Interlan NI 1010 Ethernet controller
      o 3Com Ethernet controller
      o Xerox 3-Megabit per second Ethernet controller
      o ACC LH-DH ARPAnet controller
      o ACC ACP-5250 and ACP-6250 DDN-X.25 controllers
      o IMP11-A ARPAnet controller
      o ACC ACP-5100 and ACP-6100 HDLC T1 controllers
      o Digital Equipment Corporation DMR-11, DMC-11, and DMV-11 DDCMP
                                  55
        controllers
      o SLIP (Serial Line IP) using any VMS-supported terminal multiplexe
      o NSC PI13/14 Hyperchannel controller
      o Symbolics CHAOSnet 4-Megabit per second controller
      o IP encapsulation over DECnet
      o DECnet encapsulation over IP

DOCUMENTATION:

      Introduction to MultiNet
      MultiNet Installation Guide
      MultiNet System Adminstrators' Guide
      MultiNet Users' Guide
      MultiNet Programmers' Reference Manual
      MultiNet NFS Server System Administrators' Guide
      MultiNet NFS Client System Administrators' Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

      DEC VAX

O/S:

     VAX/VMS  Version  V4.5   or   greater   (including   symmetrical
  multiprocessing support under VAX/VMS Version 5)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     "C"  -  compiled using the GNU "C" compiler for VAX/VMS, and VAX
  Macro

DISTRIBUTOR:

     SRI International
     333 Ravenswood Avenue
     Menlo Park, CA  94025

CONTACT:

Desiree Champagne (desiree@warbucks.ai.sri.com) 415-859-6083 FAX 415/859-2624

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact SRI for ordering/pricing information.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     MultiNet is available from  TGV  and  SRI  International.    SRI
  distributes with partial source code.

DDN-QUALIFIED:

                                  56
     MultiNet  is  DDN-qualified  using the ACC ACP-6250 and ACP-5250
  DDN-X.25 interfaces.

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  57

2.8.4.2. SRI Multinet NFS Client

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: MultiNet NFS Client

DESCRIPTION:

     The MultiNet NFS Client for VAX/VMS computer systems allows  VMS
  applications  to  transparently access files stored on NFS servers.
  The NFS Client can mount remote file systems on any system that has
  an  NFS  server.   The NFS Client device driver provides a standard
  file system interface and is called automatically by the normal VMS
  Record Management Services (RMS).
     Remote  NFS  servers  supporting  full  UNIX  (NFS)  file system
  semantics appear to VAX/VMS systems  as  fully-functional  Files-11
  ODS-2  file  systems.    This  includes  multinet file versions and
  arbitrary RMS file attributes.  Text files created on an NFS server
  by  the  VAX/VMS  client system appear as Stream_LF format files to
  the client.  On the server, they appear as normal  "stream"  files,
  thus  allowing  them  to be shared with applications running on the
  NFS server and  other  (including  non-VMS)  NFS  clients.    Other
  VAX/VMS  file  types are stored on the NFS server as "raw" VMS data
  blocks plus information  about  the  RMS  file  attributes.    This
  permits  other  VAX/VMS  clients  to  share  these files on the NFS
  server and non-VMS systems to access the data, provided the non-VMS
  systems are capable of interpreting the "raw" VMS data blocks.
     The   MultiNet   NFS   Client   runs  on  top  of  the  MultiNet
  multi-protocol networking software for VAX/VMS system (described in
  detail  in its own section elsewhere in this manual).  MultiNet and
  the MultiNet NFS Client support the full range  of  VAX  processors
  running  VAX/VMS  version  V4.5  or  greater (including symmetrical
  multiprocessing support under VAX/VMS Version 5).

DOCUMENTATION:

     MultiNet NFS Client System Administrators' Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     DEC VAX

O/S:

     VAX/VMS  Version  V4.5   or   greater   (including   symmetrical
  multiprocessing support under VAX/VMS Version 5)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     "C"  -  compiled using the GNU "C" compiler for VAX/VMS, and VAX
  Macro

DISTRIBUTOR:

                                  58
     SRI International
     333 Ravenswood Avenue
     Menlo Park, CA  94025

CONTACT:

Desiree Champagne, (desiree@warbucks.ai.sri.com) 415/859-6083 FAX: 415/859-2624

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact SRI for pricing/ordering information.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     The  MultiNet  NFS  Client  is  available  from  TGV   and   SRI
  International.
                                  59

DATE-UPDATED:

March 1990

                                  60

RI Multinet NFS Server

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: MultiNet NFS Server

DESCRIPTION:

     The  MultiNet  NFS  Server  is a high-performance multi-threaded
  kernel-based NFS server for VAX/VMS  computer  systems.    The  NFS
  Server  maps  the  complete UNIX file system semantics onto the VMS
  file system, including symbolic and hard links, making a  VMS  file
  system  look  exactly  like a UNIX file system.  All VMS text files
  are type-converted to look  like  UNIX  stream  files  for  maximum
  interoperability.    The NFS Server uses a file and directory cache
  between the file system and the network  to  mask  VMS  bottlenecks
  from   the  requesting  UNIX  machine.    The  NFS  Server  uses  a
  proprietary XDR serializer to move data directly between  the  file
  system  cache  and  the  network  buffers.    By default, the cache
  functions as a write-through cache, but  can  be  configured  as  a
  write-back cache to increase performance.
     The  MultiNet  NFS  Server  can  export  all  Files-11 ODS-2 VMS
  volumes, including  shadow  sets,  bound  volumes,  and  DFS-served
  disks.
     The  MultiNet  NFS  Server  distribution  also includes a PC-NFS
  authentication and print server (PCNFSD).  It allows  IBM  PCs  and
  compatibles  running  NFS  client  software  to  access  NFS served
  filesystems a though they  are  local  DOS  disk  drives.    PCNFSD
  supports printing from PC clients to VMS print queues.
     The   MultiNet   NFS   Server   runs  on  top  of  the  MultiNet
  multi-protocol networking software for VAX/VMS system (described in
  detail  in its own section elsewhere in this manual).  MultiNet and
  the MultiNet NFS Server support the full range  of  VAX  processors
  running  VAX/VMS  version  V4.5  or  greater (including symmetrical
  multiprocessing support under VAX/VMS Version 5).

DOCUMENTATION:

     MultiNet NFS Server System Administrators' Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     DEC VAX

O/S:

     VAX/VMS  Version  V4.5   or   greater   (including   symmetrical
  multiprocessing support under VAX/VMS Version 5)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     "C"  -  compiled using the GNU "C" compiler for VAX/VMS, and VAX
                                  61
  Macro

DISTRIBUTOR:

     SRI International
     333 Ravenswood Avenue
     Menlo Park, CA  94025

CONTACT:

Desiree Champagne, (desiree@warbucks.ai.sri.com), 415/859-6083 FAX: 415/859-2624

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact SRI for pricing/ordering information.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     The  MultiNet  NFS  Server  is  available  from  TGV   and   SRI
  International.

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
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2.8.5. TGV, Incorporated

2.8.5.1. TGV Multinet

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: MultiNet

DESCRIPTION:

     MultiNet  is  a  high-performance VAX/VMS multi-protocol network
  environment, which enables the interconnection of VAX/VMS computers
  to  other  systems  operating  the  TCP/IP,  CHAOSnet, or Xerox PUP
  protocol suites.  The MultiNet TCP/IP protocol  module  is  derived
  from  the 4.3BSD networking software and runs in the VAX/VMS kernel
  environment.
     MultiNet provides a full suite of user/server programs  for  all
  the  protocol families.  In particular, the following TCP/IP family
  (TCP, UDP, ICMP, and  IP)  services  are  supported:    FTP,  SMTP,
  TELNET,  TFTP,  FINGER,  WHOIS,  DECwindows,  Domain  Name Service,
  LPR/LPD, the BSD "r" services (rlogin, rsh, rexec, rmt), TALK (both
  the  4.2BSD  and  4.3BSD  versions),  Network  Time Protocol (NTP),
  BOOTP,  SNMP  (agent),   and   GATED   (RIP,   HELLO,   and   EGP).
  Additionally,  the  PING,  TRACEROUTE, and TCPDUMP diagnostic tools
  are provided as standard features of MultiNet.    Optional  layered
  products  include  a VMS NFS Server and a VMS NFS Client (described
  in detail in their own sections elsewhere in this manual).
     MultiNet includes a 4.3BSD compatible socket library, as well as
  a  $QIO  interface  allowing  users to develop custom applications.
  Additionally, MultiNet supports a Novell  (formerly  Excelan)  EXOS
  compatible  $QIO  interface,  allowing  applications written to run
  over EXOS the ability to run  (without  recompiling  or  relinking)
  over MultiNet.
     MultiNet  supports  the  full  range  of  VAX processors running
  VAX/VMS   version   V4.5   or   greater   (including    symmetrical
  multiprocessing  support  under  VAX/VMS  Version  5).  All Digital
  Equipment  Corporation  Ethernet  interfaces  (e.g.  DELQA,  DELUA,
  DEBNI),  are supported and can be shared with other protocols (e.g.
  DECnet, LAT, Local Area  VAXcluster).    Other  network  interfaces
  supported as standard features of MultiNet include:
      o CMC ENP family of Ethernet controllers
      o Novell (formerly Excelan) EXOS UNIBUS and Q-bus Ethernet controll
      o Interlan NI 1010 Ethernet controller
      o 3Com Ethernet controller
      o Xerox 3-Megabit per second Ethernet controller
      o ACC LH-DH ARPAnet controller
      o ACC ACP-5250 and ACP-6250 DDN-X.25 controllers
      o IMP11-A ARPAnet controller
      o ACC ACP-5100 and ACP-6100 HDLC T1 controllers
      o Digital Equipment Corporation DMR-11, DMC-11, and DMV-11 DDCMP
                                  63
        controllers
      o SLIP (Serial Line IP) using any VMS-supported terminal multiplexe
      o NSC PI13/14 Hyperchannel controller
      o Symbolics CHAOSnet 4-Megabit per second controller
      o IP encapsulation over DECnet
      o DECnet encapsulation over IP

DOCUMENTATION:

      Introduction to MultiNet
      MultiNet Installation Guide
      MultiNet System Adminstrators' Guide
      MultiNet Users' Guide
      MultiNet Programmers' Reference Manual
      MultiNet NFS Server System Administrators' Guide
      MultiNet NFS Client System Administrators' Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     DEC VAX

O/S:

     VAX/VMS   Version   V4.5   or   greater  (including  symmetrical
  multiprocessing support under VAX/VMS Version 5)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     "C" - compiled using the GNU "C" compiler for VAX/VMS,  and  VAX
  Macro

DISTRIBUTOR:

     TGV, Incorporated
     603 Mission Street
     Santa Cruz, CA  95060

CONTACT:

      Irene Geary, Sales Manager, (408) 427-4366
      L. Stuart Vance (vance@tgv.com), Sales and Technical Support,
              (408) 427-4366

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact TGV above for licensing and software maintenance/product
  support information.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     MultiNet is available from TGV and SRI International.

DDN-QUALIFIED:

                                  64
     MultiNet is DDN-qualified using the ACC  ACP-6250  and  ACP-5250
  DDN-X.25 interfaces.

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  65

2.8.5.2. TGV MultiNet NFS Server

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: MultiNet NFS Server

DESCRIPTION:

     The  MultiNet  NFS  Server  is a high-performance multi-threaded
  kernel-based NFS server for VAX/VMS  computer  systems.    The  NFS
  Server  maps  the  complete UNiX file system semantics onto the VMS
  file system, including symbolic and hard links, making a  VMS  file
  system  look  exactly  like a UNIX file system.  All VMS text files
  are type-converted to look  like  UNIX  stream  files  for  maximum
  interoperability.    The NFS Server uses a file and directory cache
  between the file system and the network  to  mask  VMS  bottlenecks
  from   the  requesting  UNIX  machine.    The  NFS  Server  uses  a
  proprietary XDR serializer to move data directly between  the  file
  system  cache  and  the  network  buffers.    By default, the cache
  functions as a write-through cache, but  can  be  configured  as  a
  write-back cache to increase performance.
     The  MultiNet  NFS  Server  can  export  all  Files-11 ODS-2 VMS
  volumes, including  shadow  sets,  bound  volumes,  and  DFS-served
  disks.
     The  MultiNet  NFS  Server  distribution  also includes a PC-NFS
  authentication and print server (PCNFSD).  It allows  IBM  PCs  and
  compatibles  running  NFS  client  software  to  access  NFS served
  filesystems a though they  are  local  DOS  disk  drives.    PCNFSD
  supports printing from PC clients to VMS print queues.
     The   MultiNet   NFS   Server   runs  on  top  of  the  MultiNet
  multi-protocol networking software for VAX/VMS system (described in
  detail  in its own section elsewhere in this manual).  MultiNet and
  the MultiNet NFS Server support the full range  of  VAX  processors
  running  VAX/VMS  version  V4.5  or  greater (including symmetrical
  multiprocessing support under VAX/VMS Version 5).

DOCUMENTATION:

     MultiNet NFS Server System Administrators' Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     DEC VAX

O/S:

     VAX/VMS  Version  V4.5   or   greater   (including   symmetrical
  multiprocessing support under VAX/VMS Version 5)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     "C"  -  compiled using the GNU "C" compiler for VAX/VMS, and VAX
                                  66
  Macro

DISTRIBUTOR:

     TGV, Incorporated
     603 Mission Street
     Santa Cruz, CA  95060

CONTACT:

Irene Geary, Sales Manager, (408) 427-4366 L. Stuart Vance (vance@tgv.com), Sales and Technical Support, (408) 427-436

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact TGV above for licensing and software maintenance/product
  support information.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     The   MultiNet   NFS  Server  is  available  from  TGV  and  SRI
  International.

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     NO

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
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2.8.5.3. TGV MultiNet NFS Client

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: MultiNet NFS Client

DESCRIPTION:

     The MultiNet NFS Client for VAX/VMS computer systems allows  VMS
  applications  to  transparently access files stored on NFS servers.
  The NFS Client can mount remote file systems on any system that has
  an  NFS  server.   The NFS Client device driver provides a standard
  file system interface and is called automatically by the normal VMS
  Record Management Services (RMS).
     Remote  NFS  servers  supporting  full  UNIX  (NFS)  file system
  semantics appear to VAX/VMS systems  as  fully-functional  Files-11
  ODS-2  file  systems.    This  includes  multinet file versions and
  arbitrary RMS file attributes.  Text files created on an NFS server
  by  the  VAX/VMS  client system appear as Stream_LF format files to
  the client.  On the server, they appear as normal  "stream"  files,
  thus  allowing  them  to be shared with applications running on the
  NFS server and  other  (including  non-VMS)  NFS  clients.    Other
  VAX/VMS  file  types are stored on the NFS server as "raw" VMS data
  blocks plus information  about  the  RMS  file  attributes.    This
  permits  other  VAX/VMS  clients  to  share  these files on the NFS
  server and non-VMS systems to access the data, provided the non-VMS
  systems are capable of interpreting the "raw" VMS data blocks.
     The   MultiNet   NFS   Client   runs  on  top  of  the  MultiNet
  multi-protocol networking software for VAX/VMS system (described in
  detail  in its own section elsewhere in this manual).  MultiNet and
  the MultiNet NFS Client support the full range  of  VAX  processors
  running  VAX/VMS  version  V4.5  or  greater (including symmetrical
  multiprocessing support under VAX/VMS Version 5).

DOCUMENTATION:

     MultiNet NFS Client System Administrators' Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     DEC VAX

O/S (OPERATING SYSTEM):

     VAX/VMS  Version  V4.5   or   greater   (including   symmetrical
  multiprocessing support under VAX/VMS Version 5)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     "C"  -  compiled using the GNU "C" compiler for VAX/VMS, and VAX
  Macro

DISTRIBUTOR:

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     TGV, Incorporated
     603 Mission Street
     Santa Cruz, CA  95060

CONTACT:

Irene Geary, Sales Manager, (408) 427-4366 L. Stuart Vance (vance@tgv.com), Sales and Technical Support, (408) 427-436

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact TGV above for licensing and software maintenance/product
  support information.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     The   MultiNet   NFS  Client  is  available  from  TGV  and  SRI
  International.

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     NO

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  69

2.8.6. University of California, Berkeley

2.8.6.1. U.C. Berkeley UNIX 4.3 BSD

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: UNIX 4.3 BSD

DESCRIPTION:

     This  implementation  was  developed  by  the  Computer  Systems
  Research  Group of the University of California at Berkeley as part
  of a number of research projects.  It is a  revision  of  4.2  BSD,
  which  in  turn  was based on the BBN TCP/IP implementation for the
  VAX.  It provides support for TCP, IP, ICMP, and UDP with user  and
  server programs for Telnet, FTP, TFTP and SMTP.  Hardware supported
  includes ACC and DEC/CSS IMP  Interfaces,  10M  bit/s  Ethernet  (5
  different controllers), 3M bit/s Ethernet, and Proteon ProNET.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Online  documentation  of user programs, system call interfaces,
  changes from  4.2  BSD,  etc.;  "Networking  Implementation  Notes,
  4.3BSD Edition"

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     CCI  Power  6/32,  Harris HCX-7, HCX-9, Unisys (Sperry) 7000/40,
  ICL Clan 7, VAX-8600, 8650, 8250,  8200,  11/785,  11/780,  11/750,
  11/730, 11/725; MicroVAX II, MicroVAX 3200, 3500, 3600.

O/S:

     UNIX 4.3BSD, UNIX 4.3BSD-tahoe

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Computer Systems Research Group
     Computer Science Division
     University of California
     Berkeley, CA  94720

CONTACT:

  Pauline Schwartz, Distribution Coordinator,
  (bsd-dist@UCBARPA.BERKELEY.EDU), (415) 642-7780

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Distribution Coordinator for information packet.
                                  70

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Requires   a   4.3BSD  license  agreement  (included)  and  AT&T
  UNIX/32V, System III, or System V UNIX source code license.
     NOTE:  The procedure for 4.2 BSD licensees to  acquire  4.3  BSD
  consists  of an Addendum to the 4.2 BSD Berkeley License Agreement,
  plus Site Information and Equipment List  Forms  and  the  required
  payment.    If  there has been any change with AT&T, copies of that
  documentation must also be included, e.g., name change, or updating
  of the AT&T UNIX Software Agreement.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  71

2.8.6.2. U.C. Berkeley UNIX 4BSD Networking Release #1

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: UNIX 4BSD Networking Release

DESCRIPTION:

     This  package  consists  of  the  standard user level networking
  applications provided as part of  4.3BSD  and  4.3BSD-tahoe  (along
  with their manual pages and some related documentation) and most of
  the underlying kernel and C library support.  It  provides  support
  for  TCP,  IP,  ICMP,  and  UDP  with  user and server programs for
  Telnet, FTP, TFTP, and SMTP. Hardware supported  includes  ACC  and
  DEC/CSS   IMP   interfaces,   10M   bit/s   Ethernet  (5  different
  controllers), 3M bit/s Ethernet, and  Proteon  ProNET.  The  TCP/IP
  code  includes  Van  Jacobsen's  slow start and dynamic window size
  selection algorithms and Phil Karn's modification to the  roundtrip
  timing algorithm.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Online  documentation  of user programs, system call interfaces,
  "Networking Implementation Notes, 4.3BSD Edition"

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Not machine specific.

O/S:

     UNIX 4.3BSD, UNIX 4.3BSD-tahoe

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Computer Systems Research Group
     Computer Science Division
     University of California
     Berkeley, CA  94720

CONTACT:

  Pauline Schwartz, Distribution Coordinator,
  (bsd-dist@UCBARPA.BERKELEY.EDU), (415) 642-7780

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Distribution Coordinator for information packet.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  72
     The   source   code   is   not   proprietary   and   is   freely
  redistributable.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  73

2.8.7. Process Software Corporation

2.8.7.1. TCPware for VMS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCPware for VMS

DESCRIPTION:

     TCPware  for VMS is a family of highly modular TCP/IP networking
  software products  designed  and  engineered  exclusively  for  the
  VAX/VMS environment. The products support all major TCP/IP user and
  server protocols on a variety of network  interface  hardware.  The
  following  software  products  are  members  of the TCPware for VMS
  family:
 1. - FTP-VMS
 2. - NFS-VMS
 3. - SMTP-VMS
 4. - TCP-VMS
 5. - TELNET-VMS
     As a result of the native VMS designs,  every  TCPware  for  VMS
  product   provides   unsurpassed   performance,   efficiency,   and
  reliability. Every TCPware for VMS product is also easy to  install
  and operate, and they use DEC's recommended VMSINSTAL procedure for
  automatic and trouble-free user installation.
     The TCP-VMS product provides the network  (IP,  ICMP,  ARP)  and
  host layer protocols (TCP, UPD), Domain Name Services, QIO and UNIX
  socket library interfaces, and a variety of support  utilities  for
  network  startup,  shutdown, gateway operation, and general network
  monitoring and management. A fully compliant  DECwindows  transport
  interface for VMS V5.3 or later is also included.
     Many  other  protocols  (BOOTPD,  TFTP,  WHOIS,  etc.)  are also
  supported by TCP-VMS.  TCP-VMS has complete SLIP support  for  both
  dialup  and dedicated serial lines, and an easy-to-use programmable
  IP interface that  can  be  used  to  add  full  TCP/IP  networking
  services on nearly any type of network interface available (such as
  X.25, T1, etc.). TCP-VMS also supports  IP  over  DECnet,  enabling
  separate TCP/IP LANs to be connected over WAN DECnet links.
     In  addition to supporting all standard DEC Ethernet interfaces,
  TCP-VMS is able to share the same Ethernet interface  hardware  and
  operate  concurrently with other protocol software (such as DECnet,
  LAT, and LAVC).
     The IP, TCP, and UDP protocol  layers  (together  with  ARP  and
                                  74
  ICMP) in TCP-VMS are implemented as true VMS I/O drivers running in
  kernel mode. Because TCP-VMS is engineered to take advantage of the
  VAX  architecture  and  the  VMS operating system, it provides high
  thruput with low CPU overhead and minimum memory resources.
     The FTP-VMS product provides both user and server file  transfer
  support.  Both  a native VMS and a UNIX-style command interface are
  provided for user initiated file transfers. FTP-VMS  also  supports
  full  file  protection  (both  ACL and UIC) exactly as DECnet does,
  preventing unauthorized file access from remote users.
     FTP-VMS has a complete online help facility, and it supports any
  number  of  simultaneous  users with any number of simultaneous FTP
  connections,  limited  only  by  available  VAX  system  resources.
  FTP-VMS  has  been  shown to operate faster than other software and
  hardware implementations.
     The NFS-VMS product is a full-featured NFS server that  provides
  transparent  access to VMS directories and files for authorized NFS
  hosts and users. NFS-VMS has been designed  with  both  performance
  and  security in mind. Users can increase NFS performance through a
  number of tuning parameters, such as datagram sizes,  cache  sizes,
  number  of server threads, etc. Security features such as PROXY and
  EXPORT databases, NFS rights identifiers, and security  logging  of
  access  violations are used to protect the VMS file system. NFS-VMS
  also supports the popular PC-NFS protocol.
     The SMTP-VMS product provides complete  support  of  the  Simple
  Mail   Transfer  Protcol  (SMTP)  through  the  standard  VMS  MAIL
  messaging system.  SMTP-VMS  supports  ARPA  internet  address  and
  message  formats,  and it lets users access other SMTP mail systems
  either locally or across the Internet.
     All of the features of VMS MAIL are available  transparently  to
  process  SMTP-VMS  messages,  including  distribution  name  lists,
  automatic notification of incoming mail, reading and  editing  mail
  messages,   etc.  SMTP-VMS  also  provides  immediate  delivery  of
  outgoing mail messages,  and  it  defers  delivery  to  unavailable
  hosts.  A  number  of  run-time  parameters can be set to customize
  SMTP-VMS, such as connection timeout  values,  delivery  check  and
  retry intervals, and maximum message life.
     The   TELNET-VMS  product  provides  complete  virtual  terminal
  networking  for  both  server  and  user  TELNET   functions.   The
  highly-efficient TELNET server has been designed for high-bandwidth
  applications. The server is implemented as a VMS I/O driver, and it
  operates  with only minimal CPU overhead. User TELNET functions are
  supported with a versatile and powerful utility used  to  establish
  TELNET  connections  with  remote  systems.  The  utility  supports
  multi-line recall, startup command files,  online  help,  definable
  keys,  VMS  process  spawning,  control character mapping, and much
  more.
     The TELNET-VMS product  also  supports  application  programmers
                                  75
  with a full set of library routines that can establish and maintain
  TELNET connections with remote hosts.
     The above FTP, NFS, SMTP,  and  TELNET-VMS  products  provide  a
  superior  method  of  networking,  since  they  can  be used either
  standalone  or  in  any  combination,   making   them   ideal   for
  applications that may need to grow.
     And  all  TCPware  for VMS products protect a user's investment,
  since they are designed and engineered  for  superior  performance,
  efficiency, and reliability at competitive costs.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Fully  documented;  TCPware for VMS products are supplied with a
  complete Reference Manual and a User's Guide.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Any DEC VAX or MicroVAX.

O/S:

     VMS or MicroVMS, version 4.x through 5.x.

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     System-level modules are in MACRO-32. Application-level  modules
  use several DEC HLLs.

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Process Software Corporation
     959 Concord Street
     Framingham, MA 01701

CONTACT:

     Sales  Department  800-722-7770 or 508-879-6994 FAX 508-879-0042
  sales@process.com

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Process Software Corporation Sales Department.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     A product of Process Software Corporation.
     TCPware  is  a  registered   trademark   of   Process   Software
  Corporation.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

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     March 1990
                                  77

2.8.8. ProTech Computer Group

2.8.8.1. PASSAGE System V

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: PASSAGE TCP/IP

DESCRIPTION:

     PASSAGE  TCP/IP  is  a  complete  implementation  of TCP/IP that
  allows a UNIX System V (5.2.2) or ProTech V.3 to participate  as  a
  routing   or   nonrouting  (end)  host  over  a  wide  spectrum  of
  communication  systems  ranging  from  hard-wired  connections   to
  packet-switched or circuit-switched networks.  It communicates with
  adjacent hosts  over  synchronous  communication  lines,  Ethernet,
  LANs,  and  standard  1822  interface  to an IMP.  Features include
  TCP/IP, ICMP, Telnet, FTP,  UDP,  SMTP,  and  popular  4  BSD  UNIX
  R-utilities.  Product is available in source or binary form.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Included in package

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Digital VAX Processors

O/S:

     UNIX System V (5.2.2) or ProTech System V.3

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     ProTech Computer Group, Inc.
     143 First Street
     Batavia, Ill  60510
     (708) 879-1566

CONTACT:

     Sales department (see above)

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact distributor

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     PASSAGE is a product of ProTech Computer Group, Inc.
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INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  79

2.9. EPILOGUE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

DESCRIPTION:

     Epilogue  Technology's SNMP product is a portable implementation
  of the Simple Network Management Protocol as  defined  by  RFC1067,
  including  the  data  formats defined by RFC1065 and the management
  variables defined by RFC1066.  Access to  management  variables  is
  table driven and may be readily modified or extended.
     Supports:    - Full RFC1065 SMI - Full RFC1066 MIB - All RFC1098
  SNMP functions, PDUs, and traps
     User extensible:  - User defined MIB extensions -  User  defined
  traps
     Portable:    -  Written  in  ANSI  C - Compact -- typical memory
  consumption is less than 25K bytes.  - May be used in an  operating
  system  kernel, within an application, or on an intelligent network
  front end.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Porting Guide Technical Description

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Any

O/S:

     Any

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     ANSI C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Epilogue Technology Corporation
     P.O. Box 5432
     Redwood City, CA   94063
     (408) 426-8786

CONTACT:

     Karl Auerbach  Epilogue  Technology  Corporation  P.O.  Box  217
  Capitola, CA 95010-0217
     (408) 426-8786
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     karl@asylum.sf.ca.us or epilogue!karl or auerbach@csl.sri.com

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Epilogue Technology

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     The  software is the property of Epilogue Technology Corporation
  and may be used only under an express license.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     November 1989
                                  81

2.10. EXCELAN

2.10.1. LAN Service for Micro VMS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: LAN Service for Micro VMS

DESCRIPTION:

     Excelan's LAN  Service  for  Micro  VMS  implements  DoD  TCP/IP
  protocols  to connect DEC MicroVAX IIs running MicroVMS to Ethernet
  networks.   LAN  Service  for  Micro  VMS  is  a  front-end  TCP/IP
  implementation  that  operates  in  conjunction  with  an  EXOS 203
  Intelligent Ethernet Controller for Q-bus.   The  TCP/IP  protocols
  (TCP,  IP,  UDP,  ICMP,  ARP)  and Telnet/rlogin servers run on the
  controller, and the user applications (FTP, Telnet, SMTP, rsh)  run
  on  the MicroVAX.  LAN Service for Micro VMS user applications also
  include  QIO  programming  library   and   network   administration
  utilities.
     Optionally,  LAN  Service  NFS  is available for LAN Service for
  Micro  VMS  customers.    LAN  Service  NFS   is   a   VMS   server
  implementation  of  SUN  Microsystems'  Network  File  System (NFS)
  optimized for use with VAX/VMS systems that  employ  Excelan's  LAN
  Service for Micro VMS.
     LAN  Service  NFS  permits  users  of SUN Workstations, PCs, and
  other  systems  running  NFS-compatible  client  software  to  have
  transparent  access  to the resources (such as files, host-attached
  printers and other peripheral devices) of a VAX/VMS host.
     Some of the exclusive features of  this  product  are:  SUN  NFS
  compatibility,  automatic  file  format  conversion,  and  powerful
  server management utilties.

DOCUMENTATION:

     LAN Service for Micro VMSTCP/IP Network Software 1. Installation
  and Administration Guide 2. Programming Guide 3. Applications Users
  Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC Micro VAX II and Micro VAX III-3500 only in conjunction with
  EXOS  203  Intelligent  Ethernet  Controller  (an  adaptor  kit  is
  necessary).

O/S:

     MicroVMS v4.4-4.7 & v5.0

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

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     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Inside Sales:
     Excelan, Inc.
     2180 Fortune Drive
     San Jose, CA 95l3l
     (408)434-2300
     Europe:  Excelan Europe Ltd.
     Intec 2, Suite 17 Wade Road
     Basingstoke Hampshire RG24 One, England

CONTACT:

     Inside Sales (408) 434-2300, 1-800-EXCELAN

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Inside Sales

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  83

2.10.2. LAN WorkPlace for DOS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: LAN WorkPlace for DOS

DESCRIPTION:

                      tm
     The LAN WorkPlace   for PC  DOS  provides  a  personal  computer
  running  DOS  with the ability to directly and concurrently connect
  to any TCP/IP device on an Ethernet LAN.   The  modularity  of  its
  design  enables  users  to  customize functionality.  Once the EXOS
  Intelligent Ethernet Controller and  TCP/IP  transport  system  are
  installed,  any  combination of applications and network interfaces
  can be used.  The TCP/IP includes FTP and TELNET  applications,  as
  well  as VT-220, VT-100, VT-52, IBM-ANSI terminal emulations, third
  party networking terminal emulation programs are supported,  and  a
  set  of  UNIX  System  V  utilities.   It allows PCs to communicate
  directly and  concurrently  with  dissimilar  computers  supporting
  standard TCP/IP protocols (such as hosts and CAD workstations.)
     In  addition, the Driver for Advanced NetWare allows the user to
  access Advanced  NetWare  286.20a,  2.11  or  SFT  Netware  286.2.1
  servers and it can be concurrently connected to TCP/IP hosts.
     With  the  NETBIOS interface, users can run NETBIOS applications
  on top of  TCP/  IP  protocols  and  communicate  with  other  PCs,
  servers,  and  hosts.  The LAN WorkPlace Socket Library can be used
  to develop networking applications.    With  either  of  these  two
  packages,  users  can  run  both  NETBIOS  applications and TCP/ IP
  applications concurrently, on the same PC.  The software is shipped
  on  floppy  disks.    Installation and diagnostics software is also
  provided.

DOCUMENTATION:

     TCP/IP Transport System User's Guide
  Host-Access Applications User's Guide
  NETBIOS API User's Guide
  Socket Library API User's Guide
  HostShare Resource Sharing Application User's Guide
  HostShare Resource Sharing Application Network Manager's Guide
  Drivers for Advanced Netware 286 User's Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PS/2 compatibles in conjunction with EXOS  215T  Intelligent
  Ethernet Controller for PS/2 Bus

O/S:

     DOS (v3.x)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

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     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Inside Sales:  Excelan, Inc.
     2180 Fortune Drive
     San Jose, CA 95131
     (408) 434-2300
     Europe:  Excelan Europe Ltd.
     Intec 2, Suite 17, Wade Road
     Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24 One, England

CONTACT:

     Inside Sales (408) 434 2300, 1 (800) EXCELAN

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Inside Sales

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  85

2.10.3. MULTINET host-based TCP/IP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EXCELAN MULTINET host-based TCP/IP

DESCRIPTION:

     Excelan's  MultiNet  addresses  the  needs of VAX users who need
  host-based TCP/ IP solution.
     VAXstation 2000 users require a host-based  implementation  when
  connecting  their  workstations.  Host-based connection is also the
  logical  alternative  for  network-bound  users,   or   for   those
  interested  in  running  multiple  network  media  and/or  protocol
  stacks.
     With MultiNet and LAN service for  VMS,  Excelan  is  the  first
  vendor to offer both host and front-end-based TCP/IP for VMS.
     Excelan  MultiNet  includes  the  standard  suite  of networking
  applications  --  TELNET,  FTP,  and  SMTP  --  it  also   supports
  third-party  programming through QIO (Queue Input/Output) interface
  compatibility and through a 4.3 BSD-compatible  socket  programming
  interface.
     Excelan  MultiNet is hardware-independent.  It supports Ethernet
  adapters from DEC, Excelan, or other third-party vendors.  It  also
  supports the X.25 standard and many others.
     Excelan  MultiNet also includes Domain Name Service as an aid to
  network management; the capacity to run DECnet over IP, and IP over
  DECnet;  rsh  for remote command execution; and EGP, RIP, and HELLO
  routing protocols.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC VAX, MICROVAX

O/S:

     VMS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Inside Sales
     Excelan, Inc.
     2180 Fortune Drive
     San Jose, CA 95131

CONTACT:

                                  86
     Inside Sales: (408) 434-2300, 1 (800) EXCELAN

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Inside Sales

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     MULTINET is a trademark of TGV, Inc., licensed to Excelan, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  87

2.10.4. TCP/IP Network Software for XENIX-based IBM-PC ATs

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCP/IP Network Software for XENIX-based IBM-PC ATs

DESCRIPTION:

     Excelan's  LAN  WorkPlace  for  Xenix  286 implements DoD TCP/IP
  protocols  to  connect  XENIX-based  80286-based  ATs  to  Ethernet
  networks.    LAN  WorkPlace  for  Xenix  286  is a front-end TCP/IP
  implementation that operates in conjunction  with  an  EXOS  205T/E
  Intelligent  Ethernet  Controller  for PCbus.  The TCP/IP protocols
  (TCP, IP, UDP, ICMP, ARP) and Telnet/rlogin servers run on the EXOS
  205T/E controller and the user applications (FTP, Telnet, SMTP, ud,
  R-utilities, and RFC-compliant NETBIOS, which  provides  networking
  services  for  Xenix  Net)  run  on the XENIX PC AT.  Excelan's LAN
  WorkPlace for Xenix applications  also  include  C  program  socket
  library and network administration utilities.

DOCUMENTATION:

     LAN WorkPlace for Xenix 286 Reference Manual

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC/AT in conjunction with an EXOS 205T/E Ethernet Controller
  for PC Bus

O/S:

     SCO System V Rel:2.2 (286 Release)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Inside Sales:  Excelan Inc.
     2180 Fortune Dr.
     San Jose, CA 95131
     (408)434-2300
     Europe:
     Excelan Europe Ltd.
     Intec 2, Suite 17, Wade Road
     Basinstoke, Hampshire RG24 One, England

CONTACT:

     Inside Sales (408) 434 2300 1 (800) EXCELAN

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

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     Contact Inside sales

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  89

2.11. ENCORE COMPUTER CORPORATION

2.11.1. MPX-32

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: MPX-32 TCP/IP

DESCRIPTION:

     An implementation of the Department  of  Defense  Protocols  for
  Encore  CONCEPT/32  machines  running  the  MPX-32 (Release 3.2B or
  later) Operating System.  This includes IP and TCP. UDP, TFTP, FTP,
  Telnet and SMTP will be implemented during 1986.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Operation  and  installation  procedures are covered by standard
  Encore CSD documentation.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     All CONCEPT/32 machines

O/S:

     MPX-32 (Release 3.2B or later)

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Encore Computer Corporation
     6901 West Sunrise Boulevard
     Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33313-4499

CONTACT:

     Sales, (305) 587-2900

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  90

2.12. HALLEY SYSTEMS

2.12.1. ConnectVIEW Network Management System

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: ConnectVIEW Network Management System

DESCRIPTION:

     ConnectVIEW Network Management System  provides  management  and
  control  of Halley System's ConnectLAN 100 BROUTERs and intelligent
  H-series  broadband  modems.    The  ConnectVIEW  provides  a  user
  friendly  graphical  interface using Microsoft WINDOWS and database
  management for control and management of network elements.  Some of
  the  functions  provided by the ConnectVIEW are:  Real-time display
  of  network,  network  planning,  configuration  management,  fault
  management, network management, and system management.

DOCUMENTATION:

     ConnectVIEW Installation and Operations Manual

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM AT, IBM PS/2, IBM compatible

O/S:

     DOS (requires Microsoft WINDOWS)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Halley Systems
     2730 Orchard Parkway
     San Jose, CA 95l34

CONTACT:

     Vasant  Acharya,  Product  Manager, (408) 432 2600 (FAX: 408 943
  1601)

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Model  2204-00:  ConnectVIEW  Ethernet  Brouter  Manager   Model
  2206-00: ConnectVIEW Token Ring Brouter Manager

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  91
     ConnectVIEW NMS is a Halley System, Inc. proprietary product

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     May 1990
                                  92

2.13. HONEYWELL INFORMATION SYSTEMS

2.13.1. Honeywell Federal Systems

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Department of Defense Protocols Unified Products Set

DESCRIPTION:

     DoD PUPS (Release 2.1) is the GCOS8 SR3004 and DNS 300 Update  6
  implementation  of the Department of Defense TCP/IP Protocol Suite.
  The DoD PUPS (Release 2.1) allows connectivity to multivendor PC's,
  workstations   and  host  systems  conforming  to  the  DoD  TCP/IP
  standards. The following applications are supported: File  Transfer
  Protocol  (FTP),  Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), and Network
  Virtual Terminal Protocol (TELNET). DoD PUPS (Release  2.1)  offers
  to  the  customer  an  Ethernet  Local Area Network (LAN) IEEE802.3
  connection. The DoD PUPS (Release 2.1) product consists of hardware
  and software.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Customers  will  receive  1  (one) copy of the DoD PUPS (Release
  2.1) Documentation Set with every order of any  DoD  PUPS  (Release
  2.1) Software Packaged System.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DPS8, DPS 8000, DPS 90

O/S:

     GCOS 8 SR300.4, DNS 30 Update 6

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Honeywell Federal Systems Inc.
     7900 Westpark Drive, MS1004
     McLean VA 22102

CONTACT:

     Dana Crabill, (703) 827-3132

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Dana Crabill or local HFSI Sales Office

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  93
     Proprietary Product od Honeywell Federal Systems, Inc.

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     No

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  94

2.14. IBM/COMPATIBLES

2.14.1. PC/COMPATIBLES

2.14.1.1. Amateur Radio KA9Q TCP/IP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: KA9Q/NET

DESCRIPTION:

     This  package  provides  the  Internet  protocols  on the IBM PC
  running MS-DOS.  It was designed primarily for amateur packet radio
  use.   Except where otherwise noted, it was designed and written by
  Phil Karn, KA9Q (karn@louie.udel.edu).
     The following protocols are included:
     1. SMTP client and server.  The server does not support aliasing
  or  forwarding; all recipients must be local.  A standalone command
  for sending mail is included in the distribution; it was written by
  Bdale Garbee, N3EUA (bdale%winfree.uucp@flash.bellcore.com).
     2.  FTP client and server.  Image and ASCII types are supported.
  There is no access control as yet on the server (this is  difficult
  to do under MS-DOS).
     3.  Telnet client and "server".  The client understands the ECHO
  option.    The  "server"  merely  allows  for  keyboard-to-keyboard
  chatting, since MS-DOS isn't a timesharing system.
     4. TCP echo and discard servers.
     5.  TCP.  Multiple connections are supported.  A lot of work has
  gone into tuning the implementation for operation over a  VERY  bad
  path, namely the amateur packet radio channel.
     6. UDP.
     7.  IP/ICMP.    At  present  only manually specified default and
  host-specific routing table entries are supported ("fully connected
  subnets" do not as yet exist in amateur packet radio).  Most of the
  useful IP and ICMP options are supported.
     8. Ethernet/ARP, for the 3-Com 3C-500 controller.
     9. SLIP, compatible with Rick Adam's driver under Berkeley UNIX.
  The PC's regular asynchronous adapter ports are used.
     10. AX.25/ARP, a special serial line mode for operation atop the
  amateur packet radio link level protocol AX.25.  IP  datagrams  are
                                  95
  encapsulated  in AX.25 UI (connectionless) frames.  ARP resolves IP
  addresses into AX.25 callsigns.  The resulting packets are sent out
  the  asynch  port  in  SLIP-style  framing  to a TNC (Terminal Node
  Controller) which reformats  them  in  HDLC  and  does  the  actual
  transmission.      "KISS   TNC"   code   by  Mike  Chepponis,  K3MC
  (chepponis@xx.lcs.mit.edu) for the TAPR TNC-2 is  included  in  the
  distribution.
     There is as yet no support for domain names; hosts are specified
  by their IP addresses.  Internally, the package is structured as  a
  simple  commutator  loop  with  extensive  use  of  upcalls between
  adjacent layers.  Additional applications are fairly easy to add if
  they are structured as event-driven state machines.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Several  text  files  (user's guide, programming reference, etc)
  are included in the distribution.
                                  96

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, PC/XT, PC/AT and compatibles, with either a 3-Com 3C-500
  (for  Ethernet) or the standard 8250 IBM serial I/O ports (for SLIP
  and KISS/AX.25).  The code has been successfully  ported  to  other
  processors, including big-endian machines such as the 68000.

O/S:

     MS-DOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Almost all C; minimal 8088 assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Complete sources, objects and documentation is available.
     ARPA:  by  anonymous  ftp  from  louie.udel.edu (128.175.1.3) in
  pub/ka9q.

CONTACT:

  Phil Karn, KA9Q
  25-B Hillcrest Rd
  Warren, NJ 07060
  (201) 561-2970
  Internet: karn@louie.udel.edu

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     While  I  have copyrighted this code, I grant blanket permission
  for free NONCOMMERCIAL, NONGOVERNMENTAL copying and use.    Amateur
  radio and educational use is particularly encouraged.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     May 1990
                                  97

2.14.2. Beame & Whiteside Software Ltd. TCP/IP

2.14.2.1. BW?TEL/BWKREL, BWNFS, BWNETBIOS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: BW?TEL/BWKTEL, BWNFS, BWNETBIOS and related products.

DESCRIPTION:

      BW?TEL provides a VT102/VT52 emulator that runs (TELNET) TCP/IP
   protocol on ethernet. True VT102 emulation is provided, with speed
   a major consideration. TFTP and Kermit/Xmodem file transfer is
   included. Included are FTP, FINGER, TALK, WHOIS, PING, NSLOOKUP,
   TRACEROUTE and several other utilties. Many ethernet cards are support
   with specific drivers, while most others are supported via the Packet
   and NDIS drivers. VT220 support will soon be available.
      BWNFS is a client implimentation of NFS for the PC. Up to 24 drives
   can be redirected. Full printer support is provided. Runs in less then
   60K of memory. Can run in 40K. BWNFS supports dumb ethernet cards, whi
   BWNFS/EXCELAN supports Novell/Excelan's LAN WorkPlace for DOS.
      BWNETBIOS conforms to RFC1001/1002 for NetBios over TCP/IP.
      BWCOM14 allows many serial terminal emulators to run (TELNET) TCP/I
   on an ethernet network. The program simulates a Hayes modem through
   the BIOS interrupt 14.

DOCUMENTATION:

     A set of documentation is available.

CPU:

     IBM/PC and TI/PC and true compatibles.

O/S (OPERATING SYSTEM):

     MS-DOS or PC-DOS Version 3.0 and above.

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     8086 Assembler and 'C'.

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Beame & Whiteside Software Ltd.
     259 Fiddler's Green Road
     Ancaster, Ontario, Canada
     L9G 1W9
                                  98

CONTACT:

     Lisa Beame, Voice/Fax (416) - 648-6556

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Submit purchase order to above address.  See above  contact  for
  pricing.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of Beame & Whiteside Software Ltd.

DATE-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  99

2.14.3. Chi Corporation

2.14.3.1. Chi LinkUP UTS for DOS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: CHI LINKUP UTS for DOS

DESCRIPTION:

     Performs  UTS  terminal  emulation  on  a DOS workstation.  This
  allows a user on a DOS workstation to have local  UTS  full  screen
  emulation  when  connected  via  TCP/IP to a Sperry 1100/2200 Host.
  Network traffic is greatly reduces when compared  to  an  over  the
  network emulator.  User supplies a NetBIOS over TCP/IP interface.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Technical  manuals provided with product; descriptive literature
  available.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Connects Sperry 1100/2200 via a Chi CCP.

O/S:

     MS-DOS 2.11 or higher

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C and Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Chi Corporation
     31200 Carter St.
     Solon, OH 44139

CONTACT:

     Sales Coordinator, (216) 349-8600

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Chi Corporation

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Chi Proprietary

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Depends on TCP/IP supplied by user.  Chi CCP is DDN qualified.
                                  100

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  101

2.14.3.2. ChiLAN PC Terminal and Host Uniscope Servers

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: ChiLAN PC Terminal and Host Uniscope Servers

DESCRIPTION:

     UTS  terminals  can  now  take  advantage  of  LANs  and  TCP/IP
  networking.  Up to 16 UTS terminals can be connected (via a T- MUX)
  to a ChiLAN PC Terminal Server.  The Host  end  connection  can  be
  satisfied  by  either  a  ChiLAN Host Server or a Chi communication
  Processor.  The net results is a virtual connection  from  terminal
  to  host.  Chi supplies software and a Chi Sperry LinkUp card.  The
  user supplies a PC with a NetBIOS  over  TCP/IP  connection.    All
  polling is performed at the terminal end thus relieving the network
  of this unnecessary over head.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Techical manuals provided with product;  descriptive  literature
  available.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Connects  Sperry  1100/2200.    The  Server runs on an IBM PC or
  compatible.

O/S:

     DOS 2.11 or higher

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C and Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Chi Corporation
     31200 Carter St.
     Solon, OH  44139

CONTACT:

     Sales Coordinator, (216) 349-8600

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contac Chi

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Chi Proprietary

DDN-QUALIFIED:

                                  102
     Depends on user supplied TCP/IP

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  103

2.14.4. Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.

2.14.4.1. EM320

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EM310

DESCRIPTION:

     EM320 is IBM PC compatible software that allows full  DEC  VT320
  terminal  emulation  over  Ethernet  to  TELNET  by  interfacing to
  different vendors TCP/IP kernels, including Sun's  PC-NFS  and  FTP
  Software's  PC/TCP.  EM320  features  automatic network connect and
  login, multi session capabilities, ASCII, XMODEM  and  KERMIT  file
  transfer, remappable keyboard and 132 column mode support.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Operations Manual is included.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, PS/2, compatible

O/S:

     DOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     8086 Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.
     3775 Iris Avenue, Suite 1B
     Boulder, CO 80301
     Fax (303) 447-1406

CONTACT:

     Peter Citarella, VP Sales and Marketing (303) 447-9251

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     EM320-DOS-5A-TCP

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     YES

DDN-QUALIFIED:

                                  104
     NO

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     June 1990
                                  105

2.14.4.2. EM4010

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EM4010

DESCRIPTION:

     EM4010  is IBM PC compatible software that allows full Tektronix
  4010/4014 monochrome graphics terminal emulation over  Ethernet  to
  TELNET   by   interfacing  to  different  vendors  TCP/IP  kernels,
  including Sun's PC-NFS and FTP Software's PC/TCP.  EM4010  features
  1024  x  768  graphics  support,  excellent  hardcopy and all EM320
  functionality.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Operations Manual is included.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, PS/2, compatible

O/S:

     DOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     8086 Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.
     3775 Iris Avenue, Suite 1B
     Boulder, CO 80301
     Fax (303) 447-1406

CONTACT:

     Peter Citarella, VP Sales and Marketing (303) 447-9251

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     EM4010-DOS-5A-TCP

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     YES

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     NO

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

                                  106
     June 1990
                                  107

2.14.4.3. EM4105

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EM4105 DESCRIPTION:

     EM4105 is IBM PC compatible software that allows full  Tektronix
  4105  color  graphics terminal emulation over Ethernet to TELNET by
  interfacing  different  vendors  TCP/IP  kernels,  including  Sun's
  PC-NFS  and  FTP  Software's  PC/TCP. EM4105 features 640 x 480, 16
  color support, local pan and zoom, excellent color hardcopy and all
  EM4010 and EM320 functionality.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Operations Manual is included.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, PS/2, compatibles

O/S:

     DOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     8086 Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.
     3775 Iris Avenue, Suite 1B
     Boulder, CO 80301
     Fax (303) 447-1406

CONTACT:

     Peter Citarella, VP Sales and Marketing (303) 447-9251

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     EM4105-DOS-5A-TCP

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     YES

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     NO

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     June 1990
                                  108

2.14.5. Excelan, Inc.

2.14.5.1. Excelan EXOS 8011 - TCP/IP for XENIX-based IBM-PC ATs

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EXOS 8011 TCP/IP Network Software for XENIX-based

                      IBM-PC ATs

DESCRIPTION:

     Excelan's  EXOS  8011 implements DoD TCP/IP protocols to connect
  XENIX-based IBM-PC ATs to  Ethernet  networks.    EXOS  8011  is  a
  front-end  TCP/IP  implementation that operates in conjunction with
  an EXOS 205 Intelligent Ethernet Controller for PCbus.  The  TCP/IP
  protocols  (TCP,  IP, UDP, ICMP, ARP) and Telnet/rlogin servers run
  on the EXOS 205 controller and the user applications (FTP,  Telnet,
  ud,   and  R-utilities)  run  on  the  XENIX  PC  AT.    EXOS  8011
  applications also include C  program  socket  library  and  network
  administration utilities.

DOCUMENTATION:

     EXOS  8011  TCP/IP Network Software for IBM PC ATs running XENIX
  Reference Manual

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM-PC AT in conjunction with an EXOS 205  Intelligent  Ethernet
  Controller for PCbus

O/S:

     IBM XENIX 2.0 or SCO XENIX V (v2.1.3, v2.2)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Inside Sales:
     Excelan, Inc.
     2180 Fortune Drive
     San Jose, CA 95131
     (408) 434-2300
     Europe:
     Excelan
     Weir Bank
     Bray-on-Thames, N. Maidenhead
     Berkshire SL6 2ED England
     Telephone: 0628-34281
     Telex: 847591
                                  109

CONTACT:

     Inside   Sales  (408)  434-2300,  1-800-EXCELAN,  1-800-521-3526
  (inside CA)

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Inside Sales

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     August 1987
                                  110

2.14.5.2. Excelan LAN WorkPlace for PCs Running Unix System V.3

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: LAN WorkPlace for PCs Running Unix System V.3

DESCRIPTION:

     Excelan's  LAN  WorkPlace  for  PCs  Running  Unix  System   V.3
  implements  DoD  TCP/IP  protocols to connect 386-based PCs running
  UNIX 5.3 to Ethernet networks.  LAN WorkPlace for PCs Running  Unix
  System  V.3  is  a front-end TCP/IP implementation that operates in
  conjunction with an EXOS 205T Intelligent Ethernet  controller  for
  PC-Bus.    The  TCP/IP  protocols  (TCP,  IP,  UDP,  ICMP, ARP) and
  Telnet/rlogin  servers  run  on  the  controller,  and   the   user
  applications  (FTP,  Telnet,  ud, R-utilities) run on the 386-based
  PC.    LAN  WorkPlace  for  PCs  Running  Unix  System   V.3   user
  applications  also  include  C  program  socket library and network
  administration utilities.

DOCUMENTATION:

     EXOS 8014 TCP/IP Network Software for 386-based PCs running UNIX
  5.3 Reference Manual

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Intel 80386

O/S:

     UNIX 5.3

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Inside Sales:
     Excelan, Inc.
     2180 Fortune Drive
     San Jose, CA 95131
     (408) 434-2300
     Europe:
     Excelan Europe Ltd.
     Intec 2, Suite 17
     Wade Road
     Basingstoke
     Hampshire RG24 One, England

CONTACT:

     Inside Sales (408) 434-2300, 1-800-EXCELAN
                                  111

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Inside Sales

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  112

2.14.6. Frontier Technology

2.14.6.1. Frontier Technology Super-X.400

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Super-X.400

DESCRIPTION:

     Super-X.400  meets  the  total  needs  of electronic mail users.
  Designed to meet the 1988  OSI  protocol  Message  Handling  System
  specifications.    Interoperates with 1984 systems. The 7-layer OSI
  protocol stack resides below the transport on  Frontier's  Advanced
  Communication Controller.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation/Operations Manual are included.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, PS/2, Compatibles

O/S:

     Unix, DOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Frontier Technologies Corporation
     3510 North Oakland Avenue
     Milwaukee, WI 53211

CONTACT:

     Ann Finkler, Marketing/Sales (414) 964-8689

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  113

2.14.6.2. Frontier Technology Super-X.25

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Super-X.25 Network Interface for 386, IBM PS/2, and RT

DESCRIPTION:

     Frontier's hardware and software provides  a  network  interface
  between  an  existing  TCP/IP  and  the  X.25  network.  Super-X.25
  functions as a driver for the TCP/IP software.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation/Operations Manual included.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PS/2, PC, Apple

O/S:

     SCO Xenix 386, Interactive 386ix, AIX (RT),  AIX  (PS/2),  A/UX,
  DOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Frontier Technologies Corporation
     3510 North Oakland Avenue
     Milwaukee, WI 53211

CONTACT:

     Ann Finkler, Marketing/Sales (414) 964-8689

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Frontier Technologies

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Frontier Technologies

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  114

2.14.6.3. Frontier Technology Super TCP/IP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Super-TCP/IP Network Package

DESCRIPTION:

     Allows  an IBM PC or compatible to become a fully compliant node
  on a TCP/IP  network.    Super-TCP/IP  is  available  with  various
  hardware  platform available to support 802.3 (Ethernet), X.25, and
  LAN-Fax.  Super- TCP/IP features a  user-friendly  interface  which
  includes programs such as FTP, Telnet, SMTP. EMAIL, and Chatter

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation/Operations Manual Included

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, PS/2, IBM compatible

O/S:

     DOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Frontier Technologies Corporation
     3510 North Oakland Avenue
     Milwaukee, WI 53211

CONTACT:

     Ann Finkler Marketing/Sales 4l4-964-8689

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Frontier Technologies

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Frontier Technologies

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

                                  115
     April 1990
                                  116

2.14.6.4. Frontier Technology Super-Gateway

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Super-Gateway

DESCRIPTION:

     Coupling  Frontier's  Gateway  software with Frontier's AdCom3-I
  hardware provides a powerful gateway between the X.25  network  and
  an  Ethernet  (802.3)  network.    The Gateway software consists of
  TCP/IP, X.25, and Ethernet. It includes popular protocols  such  as
  EGP, RIP, and HELLO.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation/Operations Manual included.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, PS/2, IBM compatible.

O/S:

     DOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Frontier Technologies Corporation
     3510 North Oakland Ave.
     Milwaukee, WI 53211

CONTACT:

     Ann Finkler Marketing/Sales (414)964-8689

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Frontier Technologies

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Frontier Technologies

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  117

2.14.7. FTP Software

2.14.7.1. PC/TCP for OS/2

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: PC/TCP for OS/2

DESCRIPTION:

     PC/TCP  for  OS/2  is a TCP/IP implementation for the IBM PC and
  compatibles. It provides remote login capability  with  telnet  and
  rlogin,  and  has  terminal  emulation for vt102 and IBM 3278; file
  tranfer with an  ftp  client  and  server,  and  tftp  client;  the
  Berkeley  r-functions; smtp and pop3 for mail; talk; finger, whois,
  netstat, and ping for a  range  of  network  information;  lpr  and
  related  utilities  for  printer  sharing;  and tar for remote tape
  back-up.  Drivers  are  available  for  a  wide  range  of  network
  interfaces.  Kerberos  is  available  to  clients within the United
  States who require extra security.

DOCUMENTATION:

     An Installation Guide, Command Reference and User's  Manual  are
  included with PC/TCP for OS/2.

MACHINE TYPE:

     IBM PC, compatibles

O/S:

     OS/2

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     FTP Software, Inc.
     26 Princess Street
     Wakefield, MA  01880
     tel.  (617) 246-0900
     fax.  (617) 246-0901

CONTACT:

     Sales

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     PC/TCP  for  OS/2  is  proprietary to FTP Software, Inc. and its
  suppliers.
                                  118

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  119

2.14.8. Santa Cruz Operation

2.14.8.1. SCO TCP/IP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SCO-TCP-IP

DESCRIPTION:

     SCO TCP/IP is a software product for SCO  XENIX  System  V  that
  provides  high-performance  Ethernet  network connections to a wide
  variety  of  operating  systems   and   computers.      Even   with
  heterogeneous   networks,   composed  of  dissimilar  hardware  and
  operating systems, users can quickly  and  easily  log  in  to  and
  transfer files to and from remote machines.
     SCO  TCP/IP is the networking foundation for SCO NFS and SCO's X
  Window System products.  Through its Socket Library  Interface,  it
  can  be  used  to support CAD, CAE, and database applications.  SCO
  TCP/IP supports popular 3Com and Western  Digital  LAN  cards,  and
  includes   Serial   Line  Interface  Protocol  (SLIP)  drivers  for
  asynchronous gateway or bridge support.   An  optional  SCO  TCP/IP
  Development System provides a BSD 4.3 standard socket library.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release  Notes,  User's Guide, User's Reference, Administrator's
  Guide Administrator's Reference

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Industry Standard (AT) 80386 computers, or compatible computers

O/S:

     SCO XENIX System V 386

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.
     400 Encinal Street
     P.O. Box 1900
     Santa Cruz, CA 9506l

CONTACT:

     Telemarketing Department (800) 626 UNIX (408) 425 7222

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  120
     SCO TCP/IP was developed by Lachman Associates based on  LACHMAN
  SYSTEM V STREAMS TCP, a joint development of Lachman Associates and
  Convergent  Technologies.    LACHMAN  is  a  trademark  of  Lachman
  Associates,  Inc.    XENIX  is  a registered trademark of Microsoft
  Corporation.  Ethernet is a trademark of Xerox Corporation.  NFS is
  a  trademark  of  Sun Microsystems, Inc.  Santa Cruz Operation, SCO
  and the SCO logo are trademarks of The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
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2.14.9. Sirius Systems, Inc.

2.14.9.1. Sirius Systems, Inc. Internet-PC

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Internet-PC

DESCRIPTION:

     A full implementation of TCP/IP for the  IBM-PC  and  compatible
  computer  systems.   This package includes the following link level
  drivers: IEEE 802.3 (Ethernet using 3Com 3C501,  3C503,  and  3C523
  controllers),  SLIP,  and  AX.25  (packet  radio).  Full IP/ICMP is
  provided and can serve as both host and gateway.
     The standard applications FTP and TELNET  are  provided.    Both
  host  and  client operations are fully supported allowing the PC to
  be a fully functional host on the internet.  This package  is  also
  unique  in  that  it  supports  multiple  concurrent TELNET and FTP
  sessions.
     Internet-PC includes extensive packet  tracing  facilities.  For
  this  reason Internet-PC is quite useful for troubleshooting TCP/IP
  based networks.
     Support and update service may be separately purchased.  On-site
  training and installation services are also available.

DOCUMENTATION:

     An installation and user's manual including tutorial is provided
  with  each  copy  of  the  software.  Additional  copies   of   the
  documentation may be purchased separately.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     All IBM-PC/XT/AT or PS/2 compatible computer systems

O/S:

     MS-DOS or PC-DOS version 2.12 or later

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C and Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Sirius Systems, Inc.
     Box 2202
     Petersburg, VA 23804

CONTACT:

                                  122
     David Hansen

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Sirius Systems

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Sirius Systems, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  123

2.14.10. Stanford University

2.14.10.1. Stanford IBM PC

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SU-PC/IP

DESCRIPTION:

     Version  3.0  of SU-PC/IP, Stanford University's TCP/IP protocol
  package for IBM PC family of computers, is  based  on  driver-level
  implementation  of  TCP/IP/UDP.  The package includes the following
  clients: FTP; TELNET; FINGER; WHOIS; LPR;  POP3;  SMTP;  RARP  ;and
  BOOTP.  Both  IENll6  and  domain name resolvers are supported. The
  TELNET program supports multiple TELNET sessions and l FTP session.
  PC/MH,  the  mail  program,  provides  a  RAND Mail Handler type of
  interface and allows users to select the editor of their choice for
  composing   mail.   Currently,   drivers  are  available  for  3Com
  3C500/3C501, 3C503, and 3C523 (for microchannel)  EtherLink  cards;
  and   Western   Digital's   WD8003E   Ethernet   card.   Additional
  applications, including TN3270, Ping, and Netwatch are planned  for
  the next release.

DOCUMENTATION:

     A manual is provided for users and administrators.

MACHINE-TYPE/MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     All IBM-PC/XT/AT or PS/2 compatible computer systems.

O/S:

     MS-DOS or PC-DOS version 2.11 or later.

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Microsoft  C  Compiler  Version  5.00  Microsoft Macro Assembler
  Version 4.00 Microsoft Overlay Linker Version 3.61

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Laura Kenny, (415)723-3909 or pcip@jessica.stanford.edu.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Copyright (c) 1988 by  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  Leland
  Stanford  Junior  University  and  licensed to organizational users
  only

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  124

2.14.11. The Software Group Ltd.

2.14.11.1. Netcom II PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Netcom II

DESCRIPTION:

Netcom II connects 286 or 386-based computers running UNIX to public packet-switched data networks around the world. Netcom II is a complete implementation of the X.25 protocol for AT-bus and MCA machines. Netcom II runs under the following operating systems:

  1. AT & T UNIX V 3.2
  2. Interactive Systems 386/ix 1.0.x and 2.0.x
  3. SCO UNIX V 3.2
  4. SCO Xenix 386 and 286

Netcom II operates as either a packet-mode DTE or DCE, using either the 198 or 1984 versions of the X.25 protocol.

PAD SUPPORT FOR CONNECTIVITY

Remote users connecting from asynchronous terminals via PADs can log in t
a machine equipped with Netcom II and use all UNIX utilities or
applications programs.  Netcom II maps stty calls which modify TERMIO
flags to commands to the remote PAD in order to reduce packet charges and
response time.
Netcom II also provides a PAD utility which users can connect to remote
hosts.

AUTOMATIC FILE TRANSFER

Using our tty interface, uucp can carry files across packet network
connections to other machines supporting uucp.
Both electronic mail and remote printers can use these facilities for fil
transfer.

OPEN SYSTEMS INTERCONNECTION PROTOCOLS

X.25 corresponds to the lowest three layers (Physical, Link, and Network)
of the Open Systems Interconnection communications architecture.  As
Netcom II supplies an application interface which gives the programmer
full control over Switched Virtual Circuit connections, it greatly reduce
the effort required to develop OSI applications.

INCOMING CALL CONTROL

A UNIX application can arrange to be informed of each and every call whic
arrives from the network.  The application can choose to clear or accept
the call, pass it to another application, or switch it to login.
We supply a table-driven incoming call daemon, X25daemon, which provides
method for routing calls based on addressing information, call user data,
or subnet addresses.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Communications Hardware:  8/12 MHz Intel 80186, 512K RAM, 64K ROM
Multiple Links: two per communications card, up to 8 per system.  Data
                                  125
Rates:  up to 64K bits/second (1 link only).  Optionally:  4 asynchronous
ports integrated with X.25.

DOCUMENTATION:

      Netcom II User's Guide includes chapters for:
      - Installation
      - Programming
      - Troubleshooting
      - Configuration
      - Utility programs

MACHINE TYPE:

     Any 386 or 486-based AT-bus or MicroChannel bus machine  running
  one of the operating systems above.

O/S:

     UNIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     The Software Group Limited
     2 Director Court, Suite 201
     Woodbridge, Ontario
     Canada
     L4L 3Z5

CONTACT:

      Derek Vair
      vox: (416) 856-0238
      fax: (416) 856-0242
      uunet!tsgfred!derek@uunet.UU.NET  (ARPANET)
      uunet!tsgfred!netcom2 (USENET)

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Call, write, or fax

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Source code proprietary to The Software Group Limited

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     NO
                                  126

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  127

2.14.11.2. NetcomRouter for Netcom II

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: NetcomRouter for Netcom II

DESCRIPTION:

     NetcomRouter  is  a  software add-on to Netcom II which enhances
  the product by adding IP routing  capabilities  over  X.25  virtual
  circuits.   NetcomRouter can be used to connect single workstations
  to remote TCP/IP networks, or for providing gateway  functions  for
  connecting networks.
     It  consists  of  a  streams  module which links a streams-based
  TCP/IP package with Netcom II.  Using it, all  facilities  normally
  operating  over  an  Ethernet  link  will also operate over an X.25
  public data network or synchronous private  line,  subject  to  the
  additional delays involved in packet-switched applications.
     Versions of NetcomRouter are available for:
      Interactive 386/ix 2.0.x
      SCO Xenix 386
      SCO UNIX V.3.2
      AT&T UNIX V.3.2

DOCUMENTATION:

  NetcomRouter User's Guide includes chapters for:
  - Installation
  - Programming
  - Designing a sample internet
  - Router Configuration
  - Troubleshooting
  - Host and Network addressing

MACHINE TYPE/CPU:

     Any  386 or 486-based AT-bus or MicroChannel bus machine running
  one of the operating systems above.

O/S:

     UNIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     The Software Group Limited
     2 Director Court, Suite 201
     Woodbridge, Ontario
                                  128
     Canada
     L4L 3Z5

CONTACT:

      Derek Vair
      vox: (416) 856-0238
      fax: (416) 856-0242
      uunet!tsgfred!derek@uunet.UU.NET  (ARPANET)
      uunet!tsgfred!netcom2 (USENET)

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Call, write, or fax

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Source code proprietary to The Software Group Limited

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     NO

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  129

2.14.12. Unisys Corporation

2.14.12.1. Unisys Corporation NET-PC

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: NET-PC

DESCRIPTION:

     The Unisys NET-PC  product  supports  communication  with  other
  Unisys  systems  and  equipment  of  other vendors by employing DDN
  Protocols over an IEEE 802.3  local  area  network  using  Ethernet
  compatible  frames.    The  ARP, IP ICMP, TCP, UDP, Telnet, and FTP
  protocols are implemented.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from Unisys Corporation

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

                                  2
     PC/HT, PC/IT, PC Micro IT, PW 

O/S:

     MSDOS Release 3.0 or higher

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Unisys Corporation
     P.O. Box 500
     Blue Bell, PA  19424

CONTACT:

     Steve Semen, (215) 542-6457

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     See the local Unisys sales representative.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Property of Unisys Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  130

2.14.13. 3Com Corporation

2.14.13.1. 3Com 3+ open TCP Demand Protocol Arcitecture

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: 3+ open TCP Demand Protocol Architecture

DESCRIPTION:

     Software that allows DOS and OS/2 based users and 3Com  3station
  users to use TCP/IP networks.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC/COMPATIBLES

O/S:

     DOS, OS/2

DISTRIBUTOR:

     3Com Corporation
     3165 Kifer Road
     Santa Clara CA 95052-8145

CONTACT:

     Donna Shaw, Public Relations (408) 562-6424

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

Dial/1-800-net 3Com and ask for part number 3+ open TCP single user (3.5 diskettes)…………..3C2635 3+ open TCP single user (5.25" diskettes)…………3C2636 3+ open TCP Server license (3.5 and 5.25" diskettes).3C2637 3+ open TCP Developers Kit………………………3C2638

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  131

2.15. IBM MAINFRAMES

2.15.1. Interlink

2.15.1.1. ACC ACCES/MVS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Interlink/MVS

DESCRIPTION:

     The   Interlink/MVS   software   program   is   a   full-service
  communication sub-system for the DoD Internet and TCP/IP protocols,
  which  execute  on  an  IBM  type mainframe under the MVS operating
  system.  Interlink/MVS includes all Internet-specific protocol code
  which  when  combined with Interlink's 3722 provides a full-service
  host interface to the DDN or to  a  Ethernet  local  area  network.
  Services  supported  include  client  and  server  SMTP, client and
  server FTP, client and server Telnet, TCP and  IP,  ICMP  and  UDP.
  Interlink/MVS  can  be  installed  under  either MVS/ESA, MVS/SP or
  MVS/XA  with  no  operating  system  modification.     Interprocess
  communication is accomplished with ACF/VTAM.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Fully   documented   vendor   product;   descriptive  literature
  available

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM-370, 43xx, 30xx, and any IBM compatible machine

O/S:

     MVS/ESA, MVS/SP or MVS/XA with ACF/VTAM

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Interlink Computer Sciences
     47370 Fremont Boulevard
     Fremont CA 94538

CONTACT:

     John Newman, (301) 290 8100

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Vendor product; contact sales department

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  132
     Proprietary product of Interlink

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  133

2.15.2. Mitek Systems Corporation

2.15.2.1. Mitek OpenConnect Systems TELNET/FTP CLIENTS, FTP SERVER and FTP

        BATCH

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TELNET/FTP CLIENTS, FTP SERVER and FTP BATCH

                      ENHANCEMENT FOR MVS

DESCRIPTION:

     Mitek's TELNET/FTP Clients are IBM host  software  options  that
  execute  as TSO commands. Since both applications reside under TSO,
  the  standard  IBM  environment  is  preserved.  Communication   is
  provided  to  the  IBM  systems  through  VTAM. Mitek's OpenConnect
  Server attaches to the IBM host as an IBM  PU  type  2  device  and
  provides the SNA to TCP/IP network interface.
     Mitek's  TSO Telnet Client application allows a 3270 terminal to
  emulate a line-mode terminal on the TCP/IP network. In  this  mode,
  the  3270  terminal  has  access  to all applications on any of the
  TCP/IP network processors  or  other  gateways  such  as  DDN  that
  support   TELNET   terminals.  The  TELNET  Client  application  is
  accessible from any terminal on the SNA network.
     With  Mitek's  TSO  FTP  Client  application,   files   can   be
  transferred  to  or  from  any processor on the TCP/IP network. Any
  3270 on the  SNA  network,  any  terminal  using  Mitek's  PS  3270
  emulation  on  the  TCP/IP  network,  or any terminal using Mitek's
  TELNET Server can initiate the FTP File Transfer.    The  FTP  File
  Transfer feature has options for source or binary code transmission
  and for insertion or stripping of carriage returns.
     Like the FTP Client, the FTP Batch enhancement under MVS is used
  to  transfer  files  to  or from any processor on a TCP/IP network.
  However,  FTP  Batch  allows  the  user  to  sequentially  transfer
  numerous  files  automatically,  rather than interactively transfer
  one file at a time.
     Mitek's FTP Server resides on the IBM host and carries out  file
  transfer requests from Ethernet hosts.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from vendor

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.
     2033 Chennault Drive
     Suite 100
     Carrollton, TX  75006
                                  134

CONTACT:

     Catherine Kingeter, (214) 490-4090

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Available from vendor

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary product of Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  135

2.15.2.2. Mitek Systems TELNET Server Version 3

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TELNET Server Version 3

DESCRIPTION:

     TELNET   Server  Version  3  is  an  optional  software  feature
  available for Mitek Systems' OpenConnect Server  Models  M2030  and
  M2130.    This  option  permits  terminals  or  systems on a TCP/IP
  network which support a TELNET client to connect to the SNA Network
  Server  and use the full-screen SNA 3270 emulation in the Server to
  access IBM mainframes  or  midrange  systems  on  an  SNA  Network.
  TELNET Server Version 3 emulates an IBM 3278 Model 2.
     Most  importantly,  TELNET  Server Version 3 allows asynchronous
  applications on the IBM mainframe to access asynchronous  terminals
  on  a  TCP/IP  network.    The product provides high-speed graphics
  passthru from  IBM  mainframes  to  any  asynchronous  terminal  or
  workstation.
     TELNET   Server   Version   3  supports  Tektronix  CX  graphics
  applications on the IBM host, which means  that  any  user  who  is
  operating  a  computer  running  TCP/IP  and a telnet client with a
  terminal capable of interpreting Tektronix graphics can have access
  to  the  graphics applications on the IBM mainframe.  Telnet Server
  Version 3 high-speed graphics passthru can operate under either MVS
  or VM.  Telnet Server Version 3 also supports TN3270.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from vendor

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.
     2033 Chennault Drive
     Suite 100
     Carrollton, TX  75006

CONTACT:

     Catherine Kingeter, (214) 490-4090

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Available from vendor

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  136
     Proprietary product of Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  137

2.15.2.3. Mitek OpenConnect Systems Telnet Client Full Screen Option

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Telnet Client Full Screen Option

DESCRIPTION:

     Up   until   now,  in  order  to  have  full  screen  access  to
  asynchronous networks or computer systems, you needed  to  have  an
  asynchronous   terminal  installed  alongside  your  IBM  3270-type
  terminal.
     Not any more.
     With Mitek's Telnet Client Full Screen software, you  can  allow
  your  IBM  3270  to  connect to asychronous systems on the Ethernet
  Network, whenever you choose.
     Mitek's Telnet Client Full Screen  is  the  software  innovation
  that  enables  any  IBM 3270 terminal to have full screen access to
  asychronous computer applications on an  Ethernet  Network.    When
  Mitek's  Telnet  Client  Full  Screen  software  is  installed, the
  asychronous system residing on the Ethernet Network sees  your  IBM
  3270 as if it were an asynchronous ASCII terminal.
     Telnet  Client  Full Screen resides on IBM systems which run the
  VM and MVS operating systems as well as VTAM.  Telnet  Client  Full
  Screen also supports the TN3270 Client.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from vendor

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.
     2033 Chennault Drive
     Suite 100
     Carrollton, TX  75006

CONTACT:

     Catherine Kingeter, (214) 490-4090

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Available from vendor

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  138
     Proprietary product of Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  139

2.15.3. Simware, Inc.

2.15.3.1. SIMPC Master

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SIMPC MASTER

DESCRIPTION:

     SIMPC   MASTER   and   its  host  component,  SIMXFER,  provides
  standardized 3270 full-screen host access for PCs.   File  transfer
  is available for CMS, TSO, CICS, and directly under VTAM.  Multiple
  data communication paths including LANs, dialup, X.25, coax boards,
  and  protocol  converters are supported.  A powerful command script
  language, with  over  l50  English-like  commands,  simplifies  and
  automates procedures.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Documentation is provided as per license size

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PCs and compatibles, including laptops

O/S:

     Operates in the VM, MVS/VTAM and GCS/VTAM environments

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Simware Inc.
     20 Colonnade Road
     Ottawa, Ontario
     K2E7M6

CONTACT:

     Bruce Laforest (613) 727-1779

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Submit purchase order to above address

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Simware Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

                                  140
     April 1990
                                  141

2.15.3.2. Sim3278 TCP/IP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Sim3278 TCP/IP (Mac, PC)

DESCRIPTION:

     Sim3278  TCP/IP  provides  full screen 3270 emulation to PC, Mac
  and ASCII terminal users  in  TCP/IP  networks.  Simware  VM  based
  protocol conversion software directly interfaces to IBM's VM TCP/IP
  product,  allowing  users  consistent  access  to   IBM   mainframe
  applications.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Document is provided as per license size.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM 370

O/S:

     VM (IBM)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Simware Inc.
     20 Colonnade Rd.
     Ottawa, Ontario
     K2E 7M6
     Canada

CONTACT:

     Bruce Laforest (613) 727 1779

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Call and/or submit purchase order to above address.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Simware Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  142

2.15.3.3. Simware Inc. SIM3278/TCPIP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SIM3278/TCPIP (IBM Host)

DESCRIPTION:

     SIM3278/TCPIP  works  with  IBM's  TCP/IP for VM program product
  providing efficient 3270 terminal emulation for ASCII terminals  in
  the  TCP/IP  network,  without  any  restrictions  on the operating
  system or network protocol.

DOCUMENTATION:

     One full set of documentation is provided with the product.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM S/370, 43XX, 30XX

O/S:

     IBM VM/SP release 3 or later; IBM's TCP/IP for VM release 1.1 or
  later  (5798-FAL)  program  product  and  its prerequisite hardware
  interfaces to the TCP/IP network

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Simware Inc.
     20 Colonnade Rd.
     Ottawa, Ontario
     Canada
     K2E 7M6

CONTACT:

     Bruce Laforest, (613) 727-1779

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Submit purchase order to above address

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Simware Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  143

2.15.3.4. SIMXFER

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SIMXFER

DESCRIPTION:

     SIMXFER and its PC component, SIMPC MASTER, provides  error-free
  file  transfer  for  CMS,  TSO,  and CICS, directly under VTAM.  It
  supports multiple communication links  including  coax  boards  and
  hardware protocol converters.

DOCUMENTATION:

     One full set of documentation is provided with the product.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM S/370, 43XX, 30XX and plug compatible such as Amdahl and NAS

O/S:

     Operates in the VM, MVS/VTAM and GCS/VTAM environments

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Simware Inc.
     20 Colonnade Road
     Ottawa, Ontario
     K2E7M6

CONTACT:

     Bruce Laforest (613) 727-1779

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Submit purchase order to above address

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Simware Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  144

2.16. INTERGRAPH CORPORATION

2.16.1. Intergraph TCP/IP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Intergraph TCP/IP

DESCRIPTION:

     This  product  is  a  software  implementation  of  TCP/IP which
  operates through the Intergraph Communications Processor (CP).

DOCUMENTATION:

     TCP/IP Users Guide, Document #DSYS096, ordered separately

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Intergraph Clipper-based workstations and servers

O/S:

     UNIX, AT&T UNIX System V.3

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Intergraph Corporation
     One Madison Industrial Park
     Huntsville, AL 35807

CONTACT:

     Lee  Fulcher,  Mgr.  Networking  and   Communications   Products
  Marketing, (205) 772 2000

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     TCP/IP Intergraph, Part# SS**066

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     NO

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  145

2.17. MACINTOSH

2.17.1. Mt. Xinu

2.17.1.1. K-Spool

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: K-Spool

DESCRIPTION:

     K-Spool  is  network  print  spooling software for AppleTalk and
  UNIX-based computer systems.  It runs on UNIX systems and acts as a
  PostScript  printer print spooler for both Macintosh and UNIX users
  on an EtherTalk network.  K-Spool may be used  with  a  variety  of
  hardware  configurations.    LaserWriters  and  Macintoshes  may be
  located on a LocalTalk  network  joined  to  the  Ethernet  with  a
  Kinetics  FastPath  gateway.  A PostScript printer may be connected
  to the UNIX host via Ethernet or RS-232 cabling.    In  all  cases,
  Macintoshes may be connected directly to the Ethernet with Kinetics
  direct-connect hardware products.  K-Spool includes  the  Mt.  Xinu
  K-Talk  kernel  modifications  that  add AppleTalk protocols to the
  UNIX operating system.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC VAX, MICROVAX, SUN3, SparcStation 1, Pyramid, HP9000

O/S:

     UNIX, ULTRIX, Pyramid, SunOS 3.5, SunOS 4.0.x, HPUX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Mt. Xinu
     2560 Ninth Street
     Berkeley CA 94710

CONTACT:

     Janice Juda (415) 644-0146

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  146
     Mt. Xinu Proprietary product

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  147

2.17.1.2. K-Talk

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: K-Talk

DESCRIPTION:

     K-Talk is a  software  development  platform  that  enables  the
  development of AppleTalk-based applications for UNIX hosts.  K-Talk
  consists of two parts:  user libraries available from Mt. Xinu; and
  kernel  modifications  for  the  UNIX  operating  system.  The user
  libraries give programmers the ability to write applications  based
  on   AppleTalk   protocols   running   on   UNIX,  and  the  kernel
  modifications allow the UNIX Ethernet driver to recognize AppleTalk
  as  a  valid  protocol  type,  allowing  Macintosh  applications to
  communicate using AppleTalk.  UNIX hosts appear as AppleTalk  nodes
  on  an  Ethernet  network.  UNIX  vendors  who have licensed K-Talk
  include TOPS,  Sun  Microsystems,  Inc.,  Pyramid  Technology,  and
  Integrated  Solutions.    K-Talk  is also available on ULTRIX-based
  Digital VAXes.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC VAX, Microvax, SUN3, SparcStation1, Pyramid, HP9000

O/S:

     Unix, Ultrix, SunOS 3.5, SunOS 4.0.x, HPUX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Mt. Xinu
     2560 Ninth Street
     Berkeley CA 94710

CONTACT:

     Janice Juda (415) 644-0146

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     K-Talk

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary product of Mt. Xinu
                                  148

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  149

2.17.2. TCPORT

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCPort

DESCRIPTION:

     TCPort software provides  a  development  platform  for  network
  applications  running  on  top  of  TCP/IP.  Included in TCPort are
  drivers for TCP, IP, and UDP,  as  well  as  socket  libraries  for
  applications  development.    The  socket  libraries  include  a  C
  language run-time programming library and calls  that  support  the
  device  drivers.    These  calls  allow  applications to access the
  network using the 4.3BSD socket model.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Macintosh II, Macintosh SE, Macintosh Plus, Macintosh IIx

O/S:

     Macintosh O/S

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Kinetics
     2540 Camino Diablo
     Walnut Creek, CA 94596

CONTACT:

     Susan Hanson, Product Manager (415)947-0998

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     TCPort, 9870075-00

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Kinetics Proprietary product

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  150

2.17.3. Lachman Associates

2.17.3.1. NetBIOS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: NetBIOS (over TCP/IP)

DESCRIPTION:

     This source code product provides a complete  implementation  of
  the standard NetBIOS interface which runs over the TCP/IP transport
  services.   NetBIOS  over  TCP/IP  provides  a  standard  interface
  through  which  application programs can provide PC users access to
  resources such as file stores and printers  which  are  arbitrarily
  located on computers connected to a TCP/IP network.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release Notes, Manual Pages, Programmer's Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     Can  be  ported  into  any  environment  which supports the UNIX
  System V STREAMS architecture provided as a part  of  System  V  or
  from the Portable STREAMS Environment

O/S:

     Unix

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation
     1901 North Naper Boulevard
     Naperville, IL.  60563-8895

OONTACT:

     James R. Hancock, Sales Manager, (708) 505-9100

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Source code license required

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     This  product is the proprietary property of INTERACTIVE Systems
  Corporation.
                                  151

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Dependent upon the computer hardware.

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  152

2.17.3.2. System V STREAMS TCP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: System V STREAMS TCP

DESCRIPTION:

     This source code product provides a complete  implementation  of
  the  Internet  Protocol Suite and includes TCP, IP, ICMP, UDP, ARP,
  and RIP as well as  the  complete  set  of  applications  including
  TELNET,   SMTP,   FTP,   and   the   Berkely   "r-series".     Base
  implementations are available for AT&T UNIX System  V  Release  3.0
  and later as well as AT&T/INTEL System V/386.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release  Notes  which  includes  sections  on  installation  and
  portation   issues,   Manual   Pages,    User's    Guide,    System
  Administration/Network Administration Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     Can  be  ported  into  any  environment  which supports the UNIX
  System V STREAMS architecture provided as a part  of  System  V  or
  from the Portable STREAMS Environment

O/S:

     UNIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation
     1901 North Naper Boulevard
     Naperville, IL.  60563-8895

CONTACT:

     James R. Hancock, Sales Manager, (708) 505-9100

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Source code license required

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     This  product is the proprietary property of INTERACTIVE Systems
  Corporation  based  upon  joint  development   between   Convergent
  Technologies and Lachman Associates.
                                  153

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Dependent upon the computer hardware.

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  154

2.18. NCR TOWER SYSTEMS

2.18.1. Excelan NCR Tower Software

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EXOS 8012-01 TCP/IP Network Software for

                      NCR Tower Systems

DESCRIPTION:

     Excelan's  EXOS  8012-01  implements  DoD  TCP/IP  protocols  to
  connect NCR Tower Systems to Ethernet networks.  EXOS 8012-01 is  a
  front-end  TCP/IP  implementation that operates in conjunction with
  an  EXOS  201  or  EXOS  301/Intelligent  Ethernet  Controller  for
  multibus.    The  TCP/IP  protocols  (TCP,  IP, UDP, ICMP, ARP) and
  Telnet/rlogin  servers  run  on  the  controller,  and   the   user
  applications (FTP, Telnet, ud, finger, SMTP, tftp, and R-utilities)
  run on the NCR Tower.  EXOS 8012-01 user applications also  include
  C program socket library and network administration utilities.

DOCUMENTATION:

     EXOS  8012-01  TCP/IP  Network  Software  for  NCR Tower Systems
  Reference Manual

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     NCR Tower 4x0 and 6x0

O/S:

     Tower OS Rel 1.03.02, Tower XPs OS Rel 3.01.00

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Please contact your local NCR sales office.

CONTACT:

     See above.

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Inside Sales

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  155

2.19. PRIME COMPUTER, INC.

2.19.1. Prime TCP/IP-X.25

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: PRIME TCP/IP-X.25

DESCRIPTION:

     This TCP/IP-based network software package uses X.25 as the  ISO
  model  Network  Layer.  The X.25 protocol has been certified by the
  DDN.
     Services supported include SMTP, client and server  FTP,  client
  and  server  Telnet.    In  addition,  the  TCP  Daytime, Character
  Generator, Discard, and Active Users protocol  servers  and  PRIMOS
  command processors are provided.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Use  of  the  generic  network systems is documented in standard
  manuals describing TCP/IP.  A Prime  computer  system  installation
  and mail user guide is also provided.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     PRIME 50-series computers:
       2x5x, 4050, 4150 (Office packaging)
       750,   850,  9655,  9750,  9955,  6350,  6550  (Computer  room
  packaging)

O/S:

     PRIMOS (Revision 21 or later)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     FTP, SMTP, Telnet in C; other code in PRIME's SPL, PLP, PMA

DISTRIBUTOR:

     PRIME Computer
     Custom Systems Group
     492 Old Connecticut Path
     Framingham, MA 01701

CONTACT:

     CSG@RELAY.Prime.COM  or  PRIME  Custom  Systems   Group,   (508)
  478-8600 ext. 3368
                                  156

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Prime Custom Systems Group

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of PRIME Computer, Inc.

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  157

2.19.2. Prime WSI300

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: WSI300

DESCRIPTION:

     WSI300   (Workstation-System  Interconnect)  is  a  TCP/IP-based
  network software package which runs on  802.3/Ethernet  Local  Area
  Networks.
     Initially,  protocols  supported  include client and server FTP,
  and server Telnet.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Use of the generic network systems  is  documented  in  standard
  manuals  describing  TCP/IP.   A Prime computer system installation
  and user guide is also provided.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     All PRIME 50-series computers:
     EXL 1200 series EXL 300 series

O/S:

     All releases PRIMOS

DISTRIBUTOR:

     All Prime Sales Offices and Subsidiaries, or
     PRIME Computer
     Prime Park
     Natick, Massachusetts 01760

CONTACT:

     Corporate HQ (508) 655-8000

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact any Prime Sales Office

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of PRIME Computer, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  158

2.20. THE SANTA CRUZ OPERATION, INC.

2.20.1. SCO NFS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SCO NFS

DESCRIPTION:

     SCO NFS provides file-sharing connections across a TCP/IP LAN to
  other  Sun-compatible  Network  File  System (NFS) implementations,
  allowing users on one machine to transparently and directly  access
  files  residing on a remote machine.  SCO NFS features "client" and
  "server"  functionality,  and  standard  RPC  and  XDR   libraries.
  Running on top of SCO TCP/IP, SCO NFS is also compatible with other
  TCP/IP packages that  provides  BSD  standard  4.3  socket  library
  support for the SCO XENIX environment.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release   Notes,   Installation   Guide,  User's  Guide,  User's
  Reference,  Administrator's   Guide,   Administrator's   Reference,
  RPC/XDR Programmer's Reference

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Industry Standard (AT) 80386 computers, or compatible computers

O/S:

     SCO XENIX System V 386

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.
     400 Encinal Street
     P.O. Box 1900
     Santa Cruz, CA 95061

CONTACT:

     Bridgid Fuller (800) 726-8649

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     SCO  NFS  was  developed  by Lachman Associates based on LACHMAN
  SYSTEM V NFS.
  LACHMAN is a trademark of Lachman Associates, Inc.
                                  159
  NFS is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc.
  XENIX is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation
  Santa Cruz Operation, SCO and SCO logo are trademarks of The  Santa
  Cruz Operation, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  160

2.20.2. SCO Xenix Net

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SCO XENIX-NET

DESCRIPTION:

     SCO  XENIX-NET  is  a  local  area network for computers running
  XENIX that allows easy integration of multiple  XENIX  Systems,  or
  mixed  PC-DOS,  MS-DOS  and XENIX systems.  As a "resource sharing"
  system, it lets a group of computers  share  peripherals,  such  as
  printers  and  mass  storage  devices,  permitting  users  to share
  information files stored on hard disk based computers workings file
  servers.    SCO  XENIX-NET  provides SMB protocol-based distributed
  file system support, and requires NETBIOS session-layer  facilities
  provided  by  a  network transport subsystem such as Excelan or CMC
  TCP/IP Ethernet packages.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release   Notes,   User's   Guides,    Administrator's    Guide,
  Installation Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC AT and compatibles, IBM PS/2 Model 80 and compatibles

O/S:

     SCO XENIX System V

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.
     400 Encinal Street
     P.O. Box 1900
     Santa Cruz, CA 95061

CONTACT:

     Bridgid Fuller (800) 726-8649

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Call Telemarketing Department

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary version of MS-Networks for XENIX.
  MS-DOS, PC-DOS and XENIX are  registered  trademarks  of  Microsoft
                                  161
  Corporation.
  Ethernet is a trademark of Xerox Corporation.
  Santa  Cruz  Operation,  SCO and the SCO logo are trademarks of The
  Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.

INFORMAION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  162

2.20.3. SCO Xsight

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SCO Xsight

DESCRIPTION:

     The SCO Xsight Family of products - SCO Xsight and PS  Xsight  -
  provide  the  industry-standard,  high-performance  X Window System
  technology for both SCO XENIX and DOS systems.  Both are  based  on
  version  II  of  the  X Window System, the network-based (Ethernet)
  graphical windowing system  from  the  Massachusetts  Institute  of
  Technology.   SCO Xsight brings the windowing power of the X Window
  System  to  SCO  XENIX  Systems  while  PC  Xsight  provides   this
  functionality for PCs running MS-DOS.
     SCO  Xsight  enables  users  to  easily  invoke,  simultaneously
  monitor, and control multiple concurrent XENIX processes on one  or
  any  number  of  network-controlled systems. With a mouse, standard
  keyboard, and bit-mapped  display,  users  can  create,  move,  and
  resize windows at will.
     PC  Xsight provides SCO Xsight's X Window System capabilities on
  PCs running MS-DOS. PC Xsight enables DOS PCs with TCP/IP  hardware
  and  software  to  be  used as inexpensive network-based servers to
  XENIX clients running SCO Xsight.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release Notes and Installation Guide, User's  Guide  (Using  the
  SCO Xsight System), SCO Xsight Client Reference Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     SCO   Xsight:   Industry   Standard  (AT)  80386  computers,  or
  compatible computers
  SCO PC Xsight: Industry Standard 80886, 8088, 80286, or 80386-based
  computers

O/S:

     SCO XENIX System V

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.
     400 Encinal Street
     P.O. Box 1900
     Santa Cruz, CA 95061
                                  163

CONTACT:

     Bridgid Fuller (800) 726-8649

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Xsight and PC Xsight are  trademarks  of  Locus  Computing.    X
  Window   System  is  a  trademark  of  Massachusetts  Institute  of
  Technology.    XENIX  is  a  registered  trademark   of   Microsoft
  Corporation.    Santa  Cruz  Operation,  SCO  and  the SCO logo are
  trademarks of The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  164

2.21. SEQUENT COMPUTER SYSTEMS

2.21.1. Dynix TCP/IP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Dynix TCP/IP and Dynix X.25

DESCRIPTION:

     Dynix TCP/IP works  over  Ethernet  networks  and  supports  the
  standard 4.3 bsd r* services along with FTP and Telnet.  Dynix X.25
  supports a l980 X.25 and X.3/28/29 PAD implementation.

DOCUMENTATION:

     X.25 Reference Manual and Man pages

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Sequent

O/S:

     UNIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Sequent Computer Systems
     l5450 SW Koll Parkway
     Beaverton, OR 97210

CONTACT:

     James Fitzgerald (503) 526-4318

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Local Sequent Sales Office

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Sequent's TCP/IP and X.25 products are offered only  by  Sequent
  and its agents.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  165

2.22. SUN MICROSYSTEMS, INC.

2.22.1. Proteon, Inc.

2.22.1.1. Proteon ProNET Device Drivers

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Sun Device Drivers for ProNET-10 & 80 networks

DESCRIPTION:

     The ProNET-10 and ProNET-80 Token Ring networks offer advantages
  of  speed,  distance,  and  media  flexibility  over  the  Ethernet
  supported  by  the  Sun  Microsystems workstations.  The Sun device
  drivers connect the ProNET-10 and ProNET-80 boards to Sun's  TCP/IP
  code,  allowing  all  the  the existing software (including NFS) to
  operate over ProNET.
     There  are  ProNET  boards  for  the  Multibus  and  Sun  VMEbus
  processors.  The  p5204 device driver is for VMEbus Sun-2 and Sun-3
  processors, and supports the p1503 ProNET-10 Sun VMEbus  System  or
  the p1583 ProNET-80 Sun VMEbus System.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Includes full hardware/software installation manual

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Sun-2 or Sun-3

O/S:

     SunOS, Version 3.0 or higher

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Proteon, Inc.
     Two Technology Drive
     Westborough, MA 01581-5008

CONTACT:

     Dianne Rahe, (mcs@proteon.com), (508) 898-2800

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  166
     Licensed code of Proteon, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  167

2.23. SYNTAX SYSTEMS, INC.

2.23.1. SMBserver for TCP/IP Networks

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SMBserver for TCP/IP Networks

DESCRIPTION:

     This  is  local area network operating system software providing
  file, print, name,  and  interprocess  communications  service  for
  networked  MS-DOS  workstations operating with RFC 1001/1002 TCP/IP
  LAN products.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation and operations manual is included

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC VAX, MICROVAX, SUN, UNISYS, HONEYWELL, AT&T,  NCR,  IBM  PC,
  IBM  PS/2,  IBM  compatible,  IBM  RT,  Altos,  Plexus, Harris MCX,
  Sequent, Arix

O/S:

     UNIX, SUNOS, VMS, ULTRIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     SYNTAX SYSTEMS, INC.
     l50l West Valley Highway North #104
     Auburn, WA 9800l

CONTACT:

     Roger A. Franklin, President, (206) 833 2525

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Call for product catalog

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary Syntax product

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

                                  168
     February 1989
                                  169

2.24. UNISYS CORPORATION

2.24.1. CHI CORPORATION

2.24.1.1. Chi LinkUP for Unix

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: CHI LinkUP UTS for UNIX

DESCRIPTION:

     Performs UTS terminal emulation on a UNIX host.  This  allows  a
  user  on  a  Unix host to have local UTS full screen emulation when
  connected via TCP/IP to a Sperry 1100/2200 Host.   Network  traffic
  is greatly reduces when compared to an over the network emulator.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Technical  manuals provided with product; descriptive literature
  available.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Connects Sperry 1100/2200.

O/S:

     Supports IBM AIX, other Unix systems

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C and Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Chi Corporation
     31200 Carter St.
     Solon, OH 44139

CONTACT:

     Sales Coordinator, (216) 349-8600

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Chi Corporation

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Chi Proprietary
                                  170

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Depends on TCP/IP supplied by Unix vendor

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  171

2.24.2. Unisys Corporation

2.24.2.1. BTOS X.25 Network Gateway

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: BTOS X.25 Network Gateway

DESCRIPTION:

     This product allows B25 family processors and  XE520  processors
  to  communicate over Public Data Networks (PDNs) that support CCITT
  X.25 protocols.  A single gateway can  serve  applications  on  the
  local  workstation,  applications  on other workstations within the
  cluster (a local group of  workstations  connected  via  RS-422  or
  twisted-pair  cabling),  and  applications  within  remote clusters
  which communicate via 802.3 LAN or other BTOS networking media.  It
  supports  64  virtual circuits, and max. of l9.2K via RS-232 or 64K
  via X.21 port (or RS-232 port with V.35 converter).   It  is  based
  upon  l984 standard CCITT X.25 recommendation, and is certified for
  use on various PDNs including Telenet, Transpac,  Datex-P  Austria,
  Datex-P Germany, Tymnet, etc.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Operations   and   Programming   Guide   available  from  Unisys
  Corporation

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     UNISYS B26, B27, B28, B38, B39, and XE 520 Processors

O/S:

     BTOS II on B25 family; XEBTOS on XE520

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     PLM

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Unisys Corporation
     PO Box 500
     Blue Bell, PA 19424-0001

CONTACT:

     Phil Burton (408) 435-3791

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     See your local Unisys Sales Representative
                                  172

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Property of Unisys Corporation.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  173

2.24.2.2. DDP-PPC

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: DDP - PPC

DESCRIPTION:

     The  Distributed  Data   Processing   -   Program   to   Program
  Communication  (DDP-PPC)  product  implements  the  OSI layer 5 - 7
  services.  The Session layer services include  the  Basic  Activity
  Subset  (BAS) and the Basic Combined Subset (BCS) that are required
  to operate with the  OSI-MHS  and  OSI-FTAM  products.    ISO  8822
  Presentation  layer  Services  and  ISO  8649/2 Association Control
  Service Elements (ACSE)  are  also  implemented  in  DDP-PPC.    In
  addition  to  OSI  support, DDP-PPC provides session layer services
  for TCP/IP and Unisys DCA networks.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from UNISYS Corporation

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     UNISYS 1100/2200 series

O/S:

     OS 1100

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Plus

DISTRIBUTOR:

     UNISYS Corporation
     P.O. Box 500
     Blue Bell, PA 19424-0001

CONTACT:

     Phil Wimpenny, Program Marketing Manager (215) 986-5765

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     See local UNISYS Sales Representative

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Property of UNISYS Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  174

2.24.2.3. OSI-FTAM

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: OSI-FTAM

DESCRIPTION:

     OSI-FTAM is an implementation of the International Standard 8571
  for  File  Transfer,  Access  and  Management.   It conforms to the
  profile defined in the  NBS  Special  Publication  500-150,  Stable
  Implementation  Agreements for OSI Protocols, Version l, Edition 3,
  August l988,  and  European  Prestandard  ENV  41  204.    OSI-FTAM
  supports  the  Tl,  T2,  and  Ml  profiles  as  defined  in the NBS
  agreements.  It handles the following document types as defined  by
  ISO and NBS: FTAM-1, FTAM-2, FTAM-3, NBS-6 and NBS-7.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from UNISYS Corporation

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     UNISYS ll00/2200 and 5000/6000 Series

O/S:

     OS1100 and Unix

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Plus and C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     UNISYS Corporation
     P.O. Box 500
     Blue Bell, PA 19424-0001

CONTACT:

     Phil Wimpenny, Program Marketing Manager, (215) 986-5765

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     See the local UNISYS Sales Representative

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Property of UNISYS Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  175

2.24.2.4. OSI-MHS

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: OSI-MHS

DESCRIPTION:

     OSI-MHS   implements   the   CCITT   X.400   (l984)   Series  of
  Recommentations.  The product  includes  support  for  the  Message
  Transfer  Agent  (MTA)  and  the Interpersonal Messaging User Agent
  (IPM-UA).  This implementation conforms to the National  Bureau  of
  Standards   Stable   Implementation  Agreements  for  Open  Systems
  Interconnection Protocols, Version l, Edition l, December l987, and
  the  European  Prestandards  ENV 4l 201 and ENV 41 202.  An easy to
  use menu  interface  to  the  IPM-UA  is  included.    Programmatic
  interfaces are provided to both the MTA and IPM-UA.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from UNISYS Corporation.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     UNISYS 1100/2200 and 5000/6000 Series

O/S:

     OS1100 and Unix

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Plus and C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     UNISYS Corporation
     P.O. Box 500
     Blue Bell, PA l9424-0001

CONTACT:

     Phil Wimpennny, Program Marketing Manager, (215) 986-5765

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     See the local UNISYS Sales Representative

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Property of UNISYS Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  176

2.24.2.5. Unisys A Series Systems

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: A Series TCP/IP

DESCRIPTION:

     The  Unisys  A  Series  TCP/IP  product augments the BNA network
  products by supporting communication with other Unisys systems  and
  other  vendor  systems  employing  DDN  protocols.  DDN software is
  implemented partly in  the  mainframe  and  partly  in  the  CP2000
  communications  processor.    The  DDN connections provided are the
  standard X.25 IMP and  other  X.25  packet  network  interfaces  at
  speeds  up to 64 Kbps, and IEEE 802.3 local area network interfaces
  at 10 Mbps.  Telnet,  FTP,  and  SMTP  protocols  and  programmatic
  interfaces  to  multiple  layers are supported above TCP/IP and are
  integral to BNA Host Services.  Several mainframes may  access  the
  DDN  through  the  same CP2000 via an IEEE 802.3 LAN, in which case
  the communications processor supports the EGP protocol.    Multiple
  X.25 connections may be supported by a single CP2000 communications
  processor.  In addition, the CP2000  communications  processor  can
  support   attachment  to  an  IEEE  802.3  LAN  and  uses  Ethernet
  compatible frames and the ARP protocol.  BNA sessions are supported
  using the DDN or IEEE 802.3 LAN for transport between BNA nodes.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from Unisys Corporation

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Unisys A Series A1 through A17

O/S:

     A Series MCP Release 3.72 or higher

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     PASCAL

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Unisys Corporation
     P.O. Box 500
     Blue Bell, Pennsylvania  19424-0001

CONTACT:

     Denise O'Connor, (215) 986-3103

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     See the local Unisys sales representative.
                                  177

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Property of Unisys Corporation

DDN QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  178

2.24.2.6. Unisys 1100 and 2200 Systems

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: DDN-1100, DCP DDN Gateway

DESCRIPTION:

     The  Unisys  OS1100  TCP/IP  products  augment  the  DCA network
  products by supporting communication with other Unisys systems  and
  other  vendor  systems  employing  DDN  protocols.  DDN software is
  implemented partly in the mainframe and partly in  the  Distributed
  Communications  Processor  (DCP).  The DDN connections provided are
  the DDN Standard X.25 packet network interfaces at speeds up to  64
  Kbps, and IEEE 802.3 local area network interfaces at 10 Mbps.  The
  IP, ICMP, TCP and Telnet protocols are implemented in the DCP.  FTP
  and  SMTP  protocols and programmatic interfaces to multiple layers
  are implemented in the mainframe and are  integral  to  Distributed
  Systems  Services  (DSS)  of OS1100.  Multiple DDN X.25 connections
  may be supported by a single DCP.  In addition, the DCP can support
  attachment  to  an  IEEE 802.3 LAN using Ethernet compatible frames
  and the ARP protocol.  DCA sessions are supported using the DDN  or
  IEEE 802.3 LAN for transport between DCA nodes.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from Unisys Corporation

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Unisys 1100 and 2200 Series Systems
  DCP 10A, DCP 15, DCP 20, DCP 30, DCP 40 and DCP 50

O/S:

     OS1100 System Base 3 or higher

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     PLUS for mainframe software; Telcon Assembler for DCPs

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Unisys Corporation
     P.O. Box 500
     Blue Bell, PA  19424-0001

CONTACT:

     Denise O'Connor, (215) 986-5935

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     See the local Unisys sales representatve.
                                  179

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Property of Unisys Corporation

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  180

2.24.2.7. Unisys DDN5000, DDN6000, DDN7000

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: DDN5000, DDN6000, DDN7000

DESCRIPTION:

     The   Unisys  DDN5000,  DDN6000  and  DDN7000  products  support
  communication with other Unisys  systems  and  equipment  of  other
  vendors  via DDN protocols and R-utilities over a DDN standard X.25
  IMP interface at from 19.2 Kbps to 56K bps.   The  IP,  ICMP,  TCP,
  Telnet,   FTP   and  SMTP  protocols  are  implemented  along  with
  R-Utilities.    Programmatic  interfaces,  including  BSD  4.2  via
  sockets  library,  are  available to multiple layers.  In addition,
  DDN7000 supports the  UDP  protocol.    Series  5000  systems  also
  support DCA sessions using the DDN for transport between DCA nodes.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from Unisys Corporation

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     5000/20-30-40-50-60-80-90
  6000/30-50
  7000/40-50

O/S:

     UNIX System V, Release 3.0

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Unisys Corporation
     P.O. Box 500
     Blue Bell, PA  19424-0001

CONTACT:

     Steve Semen, (215) 542-6457

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     See the local Unisys sales representative.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Property of Unisys Corporation

DDN-QUALIFIED:

                                  181
     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  182

2.24.2.8. Unisys NET5000, NET6000, NET7000

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: NET5000, NET6000, NET7000

DESCRIPTION:

     The  Unisys  NET5000  and NET7000 products support communication
  with other Unisys systems and equipment of other  vendors  via  DDN
  protocols and R-Utilities over IEEE 802.3 local area network, using
  Ethernet compatible frames.  The ARP, IP, ICMP, TCP,  UDP,  Telnet,
  and  FTP  protocols  are  implemented.  Programmatic interfaces are
  supported to multiple layers.  Series 5000 systems also support DCA
  sessions simultaneously over the IEEE 802.3 LAN.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from Unisys Corporation

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     5000/20-30-40-50-60-80-90
  6000/30-50
  7000/40-50

O/S:

     UNIX System V, Release 3.0

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Unisys Corporation
     P.O. Box 500
     Blue Bell, PA  19424

CONTACT:

     Steve Semen, (215) 542-6457

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     See the local Unisys sales representative.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Property of Unisys Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  183

2.24.2.9. Unisys OSI Products

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: OSI MESSAGE HANDLING SYSTEM - MAIL MANAGER

OSI MESSAGE HANDLING SYSTEM - MAIL SERVER

OSI SESSION

OSI TRANSPORT - WAN (Wide Area Networks)

OSI TRANSPORT - LAN (Local Area Networks)

DESCRIPTION:

     This  suite  of products is for the BTOS family of systems based
  on standards defined for the International  Standards  Organization
  (ISO) Open System Interconnection (OSI) reference model.
     The  Mail  Manager  provides  the  MHS  user  interface for mail
  origination and receipt (note: the previously  available  [non-OSI]
  mail manager may also be used).
     The Mail Server implements the l984 X.400 Recommendations of the
  CCITT,  which  provide  a  store-and-forward   multimedia   message
  handling system for multivendor environments.
     The  Session  product  provides  an OSI Session layer and may be
  used  by  OSI  Mail,  user  applications,   and/or   BTOS   network
  communcations.
     OSI  Transport-WAN,  used  in  conjunction  with  the  BTOS X.25
  Gateway, provides support for X.25 packet-switched data networks.
     OSI  Transport-LAN  supports  use  of  ISO  8802/3  local   area
  networks.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Complete   set   available  from  UNISYS  Corporation  (includes
  Administration, Operation, and Reference documents)

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     UNISYS B26, B27, B28, B38, B39, and XE520 Processors

O/S:

     BTOS II on B25 family; XEBTOS and XE520

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C
                                  184

DISTRIBUTOR:

     UNISYS Corporation
     P.O. Box 500
     Blue Bell, PA 19424-0001

CONTACT:

     Phil Burton (408) 435-3791

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     See your local UNISYS sales representative

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Property of UNISYS Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  185

2.24.3. University of Maryland

2.24.3.1. U. of Maryland IP/TCP-1100

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: IP/TCP-1100

DESCRIPTION:

     The  University  of  Maryland  Computer   Science   Center   has
  implemented  TCP/IP  for  the  Unisys 1100 Series computer systems.
  The implementation currently supports IP, ICMP, TCP, server TELNET,
  server  FTP,  user and server SMTP, user and server MDQS.  The link
  level connection is via a 40KB  synchronous  link  or  Unisys  word
  channel.  Currently  running on at least 3 Internet hosts including
  UMD2.UMD.EDU.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation,  configuration  and  operation  documentation   is
  provided  in  both printed and machine readable form.  No internals
  documentation is currently available.  Package  is  distributed  in
  source form.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Unisys 1100/60 EIS, 1100/70 EIS, 1100/80, 1100/90

O/S:

     OS1100 Level 38R5 or later

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     PLUS and MASM

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Systems Staff
     Computer Science Center
     University of Maryland
     College Park, MD   20742

CONTACT:

  Louis A. Mamakos, (louie@TRANTOR.UMD.EDU), (301) 454-6026
  Michael G. Petry, (petry@TRANTOR.UMD.EDU), (301) 454-5617

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact distributors for current procedure.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  186
     Developed under state of Maryland funding by public institution;
  available to any requestor

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  187

2.25. VXM Technologies, Inc.

2.25.1. TIM

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TIM

DESCRIPTION:

     The TIM network application program interface is: 1) an enabling
  technology    which    provides   rapid   distributed   application
  development, 2) machine independent, allowing easy  portability  of
  code,  3) a transitional technology which will allow easy migration
  from TCP/IP to OSI networks, and 4)  a  toolkit  for  interactively
  debugging and exercising applications across heterogeneous systems.
  Users will be able to simply swap  out  TIM/TCP  and  relink  their
  applications  with TIM/OSI.  The TIM network API lets users get the
  maximum benefit from TCP-based applications, as well as provides an
  easy  to  implement  transition  strategy  from one network type to
  another.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Complete   documentation   on   how   to   create    distributed
  applications,   debugging,   setting  diagnostics,  explanation  of
  compiler problems in DEC VMS and Sun BSD, and their workarounds.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     MIPS  120,  Sun,  Apollo,  PCs,  Macintosh,  DEC  VAX,   Silicon
  Graphics, Multiflow, Mainframe VM, HP 9000 (300 & 900 series)

O/S:

     Aegis,  Unix  V,  BSD,  RISCOS  (MIPS),  XENIX, MS DOS, DEC VMS,
  ULTRIX, Macintosh, VM, MVS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C language object modules

DISTRIBUTOR:

     VXM Technologies, Inc.
     Box 9121 Kenmore Station
     Boston, MA 02215-9121
     (800) 627 5221
     (617)730 8490

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  188

2.26. XEROX CORPORATION

2.26.1. Xerox XDE

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: XDE (Xerox Development Environment) 6.0 Desktop

DESCRIPTION:

     The TCP/IP package in XDE 6.0 supports the  use  of  the  TCP/IP
  family  of  networking  protocols.    It  supports  the application
  protocols  of  FTP,  TFTP,  SMTP  and  Telnet  and  the  networking
  protocols  of  IP,  TCP,  UDP and ARP, as outlined by various RFCs.
  This package also provides for window-based user interfaces to  the
  above   application   protocols   and   Mesa  language  programming
  interfaces to the above protocols.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Programmer  level  documentation  to  each  of  the   individual
  application  level  protocols as well as network level protocols is
  given, and also user interface documentation for  the  tools  which
  use these applications.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     This software is for use on the 8010 and 6085 processors.  These
  are proprietary processors optimized for the running  of  the  Mesa
  language.

O/S:

     Pilot 12.3 operating system (Xerox proprietary)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Mesa 12.3

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Xerox Corporation
     475 Oakmead Parkway
     Sunnyvale, CA  94086

CONTACT:

     Local Xerox Sales Representative

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact above
                                  189

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of the Xerox Corporation for 8010 and 6085 workstations

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  190

2.27. SOFTWARE MULTIPLE-MACHINE IMPLEMENTATIONS

2.27.1. BANYAN SYSTEMS, INC.

2.27.1.1. VINES TCP/IP Routing Option

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: VINES TCP/IP Routing Option

DESCRIPTION:

     Banyan  Systems  Inc.  develops  and  markets  VINES  -- virtual
  networking software that allows  network  resources  to  appear  as
  transparent  extensions  to  local  PCs.  VINES integrates multiple
  communications  technologies,  including   local-   and   wide-area
  network,  mini  and  mainframe  links.    The  company also markets
  high-performance, multi-function  network  servers  which  run  the
  VINES network operating system while providing internetwork support
  for a variety of popular local area networks.
     The  VINES  TCP/IP  Routing  option  allows  a   Banyan   Server
  (VINES/386,  DTS,  BNS  or CNS) to route IP frames.  This enables a
  single Banyan server or a network  of  Banyan  servers  to  connect
  multiple TCP/IP hosts or networks.
     This  option  supports  connections  between TCP/IP networks and
  Banyan servers over Ethernet (3Com 3C501 and 3C505, Micom- Interlan
  NI5010  and  NI5210, and Ungermann-Bass NIC), IEEE 802.5 Token Ring
  (IBM and Proteon ProNET-4), and Proteon ProNET-10.
     This option is available with VINES Release 3.0 and later.
     Connections between TCP/IP networks and Banyan servers over 3Com
  3C603  Token  Ring and 3Com 3C503 Ethernet are supported with VINES
  Release 3.10.

DOCUMENTATION:

     The TCP/IP option guide is included.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     80286, 80386, 80486, or Banyan proprietary servers CNS family.

O/S:

     UNIX System V optimized for VINES

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C
                                  191

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Banyan Systems Inc.
     120 Flanders Rd.
     Westboro, MA 01581

CONTACT:

     Michele Capalupo, (800) 828-2404

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact nearest Banyan reseller or call (508) 898-2404
                                  192

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of Banyan Systems Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  193

2.27.1.2. VINES TCP/IP Server-to-Server Option

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: VINES TCP/IP Server-to-Server Option

DESCRIPTION:

     Banyan Systems  Inc.  develops  and  markets  VINES  --  virtual
  networking  software  that  allows  network  resources to appear as
  transparent extensions to local PCs.    VINES  integrates  multiple
  communications   technologies,   including   local-  and  wide-area
  network, mini and  mainframe  links.    The  company  also  markets
  high-performance,  multi-function  network  servers  which  run the
  VINES network operating system while providing internetwork support
  for a variety of popular local area networks.
     The  VINES  TCP/IP  Server-to-Server  option  allows two or more
  Banyan  servers  to  communicate  across  a  TCP/IP  network.    IP
  internetting  is  available  across Ethernet (3Com 3C501 and 3C505,
  Micom-Interlan NI5010 and NI5210,  and  Ungermann-Bass  NIC),  IEEE
  802.5  Token Ring (IBM and Proteon ProNet-4), and Proteon ProNET-10
  networks.
     This option is attractive to customers with access to  a  TCP/IP
  backbone  who need to connect remote Banyan servers.  VINES packets
  originating from one Banyan server and destined for a remote Banyan
  server  are  encapsulated  in  IP  protocol headers to be routed by
  non-Banyan IP routers through a TCP/IP network.
     This option is available with VINES Release 3.0. and later.

DOCUMENTATION:

     The TCP/IP option guide is included.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     80286, 80386, 80486, or Banyan proprietary servers CNS family

O/S:

     UNIX System V optimized for VINES

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Banyan Systems Inc.
     120 Flanders Rd.
     Westboro, MA 01581

CONTACT:

                                  194
     Michele Capalupo, (800) 828-2404

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact nearest Banyan reseller or call (508) 898-2404

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of Banyan Systems Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  195

2.27.2. FRONTIER TECHNOLOGY

2.27.2.1. Frontier Technology Super-X.25 Library

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Super-X.25 Programmatic Library

DESCRIPTION:

     Provides a programming interface to an X.25 network. Allows  the
  user  to  write  his own application programs. Certified for use on
  major data networks  including  the  DDN  (Defense  Data  Network),
  Public  Data  Networks  (Telenet  and  Tymnet),  and  private  X.25
  networks. The software  is  downloaded  to  Frontier's  intelligent
  communications controller relieving the host CPU from the burden of
  executing the software.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation/Operations Manual included.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBMPC, PS/2, Apple, IBM compatible.

O/S:

     DOS, MacOS, SCO  Xenix  386,  Interactive  386ix,  AIX(RT),  AOX
  (PS/2), A/UX.

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Frontier Technologies Corporation
     3510 North Oakland Ave.
     Milwaukee, WI 53211

CONTACT:

     Ann Finkler, Marketing/Sales (414)964-8689

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Frontier Technologies.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Frontier Technologies

DDN-QUALIFIED:

                                  196
     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  197

2.27.3. INTEGRAPH CORP.

2.27.3.1. Network File System

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Network File System (NFS)

DESCRIPTION:

     The  lower layers of TCP/IP serve as the underlying protocol for
  NFS.  These Protocols  are  delivered  as  part  of  the  Intergrap
  standard system delivery. NFS is available from Intergraph for both
  VAX Microvax hosts and Unix System V, version 3.1, hosts. Integraph
  supports  NFS  for  PC's  running  the SUN Microsystem NFS protocol
  specifications, version 3.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Integraph Guide to NFS,  Document  #  DSYS10912,  included  with
  software license.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC   VAX,  Microvax,  IBM  PC,  PS/2,  Integraph  Clipper-based
  workstations and servers.

O/S:

     Unix, VMS, DOS, AT&T Unix System V.3.1, VAX/VMS, V.5.0-Z

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Integraph Corporation
     One Madison Industrial Park
     Huntsville, AL
     35894-0001

CONTACT:

     William W.  Payne  Jr,  Manager,  System  Sales  Support,  (205)
  730-2000

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Network File System (NFS), Part # SS**066

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  198
     no

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  199

2.27.3.2. Network Queuing System

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Network Queuing System (NQS)

DESCRIPTION:

     NWQ  is  a  batch  and  device  queing  facility  supporting job
  requests in  a  networked  environment  composed  of  Clipper-based
  workstations,  servers, and Vaxes. The nodes in an NQS network must
  be running the CLIX 3.1 operationg system.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Network Queuing System (NQS) User's Guide, Document # DSA025410,
  included with system delivery.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC  VAX,  Microvax,  Integraph  Clipper-based  workstations and
  servers.

O/S:

     Unix, AT&T Unix System V.3.1, VAX/VMS V5.0.Z

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Integraph Corporation
     One Madison Industrial Park
     Huntsville AL
     35894-0001

CONTACT:

     William W. Payne, Mgr., System Sales Support, (205) 730-2000

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Network Queuing System (NQS), Part # SS**126

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     No

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes
                                  200

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  201

2.27.4. LACHMAN ASSOCIATES

2.27.4.1. OSI LAN Transport Software

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: OSI LAN Transport Software

DESCRIPTION:

     This source code product provides a complete  implementation  of
  the  OSI-defined Local Area Network transport protocols.  Protocols
  supported include Transport Class 4 (TP4), Connection-Less  Network
  Protocol  (CLNP), End System To Intermediate System (ES-IS) routing
  exchange, and Logical Link Control Class 1 (LLC1).   This  software
  conforms to U.S. GOSIP, U.K. GOSIP, MAP 3.0, TOP 3.0, and COS 1.1.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release  Notes Manual Pages, User's Guide, System Administration
  Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     Can be ported into  any  environment  which  supports  the  UNIX
  System  V  STREAMS  architecture  provided as a part of System V or
  from the Portable STREAMS Environment

O/S:

     Unix

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation
     1901 North Naper Boulevard
     Naperville, IL.  60563-8895

CONTACT:

     James R. Hancock, Sales Manager, (708) 505-9100

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Source code license required

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     This product is the proprietary property of INTERACTIVE  Systems
  Corporation and Retix.
                                  202

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  203

2.27.4.2. OSI/TCP Application Facility

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: OSI/TCP Application Facility

DESCRIPTION:

     This  source  code  product  provides  the  ability  to  run OSI
  Applications such as FTAM and X.400 over  existing  TCP/IP  network
  transport  services.  The OSI/TCP Application Facility provides the
  OSI-based Transport Class 0 (TP0) serives over  a  TCP  connection.
  This implementation is compliant with RFC 1006.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release Notes and Manual Pages

MACHINE TYPE:

     Can  be  ported  into  any  environment  which supports the UNIX
  System V STREAMS architecture provided as a part  of  System  V  or
  from the Portable STREAMS Environment

O/S:

     Unix

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation
     1901 North Naper Boulevard
     Naperville, IL.  60563-8895

CONTACT:

     James R. Hancock, Sales Manager, (708) 505-9100

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Source code license required

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     This  product is the proprietary property of INTERACTIVE Systems
  Corporation.

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  204

2.27.4.3. OSI WAN Transport Software

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: OSI WAN Transport Software

DESCRIPTION:

     This source code product provides a complete  implementation  of
  the  OSI-defined  Wide Area Network transport protocols.  Protocols
  supported include Transport Classes 0, 2, and 4  (TP0,  TP2,  TP4),
  X.25  (including  PLP  and  LAPB),  and  the  Subnetwork  Dependent
  Convergence Function (SNDCF).

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release Notes Manual Pages, User's Guide, System  Administration
  Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     Can  be  ported  into  any  environment  which supports the UNIX
  System V STREAMS architecture provided as a part  of  System  V  or
  from the Portable STREAMS Environment

O/S:

     Unix

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation
     1901 North Naper Boulevard
     Naperville, IL.  60563-8895

CONTACT:

     James R. Hancock, Sales Manager, (708) 505-9100

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Source code license required

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     This  product is the proprietary property of INTERACTIVE Systems
  Corporation and Retix.

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  205

2.27.4.4. SendX/400 Mail Gateway

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SendX/400 Mail Gateway

DESCRIPTION:

     This source code product provides an application gateway between
  OSI-based  X.400  mail  systems and TCP/IP-based SMTP mail systems.
  The SendX/400 Mail Gateway translates mail from the format  of  one
  delivery  service to the other, eliminating the need for mail users
  to know the details of the gateway or the  TCP/IP  and  X.400  mail
  protocols.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release Notes, Manual Pages, System Administration Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     Can  be  ported to any computer architecture which supports UNIX
  System V Release 3.0 or later.

O/S:

     UNIX System V Release 3.0

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation
     1901 North Naper Boulevard
     Naperville, IL.  60563-8895

CONTACT:

     James R. Hancock, Sales Manager, (708) 505-9100

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Source code license required

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     This product is the proprietary property of INTERACTIVE  Systems
  Corporation.

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  206

2.27.4.5. X.400 Gateway API

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: X.400 Gateway API

DESCRIPTION:

     This  source  code  product  provides an application programming
  interface which utilizes the services of the INTERACTIVE X.400 MTA.
  This  gateway  API allows custom application software and non-X.400
  mail systems ti utilize the X.400 MTA services.   Gateways  between
  proprietary  mail  systems  and X.400 mail systems can be developed
  utilizing the X.400 Gateway API.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release  Notes  Manual   Pages,   Programmer's   Guide,   System
  Administration Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     Can  be  ported to any computer architecture which supports UNIX
  System V Release 3.0 or later.

O/S:

     Unix System V Release 3.0 or later

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation
     1901 North Naper Boulevard
     Naperville, IL.  60563-8895

CONTACT:

     James R. Hancock, Sales Manager, (708) 505-9100

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Source code license required

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     This product is the proprietary property of INTERACTIVE  Systems
  Corporation and Retix.

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
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2.27.4.6. X.400 MTA

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: X.400 MTA

DESCRIPTION:

     This  source  code product provides a complete implementation of
  the OSI-defined X.400 MTA (message transfer agent) and provides the
  ability to transfer mail messages to other systems that support the
  X.400 mail protocol.  The X.400 MTA is implemented  over  the  AT&T
  defined  Transport  Library  Interface  and  can  be  configured to
  operate over  any  INTERACTIVE  TLI  compliant  transport  services
  including  the System V STREAMS TCP, OSI LAN Transport Service, and
  OSI WAN Transport Service.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release Notes Manual Pages, User's Guide, System  Administration
  Guide

MACHINE TYPE:

     Can  be  ported to any computer architecture which supports UNIX
  System V Release 3.0 or later.

O/S:

     Unix System V Release 3.0 or later

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation
     1901 North Naper Boulevard
     Naperville, IL.  60563-8895

CONTACT:

     James R. Hancock, Sales Manager, (708) 505-9100

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Source code license required

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     This product is the proprietary property of INTERACTIVE  Systems
  Corporation and Retix.

DATE-UPDATED:

                                  208
     March 1990
                                  209

2.27.5. MARI ADVANCED SYSTEMS LTD

2.27.5.1. QNX

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: QNX Operating System

DESCRIPTION:

     QNX  is  a  distributed  operating  system  based  upon ARC net,
  supplied by Quantrum of Canada. The  TCP/IP  package  allowsone  or
  more  PC's  to  be  set  up  as  a  gateway to an Ethernet network.
  Current  Ethernet  cards  supported:    Western  Digital   WD8003e,
  Excelan, BICC Isolan, 3COM.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, Clones

DISTRIBUTOR:

     MARI Advanced Systems Ltd
     MARI House, Gateshead,
     Tyne & Wear NE8 1HE
     UK

CONTACT:

     Mr.  R.J.  Campbell, MARI (Product Manager) Tel: +44 91 490 1515
  Fax: +44 91 490 0013

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact MARI direct.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  210

2.27.5.2. TCP/IP for QNX

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCP/IP for QNX

DESCRIPTION:

     The software product, TCP/IP for QNX, is  an  implementation  of
  TCP/IP  for  the  QNX  operating  system,  a real time, multi-user,
  multi-tasking operating system  which  runs  on  Intel  IAPX  based
  Personal  Computers.  Available  as  part of the package are UDP, a
  4.2BSD compatible socket  library,  and  a  number  of  "management
  tools", including telnet and tftp.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Documentation   is   available   in  printed  form.    Documents
  available: Installation Guide.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM Compatible

O/S:

     QNX Version 3.15

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     MARI Advanced Systems Ltd
     MARI House, Gateshead,
     Tyne & Wear, NE8 1HE
     UK

CONTACT:

     Mr. R.J. Campbell, MARI (Product Manager) Tel: +44 91  490  1515
  Fax: +44 91 490 0013

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact MARI direct.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  211

2.27.6. RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE

2.27.6.1. Research Triangle Institute FREEDOMNET

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: FREEDOMNET

DESCRIPTION:

     FREEDOMNET  is  a  software  subsystem developed by the Research
  Triangle Institute that can be added to physically  interconnected,
  heterogeneous  UNIX-based  computers  to allow a user to access the
  resources of all of the computers in the network in  a  transparent
  manner.   FREEDOMNET hides issues of inter-processor communications
  and network protocols from the user and is  applicable  to  a  wide
  variety of both local and wide-area networks.
     All  standard UNIX features are unchanged by FREEDOMNET software
  in form and meaning, with inter-machine communication taking  place
  as  necessary.    With  FREEDOMNET  software,  it  is possible, for
  example, for a user to access files and  peripheral  devices  on  a
  remote  machine  by  specifying  a directory on a remote machine as
  being his current working  directory,  requesting  execution  of  a
  program  on  a  remote machine, or redirecting input and/or output.
  These standard  UNIX  features  can  be  used  without  the  user's
  conscious  concern  for  the  fact  that several machines and their
  peripherals  may  be  involved.    FREEDOMNET  preserves  all  UNIX
  semantics in order to achieve transparency.
     Because  FREEDOMNET  preserves  all  UNIX semantics, it provides
  true transparency from the user's point of  view.    This  includes
  transparency  in  a  heterogeneous environment where differences in
  machine architecture (and UNIX implementation) must be masked.  The
  FREEDOMNET  "stateful"  server  approach  allows  for remote device
  sharing and for remote execution of programs.  The  fact  that  the
  standard  UNIX  file naming syntax is used to refer to remote files
  and  devices  makes  FREEDOMNET  very  easy  to   learn   and   use
  effectively.    In  addition,  existing programs (UNIX commands and
  user-written applications)  can  be  made  "distributable"  without
  modification  due  to the consistent naming scheme and preservation
  of  all  UNIX  semantics.    FREEDOMNET  provides   a   basis   for
  implementing   high-performance,   fault   tolerant,   and   secure
  distributed computing systems.
     FREEDOMNET is added to the UNIX  kernel  much  like  a  standard
  device  driver.  No kernel source changes are required.  FREEDOMNET
  uses  the  User  Datagram  Protocol  (UDP)  on  Ethernet,  but   is
  implemented  so  as  to  be  independent  of  network  hardware and
  protocols.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from Research Triangle Institute
                                  212

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     VAX, Sun, Gould, Masscomp, Convex, Unisys, NCR, Arix, IBM RT PC,
  Pyramid, ATT, Intel 386.

O/S:

     UNIX  System  V,  Releases  2  and  3;  4.2  BSD  and  4.3  BSD;
  4.3BSD+NFS; Ultrix 2.x; SunOS Release  3.x;  Masscomp  RTU  Release
  3.1a;  Convex  Release  6.x;  Gould  UTX/32,  Release  2.x; IBM AIX
  Release 2.2; Pyramid OS/x Release 4.4.

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C
                                  213

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Research Triangle Institute
     3040 Cornwallis Road
     P.O. Box 12194
     Research Triangle Park, N.C. 27709-2194
     (919) 541-6000

CONTACT:

     Mr. R. Warren, RTI, (rbw@rti.rti.org) or  Mr.  T.  Warren,  RTI,
  (wtw@rti.rti.org), (919) 541-6000

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     First contact should be with one of the above at RTI.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  214

2.27.7. SIRIUS SYSTEMS, INC. (CONVERGENT TECHNOLOGIES)

2.27.7.1. Sirius Systems Internet-CT

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Internet-CT

DESCRIPTION:

     A  full  implementation  of  TCP/IP  for  the  Unisys/Convergent
  workstation and SRP product lines and their clones.    The  package
  includes  the  following link level drivers: IEEE 802.3 (Ethernet),
  SLIP, AX.25, and X.25.
     Full IP/ICMP is provided and can serve as both host and gateway.
  A  set  of  library  routines  is  provided  to permit user-written
  applications to make use  of  TCP.    FTP,  TELNET,  and  SMTP  are
  provided.   Local and remote transport service resource utilization
  and link level  packet  tracing  are  included.    An  OS  specific
  peer-to-peer  networking  module (S-Net) is also available.  VT-100
  support (via CT-102)  is  also  available  as  an  optional  TELNET
  client.    A  CT-Mail/B-Mail  is  SMTP  gateway (InterMail) is also
  available.
     Support and update service may be separately purchased.  On-site
  training and installation services are also available.

DOCUMENTATION:

     An installation and user's manual including tutorial is provided
  with  each  copy  of  the  software.    Additional  copies  of  the
  documentation my be purchased separately.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Unisys/Convergent NGen (80186, 80286, and 80386 versions), 286i,
  386i, IWS, AWS, and MegaFrame SRP.  Unisys B-21, B-22, B-26,  B-28,
  B-38, B-39, and XE-520, XE-530.

O/S:

     CTOS, CTOS-VM, ETOS, BTOS-II

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C, Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Sirius Systems, Inc.
     Box 2202
     Petersburg, VA 23804
     (804) 733-7944
                                  215

CONTACT:

     David Hansen

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Sirius Systems

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Sirius Systems, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  216

2.27.8. THE SOFTWARE GROUP LTD.

2.27.8.1. X.25 Interface Package

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: X.25 Interface Package (XIP)

DESCRIPTION:

     XIP  is  a  portable implementation of the CCITT (1980 and 1984)
  X.25 protocol.  It  is  a  full  implementation  of  the  protocol,
  allowing not only full negotiation of per-call facilities, but also
  configuration  via  registration  packets  and   operation   in   a
  multi-link  environment  using  MLP.    XIP  also  provides the OSI
  addressing extensions to X.25 for use in OSI protocol environments.
     Implementations of XIP have been certified in  Europe  (Germany,
  Austria,  Spain,  Britain),  North America (Tymnet, Sprint Telenet,
  Datapac, Infoswitch), and the Far East (Japan).

DOCUMENTATION:

Functional Specification:
      Describes functional characteristics of the protocol.
Porting Guide:
      Describes the software engineering steps to follow in porting XIP t
      a new hardware/software environment.
Internals Documentation:
      Full description of the protocol implementation: state machines,
      buffer handling, code flow, process dispatching conditions and
      utility routines are all covered.

MACHINE TYPE:

     XIP  has   been   implemented   on   a   number   of   different
  microprocessor-based  systems  -  Motorola  68000, Intel 80x86, and
  Zilog Z8000.

O/S:

     XIP has been used in a number of dedicated  real-time  scheduler
  OS  environments,  including  VRTX and pSOS.  It does not require a
  scheduler for operation.

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     The Software Group Limited
     2 Director Court, Suite 201
     Woodbridge, Ontario
                                  217
     Canada
     L4L 3Z5

CONTACT:

      Derek Vair
      vox: (416) 856-0238
      fax: (416) 856-0242
      uunet!tsgfred!derek@uunet.UU.NET  (ARPANET)
      uunet!tsgfred!netcom2 (USENET)

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Software technology license

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Source code proprietary to The Software Group Limited

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     NO

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  218

2.27.9. U.C. BERKELEY

2.27.9.1. TN3270

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TN3270

DESCRIPTION:

     Version 4.1 of tn3270 is now available. Tn3270 emulates  an  IBM
  3278 over TCP/IP.
     Significant features to tn3270 are:
  1. Error messages, in English, overlay a portion of the screen

when the user types an erroneous entry (invalid control

       sequence,  attempt  to  enter  data  in an "input disallowed"
       field, etc.).
  1. Ability to "escape to shell". This, by itself, is mostly

useful in a non-BSD system.

  1. An Application Programming Interface (API). This allows

programs, running under Unix, to read and write the 3270

       screen,  and to send keystrokes (3270) to tn3270.  This makes
       use of the "escape  to  shell"  feature.    Included  in  the
       distribution is a program which uses the API to receive files
       sent from the IBM host (we don't supply the IBM side at  this
       point, and the protocol is likely to change in the future).
  1. Yale ASCII/7171/4994 "transparent" mode is fully implemented.

SAS-Graph, for example, supports doing graphics to TEK

       terminals  over  this  interface.    Locally,  we  use  the X
       windowing system terminal emulator  (xterm),  which  provides
       some  TEK  emulation,  to  display  SAS-Graph graphics on our
       workstations.
  1. Mset now prints out program function (PF) keys in numerical

order.

DOCUMENTATION:

     On-line manual pages contained in the distribution

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Any

O/S:

     BSD UNIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

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     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Campus Software Office, UC Berkeley.
     The  new  version  is  also availble for anonymous ftp from host
  arpa.berkeley.edu,  in  directory  pub,  in  file   tn3270.tar   or
  tn3270.tar.Z.    The  file  should  be  retrieved in "binary" mode.
  These are large files (700 Kbytes and 300 Kbytes respectively),  so
  requestors  should consider ordering the product by mail instead of
  using ftp.

CONTACT:

     Greg Minshall, (minshall@berkeley.edu), (415) 642-0530

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Send a check for  $100.00  (US),  payable  to  "Regents  of  the
  University of California", to:
         Campus Software Office
         295 Evans Hall
         UC Berkeley, CA 94720
         USA
  Indicate "tn3270" on an accompanying memo.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  220

2.27.10. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

2.27.10.1. The ISO Development Environment

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: The ISO Development Environment (ISODE 6.0)

DESCRIPTION:

     This  software  supports the development of certain kinds of OSI
  protocols and applications.
     Current modules include:
  1. OSI transport service (TP0 on top of TCP, X.25; TP4 for

SunLink OSI)

  1. OSI session, presentation, and association control services
  1. ASN.1 abstract syntax/transfer notation tools, including:
  • remote oerpations stub-generator (front-end for remote

operations)

  • structure generator (ASN.1 to C)
  • element-parser (basic encoding rules)
  1. OSI reliable transfer and remote operations services
  1. OSI file transfer, access and management
  1. FTAM/FTP gateway
  1. OSI directory services
  1. OSI virtual terminal (basic calss, TELNET profile)
     ISODE 6.0 consists of final "IS" level  implementations  with  a
  few  exceptions.   ROSE and RTSE are current to the last circulated
  drafts (March, 1988); VT is a DIS implementation.  The  ISODE  also
  contains implementations of the 1984 X.400 versions of ROS and RTS.
  ISODE is aligned with the U.S. Government OSI Profile (GOSIP).
     Fugure modules planned for the next release include:
  1. OSI message handling system
  1. MHS/SMTP gateway
     Although the ISODE is not "supported" per se,  it  does  have  a
  problem  reporting  address, Bug-ISODE@NISC.NYSER.NET.  Bug reports
  (and fixes) are welcome by the way.
                                  221
     The discussion group ISODE@NIC.DDN.MIL is used as an open  forum
  on  ISODE.    Contact ISODE-Request@NIC.DDN.MIL to be added to this
  list.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Five volume  User's  Manual  (approx.  1000  pages,  sources  in
  LaTeX);  UNIX manual entries (sources in roff); other miscellaneous
  documents in LaTeX or SLiTeX format

CPU:

     Any

O/S:

     BSD 4.2  or  4.3  UNIX,  AT&T  SVR2  or  SVR3  UNIX,  and  other
  UNIX-based operating systems

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR (NORTH AMERICA):

     University of Pennsylvania
     Department of Computer and Information Science
     Moore School
     Attn: David J. Farber (ISODE Distribution)
     200 South 33rd Street
     Philadelphia, PA 19104-6314
     USA
     Phone: +1-215-898-8560

DISTRIBUTOR (EUROPE):

     Department of Computer Science
     Attn: Natalie May/Dawn Bailey
     University College
     Gower Street
     London, WC1E 6BT
     UK
     Phone: +44-1-380-7214
     Fax:   +44-1-387-1397
     Mail:  natalie@cs.ucl.ac.uk

DISTRIBUTOR (EUROPE, tape only):

     EUUG Distributions
     c/o Frank Kuiper
     Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica
     Kruislaan 413
     1098 SJ  Amsterdam
                                  222
     The Netherlands
     Phone: +31-20-5924056 (or: +31-20-5929333)
     Fax:   +31-20-5924199
     Mail:  euug-tapes@cwi.nl

DISTRIBUTOR (AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND):

     CSIRO DIT
     Attn: Andrew Waugh (ISODE DISTRIBUTION)
     55 Barry St
     Carlton, 3053
     Australia
     Phone: +61-3-347-8644
     Fax:   +61-3-347-8987
     Mail:  ajw@ditmela.oz.au

CONTACT:

     Bug-ISODE@NISC.NYSER.NET

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

  Send a check or purchase order to one of the distribution facilities
  listed above.  Do not send tapes or envelopes.
  North America:      $375.00 US Dollars for source and documentation
                      (documentation only is also 375 US Dollars)
  Europe:             200 Pounds Sterling for source and documentation
                      (documentation only is also 200 Pounds Sterling)
  Europe (tape only): 130 Dutch Guilders for 1600bpi 1/2-inch tape
                      130 Dutch Guilders for 800bpi 1/2-inch tape
                      190 Dutch Guilders for Sun 1/4-inch cartridge tape
                      190 Dutch Guilders for 1/4-inch cartridge (QIC-11)
                      (EUUG members enclose copy of membership, non-EUUG
                      members add 300 Dutch Guilders)
  Australia:          250 dollars Australian for source and documentation
                      (documentation only is also 250 dollars Australian)
  FTP:
  If you can FTP to the DARPA/NSF Internet, you can use anonymous FTP to
  nisc.nyser.net [192.33.4.10] and retrieve the file pub/isode/isode-6.ta
  in BINARY mode.  This is a 4.5MB compressed tar image.
  NIFTP:
  If you run NIFTP over the public X.25 or over JANET, and are registered
  the NRS at Salford, you can use NIFTP with username "guest" and your ow
  name as password, to access UK.AC.UCL.CS to retrieve the file
  <SRC>isode-6.tar.Z which is a 4.5MB compressed tar image.
  FTAM on the JANET or PSS:
                                  223
  The sources are available by FTAM at UCL over X.25 using JANET
  (00000511160013) or PSS (23421920030013) with TSEL "259" (ascii encodin
  Use the "anon" user-identity, supply any password, and retrieve the fil
  src/isode-6.tar.Z which is a 4.5MB compressed tar image.
  FTAM on the DARPA/NSF Internet:
  The sources are available by FTAM over the Internet at host osi.nyser.n
  [192.33.4.20] (TCP port 102 selects the OSI transport service) with
  TSEL 259 (numeric encoding).  Use the "anon" user-identity,
  supply any password, and retrieve the file portal/isode-6.tar.Z
  which is a 4.5MB tar image.
  For distributions via FTAM, the file service is provided by the FTAM
  implementation in ISODE 5.0.
  For distributions via either FTAM or FTP, there is an additional file
  available for retrieval, called isode-ps.tar.Z which is a compressed ta
  image (7MB) containing the entire documentation set in PostScript
  format.

SUPPORT:

     A  UK  company  has been set up to provide support for the ISODE
  and associated  packages  -  X-Tel  Services  Ltd.    This  company
  provides  an  update  service, general assistance and site specific
  support.  Although inclusion of  this  information  should  not  be
  considered  an  endorsement,  it  should  be  noted that one of the
  primary ISODE developers now works at X-Tel Services Ltd.
         X-Tel Services Ltd.
         13-03 Tower Block
         Nottingham University
         Nottingham, NG7 2RD
         UK
         Phone: +44-602-412648
         Fax:   +44-602-588138
         Telex: 37346
         Mail:  xtel@cs.nott.ac.uk
     If other organizations offering formal  support  for  the  ISODE
  wish  to be included in future announcements, a suitable index will
  be organized.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Openly available under an implicit "hold harmless" clause:    no
  licenses  to  sign, and any requests for signatures, letters, etc.,
  are rejected out of hand.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     December 1989
                                  224

2.27.11. WELLFLEET COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

2.27.11.1. TCP/IP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Wellfleet products

DESCRIPTION:

     The Wellfleet product  line  provides  LAN  interconnection  for
  TCP/IP  and  OSI  based  networks over private or X.25 (PDN or DDN)
  networks.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation Configuration  Operator's  and  Management  Manuals
  included with nodes at no charge or may be ordered separately.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Wellfleet supports all machines which support TCP/IP and OSI.

O/S:

     Wellfleet's  software runs on Wellfleet hardware.  The operating
  system was developed for this hardware platform.

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Wellfleet Communications, Inc.
     12 DeAngelo Drive
     Bedford, MA 01730
     FAX: 617-275-5001

CONTACT:

     Mark Strangio, Director of Product Marketing, (617)275-2400

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Wellfleet Communications

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Wellfleet Communications, Inc.

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     No
                                  225

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  226

3. HARDWARE IMPLEMENTATIONS

3.1. APPLE COMPUTER, INC.

3.1.1. Frontier Technologies Corporation

3.1.1.1. MAC II-DDN

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: MAC II-DDN

DESCRIPTION:

     Frontier's DCA Certified X.25 software is implemented to operate
  in  the MAC II Nubus architecture.  The user could use only X.25 or
  X.25 with TCP/IP downloaded to the card.    Drivers  for  different
  operating  systems  are  provided.    The DDN implementation has C2
  security features available as options.  The hardware  consists  of
  an  intelligent  communications controller with 1/2 M RAM available
  for X.25 and TCP/IP code.  Multitasking is provided  on  the  card.
  FTP/SMTP/TELNET  are  available  as  application programs. Software
  support  for  Blacker  and  Fischer   International   Watchdog   is
  available.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available

CPU:

     Apple MAC II

O/S:

     Multifinder

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Frontier Technologies Corporation
     3510 North Oakland Avenue
     Milwaukee, WI  53211

CONTACT:

     Dr.  Prakash  Ambegaonkar,  (414)  964-8689  Ann  Finkler  (414)
  964-8689
                                  227

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Frontier Technologies

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Frontier Technologies

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  228

3.1.2. KINETICS, INC.

3.1.2.1. K-Talk

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: K-Talk

DESCRIPTION:

     K-Talk is a  software  development  platform  that  enables  the
  development of AppleTalk-based applications for UNIX hosts.  K-Talk
  consists of two parts:  user libraries available from Kinetics; and
  kernel  modifications  for  the  UNIX  operating  system.  The user
  libraries give programmers the ability to write applications  based
  on   AppleTalk   protocols   running   on   UNIX,  and  the  kernel
  modifications allow the UNIX Ethernet driver to recognize AppleTalk
  as  a  valid  protocol  type,  allowing  Macintosh  applications to
  communicate using AppleTalk.  UNIX hosts appear as AppleTalk  nodes
  on  an  Ethernet  network.  UNIX  vendors  who have licensed K-Talk
  include TOPS,  Sun  Microsystems,  Inc.,  Pyramid  Technology,  and
  Integrated  Solutions.    K-Talk  is also available on ULTRIX-based
  Digital VAXes.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC VAX, Microvax, SUN

O/S:

     UNIX, SUNOS, ULTRIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Kinetics
     2540 Camino Diablo
     Walnut Creek, CA 94596

CONTACT:

     Susan Hanson, Product Manager (415) 947-0998

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     K-Talk
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PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary product of Kinetics

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  230

3.1.3. Novell

3.1.3.1. EtherPort IIL

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EtherPort IIL

DESCRIPTION:

     The  EtherPort  IIL  is  an   internal   twisted-pair   Ethernet
  controller  board  for  Macintosh  II  and  Macintosh IIx computers
  developed  in  conjunction  with  SynOptics   Communications   Inc.
  Software   from  Novell  and  third  party  developers  allows  the
  EtherPort-equipped Macintosh II to communicate with a diverse range
  of  Ethernet-based  computer  systems,  including  DEC  VAXes, UNIX
  systems, PCs, and terminals.
     The EtherPort II supports AppleTalk,  TCP/IP,  DECnet,  and  OSI
  protocols.    It  has 32K of on-board memory, comes with a built-in
  transceiver, and connects to LattisNet, the  twisted-pair  Ethernet
  developed by SynOptics Communications.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Macintosh II, Macintosh IIx

O/S:

     Macintosh O/S

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Novell Inc.
     1340 Treat Blvd. Suite 500
     Walnut Creek, CA 94596
     (415)947-0998

CONTACT:

     Product Manager, (415) 947-0998

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     EtherPort IIL, 9900083-00 or E109-2
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INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     May 1990
                                  232

3.2. AYDIN MONITOR SYSTEMS

3.2.1. Network Access Controller

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Network Access Controller (NAC)

DESCRIPTION:

     The  Aydin  Network  Access  Component (NAC) is a DDN attachment
  device  providing  X.25  PAD  capability  to  terminals  and  hosts
  computers.    The NAC will concentrate multiple sysnchronous and/or
  asynchronous devices onto the DDN.

o Interacts with the network control center to support network

    surveillance and management.  Much of this interaction is automatic,
    consisting of status, abnormal event and control messages.

o Certified to operate on secure networks:

  1. Blacker compatible
  2. Operates with KG84 equipment
  3. Tempest Certified
  4. EMI/HEMP Certified

Synchronous Device Support:

    o  3270 Bisync terminals, hosts and printers
          - Data rates up to 19.2 kbs
    o  3270 SNA terminals, hosts and printers
          - LU1
          - LU2
          - LU3
          - Data rates up to 56 kbs
    o     File transfers between host computers and PC's using IND$FILE.
          Both CUT and DFT devices are supported.
    o  Interoperability with IBM X.25 NPSI products
    o  Interoperability with IBM MVS TCP/IP products
    o  Performs host emulation for synchronous devices so that the
       devices poll locally and not through the network.  This increases
       performance and reduces network charges.  Because of this feature,
       NAC allows for interoperability of dissimilar equipment: synchrono
       to asynchronous protocol conversion.

The NAC provides a full suite of communication protocols:

  1. X.25
    • DDN certified for DoD applications
    • CCITT 1984 including X.3, X.28, X.29
  2. Telnet
  3. Transmission Control Protocol - TCP
  4. Internet Protocol - IP
  5. Host Monitoring Protocol - HMP
  6. Internet Control Message Protocol - ICMP
  7. Display System Protocol - DSP
                                  233
  1. 3270 Bisync
  2. 3270 SNA
  3. Synchronous Data Link Control - SDLC
  4. SNA LU6.2
  5. Qualified Logical Link Control - QLLC
  6. Host Front end Protocol - HFP
  7. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol - SMTP
  8. File Transfer Protocol - FTP
  9. IEEE 802.3 Ethernet
  10. Address Resolution Protocol - ARP
     The NAC  can  be  configured  as  a  gateway  allowing  for  the
  interconnection  of dissimilar networks.  Also, the NAC can perform
  IP routing for interconnectiong LAN to LAN, LAN to WAN and  WAN  to
  WAN.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Users  Guide,  Operations  &  Maintenance  Manual, Field Service
  Guide

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Aydin Computer and Monitor Division
     700 Dresher Rd.
     Horsham PA. 19044

CONTACT:

     Robert Scavilla, Applications  Manager,  Network  Communications
  (215)657-8600

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Aydin; Product available through DCA contract

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Government has limited rights in data

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
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3.3. 3COM CORPORATION

3.3.1. 3Com Netbuilder Bridges

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Netbuilder Bridges IB/2000 and IB/3000

DESCRIPTION:

     NetBuilder  internetworking bridge that brings Ethernet Networks
  the benefit in bridging, routing, and brouting  in  local  or  wide
  networks.  Supports all protocols including TCP/IP and X.25.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Proprietary

O/S:

     Proprietary

DISTRIBUTOR:

     3COM Corporation
     3165 Kifer Road
     Santa Clara CA 95052-8145

CONTACT:

     Donna Shaw, Public Relations (408) 562 6424

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

Dial/1-800-NET 3Com and ask for part number Hardware: 3C5802-Local NetBuilder 2000

                   with thick Ethernet
          3C5803-Local NetBuilder 2000
              with thick/thin Ethernet
          3C5822-Remote NetBuilder 3000
                    with thick Ethernet
          3C5823-Remote NetBuidler 3000
               with thick/thin Ethernet

Software: Bridging Software 3.0 3C6705

          Bridging Software 3.0 NCS/2  3C6706
          Bridging Software 3.0 NCS/A7 3C6707

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  235

3.3.2. 3Com 6S/X.25

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: 6S/X.25

DESCRIPTION:

     High-performance  gateway server and router that integrates LANS
  on X.25 network service and Ethernet  token  ring,  broadhand  LANS
  using XNS, TCP/IP or OSI protocols.

DISTRIBUTOR:

     3COM Corporation
     3165 Kifer Road
     Santa Clara CA 95052-8145

CONTACT:

     Donna Shaw, Public Relations (408) 562 6424

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

Dial/1-800-NET 3Com and ask for part number

Hardware 3C20000012 Base unit only

Software 3C6953 using XNS protocols

          3C6952 using IP protocols
          3C6954 using OSI protocols

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of 3COM Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  236

3.3.3. 3Com Internetworking Bridge/3

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Internetworking Bridge/3 (IB/3)

DESCRIPTION:

     Remote  Routing  Bridge  that  combines  functions  of a typical
  routing bridge with additional  capabilities  for  large  networks.
  Routes all protocols including TCP/IP and X.25.

DISTRIBUTOR:

     3Com Corporation
     3165 Kifer Road
     Santa Clara CA 95052-8145

CONTACT:

     Donna Shaw, Public Relations (408) 562-6424

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

Dial/1-800-NET 3Com and ask for part number 3C300000012 Hardware Base only

                                           3C6702A - Required IB/3 Softwa

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  237

3.3.4. 3Com Internetworking Bridge/1

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Inter networking Bridge/1 (IB/1)

DESCRIPTION:

DOCUMENTATION:

     Local   Ethernet-to-broad  band  routing  bridge  that  provides
  functions of a typical routing bridge with additional  capabilities
  for  large  networks.    Bridges all protocols including TCP/IP and
  X.25.

DISTRIBUTOR:

     3COM Corporation
     3165 Kifer Road
     Santa Clara CA 95052-8145

CONTACT:

     Donna Shaw, Public Relations (408) 562 6424

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

Dial/1-800-NET 3Com and ask for part number 3C300000012 Base unit only 3C6702A - Required IB/1 software

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of 3COM Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  238

3.3.5. 3Com Communications Server CS/2000, CS/3000

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Communication Server, CS/2000 and CS/2100

DESCRIPTION:

     High performance communciations  servers  that  allow  users  to
  connect  up to 10 terminals, pc's, printers, host ports, modems, or
  other  RS-232-based  devices.    Supports  TCP/IP,  XNS,   industry
  standards.  OSI supported by CS/2100 as well.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Proprietary

O/S:

     Proprietary

DISTRIBUTOR:

     3COM Corporation
     3165 Kifer Road
     Santa Clara CA 95052-8145

CONTACT:

     Donna Shaw, Public Relations (408) 562 6424

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

Dial/ 1-800-NET 3Com and ask for part number Hardware: CS/2000 3C5405

         CS/2100  3C5401

Software:

         TCP-based for CS/2000-3C6532
         TCP-based for CS/2100-3C6510
         OSI-based for CS/2100-3C6560A

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of 3Com Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     APRIL 1990
                                  239

3.3.6. 3Com Brouter

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: NetBuilder Brouters BR/2000 and BR/3000

DESCRIPTION:

     BR/2000 - Local brouter that combines functions of multiprotocol
  routes and  full  bridge.    Supports  TCP/IP  and  OSI  Protocols.
  BR/3000  -  Remote brouter that combines functions of multiprotocol
  routes  and  full  featured  bridge.    Supports  TCP/IP  and   OSI
  Protocols.

DISTRIBUTOR:

     3Com Corporation
     3165 Kifer Road
     Santa Clara, CA 95052-8145

CONTACT:

     Donna Shaw, Public Relations (408) 562-6424

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

DIAL/1-800-NET 3Com and ask for part number:

HARDWARE 3C5802 Local NetBuilder 2000

       with thick Ethernet

3C5803 Local NetBuilder 2000

  with thick/thin Ethernet

3C5822 Remote NetBuilder 3000 3C5823 Remote NetBuilder 3000

SOFTWARE Brouting Software 1.0-3C6720 Brouting Software 1.0NCS/2-3C6721 Brouting Software 1.0NCS/A7-3C6722

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of 3Com Corporation.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
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3.3.7. 3Station 2/ED

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: 3Station 2/ED

DESCRIPTION:

     Diskless   DOS   Workstation   that   provides  benifits  of  PC
  compatibility and  a  video  terminal  on  a  single  terminal-like
  footprint.  Supports  DOS  and  OS/2  software and supports XNS and
  TCP/IP protocols. Functions as a high resolution graphics terminal.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     PC compatible

O/S:

     DOS, OS/2

DISTRIBUTOR:

     3COM Corporation
     3165 Kifer Road
     Santa Clara CA 95052-8145

CONTACT:

     Donna Shaw, Public Relations (408) 562 6424

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Dial/1-800-NET 3COM and ask for part number 3C1122

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Product of 3COM Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     APRIL 1990
                                  241

3.4. COMPUTER NETWORK TECHNOLOGY

3.4.1. LANLord 8000

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: LANLord 8000

DESCRIPTION:

     The LANLord 8000 provides a  channel  connected  IP  router  for
  directly  connecting IBM, DEC, and Cray CPUs together or to various
  network media.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Cray, DEC VAX, MICROVAX, PDP11, SUN, Apollo, IBM 370, Masscomp

O/S:

     UNIX, VMS, MVS, VM, UNICOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Computer Network Technology
     9440 Science Center Drive
     Minneapolis, MN 55428

CONTACT:

     Bob Lutnicki, Vice-President Marketing, (800) 638 8324

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  242

3.5. DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION

3.5.1. Digital Equipment Corporation

3.5.1.1. DEC 3100

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Internet Portal

DESCRIPTION:

     Using the  RISC-based  DECsystem  3100  hardware  platform,  the
  Internet   Portal  provides  transparent  communication  s  between
  separate TCP/IP networks over a DECnet  Phase  IV  backbone,  which
  will  be  OSI in Phase V. The Portal encapsultes/de-encapsulates IP
  datagrams into DECnet packets for transmission across  the  network
  backbone via routers.  The backbone in question can also be an X.25
  network.

DOCUMENTATION:

     The Portal conforms to the Internet RFCs  and  DECnet  Phase  IV
  specifications.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DECsystem 3100 (RISC)

O/S:

     ULTRIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Digital Equipment Corporation
     550 King Street
     Littleton, MA 01460

CONTACT:

     Audrey Augun, Product Marketing Manager, (603) 884-2695

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  243

3.5.1.2. Internet Gateway

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: DECnet-ULTRIX and the Internet Gateway

DESCRIPTION:

     DECnet-ULTRIX  and  the  Internet  Gateway enables communication
  among different networked Digital systems that use  the  DNA  Phase
  III/IV  protocols.    At the same time, users and user programs can
  communicate with  systems  that  use  the  Internet  (TCP/IP-based)
  protocols.    The following bidirectional capabilities are offered:
  task-to-task communications, remote login,  remote  file  transfer,
  mail.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC/VAX, MICROVAX, DECstations (RISC), DECsystems (RISC)

O/S:

     ULTRIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Digital Equipment Corporation
     550 King St.
     Littleton, MA 01460

CONTACT:

     Audrey Augun, Product Marketing Manager, (603) 884-2695

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     DECnet-ULTRIX QL-716A-AA

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     DEC proprietary

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  244

3.6. SIMPACT ASSOCIATES, INC.

3.6.1. Simpact Associates, Inc.

3.6.1.1. DDN X.25

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: CPI 9000, X.25 DDN for DEC Systems

DESCRIPTION:

     The CPI 9000 series is a complete hardware and software solution
  that provides cost-effective DEC host connections  to  the  Defense
  Data  Network  (DDN).    A  full  service  interface,  the CPI 9000
  provides the entire DoD  protocol  stack  which  includes  the  DoD
  protocol  suite,  TCP/IP,  and  X.25.    The  CPI  9000 uses one of
  Simpact's Intelligent Communications Processors (ICPs), a series of
  programmable  front-end  processors, to offload X.25 communications
  tasks from your DEC host computer.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Manuals included

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     DEC VAX, MICROVAX

O/S (OPERATING SYSTEM):

     ULTRIX & VMS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

CONTACT:

     Sales Department Simpact Associates, Inc.  9210 Sky  Park  Court
  San Diego, CA 92123 (619) 565-1865

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Please  contact  Sales  Department  at  Simpact Assoicates (619)
  565-1865

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

                                  245
     March 1990
                                  246

3.7. EXCELAN

3.7.1. EXport 2000 Communications Server

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EXport 2000 Communications Server

DESCRIPTION:

     The  EXport  2000  Communications  Server   is   an   eight-port
  asynchronous  multiplexer.    It  allows  connection  of terminals,
  printers, modems, or other devices to an  Ethernet  network  via  a
  standard  25-pin  RS-232 connector.  EXport 2000 conforms to TCP/IP
  industry  standards,  and  operates  in  conjunction  with   Export
  Management  software  to  provide  access  control  to the network,
  resource configuration, Domain Name Service, and software down-line
  loading.    Export  Management Software can be configured on an IBM
  PC/AT running DOS 3.0 or later, VAX/VMS system or a SUN running SUN
  OS.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Export Management Software for DOS/VMS/SUNOS
  Export Terminal Users Guide for DOS/VMS/SUNOS
  Export Managers Guide for DOS/VMS/SUNOS
  Export 2000 Hardware Installation Guide

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Excelan Europe Ltd.
     Intec 2, Suite 17
     Wade Road
     Basingstoke
     Hampshire RG24 One, England

CONTACT:

     Inside sales (408) 434-2300, 1 (800) EXCELAN

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Model 2000-01 operates at 110-volt power
  Model 2000-02 operates at 220-volt power

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Excelan Proprietary
                                  247

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  248

3.8. FALCON MICROSYSTEMS, INC.

3.8.1. EtherSC

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EtherSC

DESCRIPTION:

     The  EtherSC  is  a  SCSI  Ethernet  external controller for the
  Macintosh II, Macintosh IIx, Macintosh SE, and Macintosh Plus.   It
  provides  a  direct  connection  to Ethernet networks from the SCSI
  port of Macintosh computers.   Software  from  Kinetics  and  third
  party   developers   allows  the  Ether  SC-equipped  Macintosh  to
  communicate  with  a  diverse  range  of  Ethernet-based   computer
  systems, including DEC VAXes, UNIX systems, PCs, and terminals.
     The   EtherSC   supports  AppleTalk,  TCP/IP,  DECnet,  and  OSI
  protocols.  It comes with  64K  of  memory,  and  models  for  both
  standard  and  thin-wire Ethernet are available.  Besides providing
  Ethernet connections to Macintoshes, the EtherSC can be used  as  a
  standard device driver interface for other products.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Macintosh Plus, Macintosh SE, Macintosh II, Macintosh IIx

O/S:

     Macintosh O/S

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Falcon Microsystems, Inc.
     l801 McCormick Dr.
     Landover, MD 20785-5326
     (301) 341-0146

CONTACT:

     Tom Cromelin, Product Manager (415) 947-0998

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

                                  249
     Ether SC, 170/000700 (Thin Ethernet) or KSEM-1
  Ether SC, 170/000800 (Standard Ethernet) or KSEM-2

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Propriatery product of Kinetics

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  250

3.8.2. Etherport II PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EtherPort II

DESCRIPTION:

     The Kinetics EtherPort II is  an  internal  Ethernet  controller
  board  for Macintosh II and Macintosh IIx computers.  Software from
  Kinetics and third party developers allows  the  EtherPort-equipped
  Macintosh  II to communicate with a diverse range of Ethernet-based
  computer systems, including  DEC  VAXes,  UNIX  systems,  PCs,  and
  terminals.
     The  EtherPort  II  supports  AppleTalk, TCP/IP, DECnet, and OSI
  protocols.  It has 32K of on-board memory, comes  with  a  built-in
  transceiver,  and connects to both standard and thin-wire Ethernet.
  The Macintosh II can  be  connected  to  either  kind  of  Ethernet
  cabling;  a switch located on the back of the card selects the type
  of cabling in use.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Macintosh II and IIx

O/S:

     Macintosh O/S, Macintosh A/UX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Falcon Microsystems, Inc.
     1801 McCormick Dr.
     Landover, MD 20785-5326
     (301) 341-0146

CONTACT:

     Tom Cromelin, Product Manager (415) 947-0998

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     EtherPort II, 9900048-00 or E109-1

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary product of Kinetics
                                  251

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  252

3.8.3. Etherport-SE

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EtherPort SE

DESCRIPTION:

     The Kinetics EtherPort SE is  an  internal  Ethernet  controller
  board for Macintosh SE computers.  Software from Kinetics and third
  party developers allows  the  EtherPort-equipped  Macintosh  SE  to
  communicate   with  a  diverse  range  of  Ethernet-based  computer
  systems, including DEC VAXes, UNIX systems, PCs, and terminals.
     The EtherPort SE supports AppleTalk,  TCP/IP,  DECnet,  and  OSI
  protocols.    It  has 32K of on-board memory, comes with a built-in
  transceiver, and connects to both standard and thin-wire  Ethernet.
  The  Macintosh  SE  can  be  connected  to  either kind of Ethernet
  cabling; a switch located on the back of the card selects the  type
  of cabling in use.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Macintosh SE

O/S:

     Macintosh O/S

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Falcon Microsystems, Inc.
     l80l McCormick Dr.
     Landover, MD 20785-5326
     (301)341-0146

CONTACT:

     Tom Cromelin, Product Manager (415) 947-0998

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     EtherPort SE, 170/000500 or KFRE-1

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary product of Kinetics
                                  253

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  254

3.9. FORD AEROSPACE CORPORATION

3.9.1. Ford Multinet Gateway

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Ford Multinet Gateway

DESCRIPTION:

     The  Ford Multinet Gateway development has been sponsored by the
  USAF Rome Air Development Center as a high  performance  multilevel
  secure  communications gateway and is currently under evaluation by
  the Computer Security Center for A1 security status.  The  Multinet
  Gateway  was  designed  to  interconnect  dissimilar  networks  and
  protocols  using  the  DoD  reference  model  for  layered  network
  architecture.    The  implementation  supports IP, EGP, ICMP, X.25,
  1822, HDH (message  mode),  IEEE  802.3/Ethernet  and  HDLC.    The
  Multinet  Gateway is available with end-to-end encryption.  The DDN
  X.25  interface  is  certified  at   56K   BPS   by   the   Defense
  Communications  Agency.    The  Man-Machine  interface  includes  a
  terminal and a printer for control and statistics.
     Ford Aerospace is presently developing and plans  to  market  an
  enhanced  version  of  the  Advanced  Development  Model.  This new
  product will be referred to as the MLS-100. It will be functionally
  equivalent to the present gateway.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Manuals and On-line documentation

CPU:

     Ford Secure Network Access Processor (Z8000 based)

O/S:

     Ford Secure Communications Support System

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Ford Aerospace Corporation
     10550 State Highway 83
     Colorado Springs, CO 80921

CONTACT:

  Bob Lang, (719) 594-1055
                                  255
  Jim Maucher, (719) 594-1228

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact distribution center

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  256

3.10. GATEWAY COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

3.10.1. G/X.25 Gateway

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: G/X.25 Gateway

DESCRIPTION:

     For  any  NetBIOS  or Netware-based LAN, this product provides a
  suite of 20 terminal emulators  on  a  workstation  to  communicate
  through a X.25 gateway through a PDN or directly to a host at up to
  56 KBPS.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Full installation and operations  documents  provided.    Online
  configuration and help as part of package.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, IBM PS/2, IBM compatible

O/S:

     DOS, IBM Netbios and Netware Network O.S. for Version 2.X

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C, MASM

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Gateway Communications, Inc.
     (800) 367-6555
     (714) 553-1555

CONTACT:

     Bert Ott, Vice-President Sales, (800)367-6555 (714)553-1555

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     G/X.25 Gateway (Contact Gateway for ordering details)

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary  to  Gateway.    Terminal  Emulators  proprietary to
  Crystal Point, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

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     February 1989
                                  258

3.10.2. G/ETHERNET AND PC-TCP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: G/Ethernet and PC-TCP

DESCRIPTION:

     G/Ethernet LAN Adaptex calls for PC-Bus (8-bit), AT Bus (16-bit)
  and  Micro-  channel  Bus (16-bit) with software drivers supporting
  FTP's PC-TCP product as stand-alone and co-resident with Netware.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation supplement for  G/Ethernet  cards.    FTP's  PC-TCP
  document.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, IBM PS/2, IBM compatible

O/S:

     DOS, Netware 2.X

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C, MASM

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Gateway Communications
     (800) 367 6555
     (714) 553 1555

CONTACT:

     Bert Ott, Vice-President Sales, (800) 367 6555 (714) 553 1555

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Gateway Communications for details on G/Ethernet product
  line.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  259

3.10.3. G/Remote Bridge and Gateway

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: G/Remote Bridge and Gateway

DESCRIPTION:

     This product contains Software/Hardware  to  link  any  Netware-
  based  LAN  to  one  or  more  distant network LANS using X.25 over
  direct or DDN facilities  at  speeds  up  to  56  kbps.    Terminal
  emulator gateway to hosts may also co-exist on X.25 ports.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Full installation and operation documents included in products.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, IBM PS/2, IBM compatible

O/S:

     DOS, Netware 2.X

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C, MASM

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Gateway Communications, Inc.
     (800) 367-6555
     (714) 553-1555

CONTACT:

     Bert Ott, Vice-President Sales, (800)367 6555 (714)553 1555

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     G/Remote  Bridge  and  Gateway  (Contact  Gateway  for  ordering
  details)

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary to Gateway, Portions proprietary to Novell, Inc. and
  Crystal Point, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
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3.11. HALLEY SYSTEMS

3.11.1. Halley Systems Ethernet Brouter

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: ConnectLAN 100 Ethernet Brouter

DESCRIPTION:

     ConnectLAN  100  Ethernet Brouters interconnect local and remote
  ethernet/IEEE 802.3 LANs; the remote  LANs  can  be  connected  via
  multiple WAN links such as T1, DDS, X.25 PDN at speeds from 9600bps
  to 2,048bps.  These routing bridges  provide  protocol  transparent
  bridging with router features such as least cost routing, alternate
  path switching, security access  control,  etc.    Supports  active
  loops,  load  balancing  and  load  sharing,  and  extensive custom
  filtering on user definable protocol parameters.

DOCUMENTATION:

     ConnectLAN 100 Installation and Operations Manual

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Proprietary

O/S:

     Proprietary

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C, Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Halley Systems
     2730 Orchard Parkway
     San Jose, CA 95134

CONTACT:

     Vasant  Acharya,  Product  Marketing   Manager,   (408)432-2600,
  (FAX:408 943-1601)

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Configuration dependant, contact Halley Systems

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     ConnectLAN 100 is a Halley System, Inc. propriety product
                                  261

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     No

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  262

3.11.2. Halley Systems Token Ring Brouter

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: ConnectLAN 200 Token Ring Brouter

DESCRIPTION:

     ConnectLAN 200 Token Ring Brouters interconnect local and remote
  ethernet/IEEE 802.5 LANs; the remote  LANs  can  be  connected  via
  multiple  WAN  links  such  as  T1,  DDS, at speeds from 9600bps to
  2,048bps.  These routing bridges provide  concurrent  bridging  for
  source  routed  traffic (IBM PC LAN, Netware) and non-source routed
  traffic (LAN Manager, 3+Open,  etc.).    Interoperable  with  other
  source-routing only bridges.  Supports active loops, alternate path
  switching, load balancing and load sharing.

DOCUMENTATION:

     ConnectLAN 200 Installation and Operations Manual

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Proprietary

O/S:

     Proprietary

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Halley Systems
     2730 Orchard Parkway
     San Jose, CA 95134

CONTACT:

     Vasant  Acharya,  Product  Marketing   Manager,   (408)432-2600,
  (FAX:408 943-1601)

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Configuration dependant, contact Halley Systems

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     ConnectLAN 200 is a Halley System, Inc. propriety product

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     No
                                  263

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  264

3.12. HARRIS COMPUTER SYSTEMS DIVISION

3.12.1. X.25 with TCP/IP Protocols (DDN)

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: X.25 with TCP/IP Protocols (DDN)

DESCRIPTION:

     The  Harris  X.25  with  DDN  products  provides  the  necessary
  software and hardware to connect to the Defense Data Network (DDN).
  The  following  DoD  protocols  are  supported: TCP, IP, ICMP, FTP,
  Telnet, and SMTP.

DOCUMENTATION:

Harris H-Series Systems: Harris TCP/IP Manager's Guide (0868011-100) Harris TCP/IP User's Guide (0868012-100) HCX Systems: CX/UX Networking Reference Manual (0890118-300) NightHawk Systems: CX/UX Networking Reference Manual (0890118-300) MCX systems: Internet User's Guide Internet Programmers Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Harris H-Series systems, HCX systems, NightHawk systems, and MCX
  systems

O/S:

     Harris H-Series: VOS 5.l or later
  HCX: CX/UX 2.4 or later
  MCX: HS/UX 3.0 or later Nighthawk: CX/UX 4.1 or later

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Harris Computer Systems Division
     Local Harris Sales Office

CONTACT:

     Diana Norwood
  Harris Computer Systems Division
  2101 W. Cypress Creek Road
  Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309
  (305) 974-l700

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

                                  265
     Contact Diana Norwood or your local Harris Sales Office.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary product of Harris Computer Systems Division

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes for H-Series and MCX; Summer 1990 for HCX, NightHawk
                                  266

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     May 1990

3. IBM/COMPATIBLES

3.13.1. Frontier Technologies Corporation

3.13.1.1. Frontier LAN-Fax

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: LAN-Fax

DESCRIPTION:

     The   optimal  hardware  and  software  solution  for  providing
  facsimile services to local area networks.  Allows users on  TCP/IP
  or  OSI  networks  to transmit and receive facsimiles.  The LAN-Fax
  hardware is an intelligent communication  controller  with  support
  for  Ethernet  and  facsimile.    Users  have  the  ability  to use
  Frontier's EMAIL to create, send and edit messages as well  as  the
  ability to use any UNIX compatible mail system on the network.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation/Operations Manual included.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, PS/2, IBM compatible.

O/S:

     UNIX, DOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C.

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Frontier Technologies Corporation
     3510 North Oakland Ave.
     Milwaukee, WI 53211

CONTACT:

     Ann Finkler, Marketing/Sales (414)964-8689

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Frontier Technologies

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  268
     Frontier Technologies

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  269

3.13.2. Frontier Technologies Corporation

3.13.2.1. Frontier PC/AT-DDN

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Frontier PC/AT-DDN

DESCRIPTION:

     Frontier  Technologies Corporation has introduced a hardware and
  software  package  that  allows   IBM-AT's   and   compatibles   to
  communicate  over  DDN.    The  hardware consists of an intelligent
  communications controller (AdCom2-I) with 1/2 Megabyte of local RAM
  and  MIL-188-144, Mil-188C interfaces.  The X.25 resides in the RAM
  on board and is executed by the local CPU (80188).  The  TCP/IP  is
  loaded  in  the  local  RAM  from  the  PC.  The resident real time
  operating system (VRTX) allows the highest performance execution of
  X.25  and  TCP/IP.    The  ADCom2-I  also  runs 3270 SNA/SDLC, 3270
  Bisync,  and  Async  terminal  emulations.      Implementation   of
  FTP/TELNET/SMTP  is  done  on  the  PC/AT  side.    The software is
  certified by DCA and runs on 386  machines  such  as  Zenith  Z386.
  Software  support for Blacker and Fischer International Watchdog is
  available.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available

CPU:

     IBM-PC, XT, AT (and compatibles)

O/S:

     MS-DOS and Xenix

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Frontier Technologies Corporation
     3510 North Oakland Avenue
     Milwaukee, WI 53211

CONTACT:

     Dr.  Prakash  Ambegaonkar,  (414)  964-8689  Ann  Finkler  (414)
  964-8689

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

                                  270
     Contact Frontier Technologies

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Frontier Technologies

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  271

3.13.2.2. Frontier PS/2-DDN

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: PS/2-DDN

DESCRIPTION:

     Frontier's DCA Certified X.25 software is implemented to operate
  in the PS/2 microchannel architecture.  The  user  could  use  only
  X.25  or  X.25  with  TCP/IP  downloaded  to the card.  Drivers for
  different operating systems are provided.  The  DDN  implementation
  has  C2  security  features  available  as  options.   The hardware
  consists of an intelligent communications controller with 1/2M  RAM
  available  for  X.25  and TCP/IP code.  Multitasking is provided on
  the card.  FTP/SMTP/TELNET are available as an application program.
  Software support for Blacker and Fischer International Watchdog are
  available.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available

CPU:

     IBM PS/2

O/S:

     DOS, Xenix, AIX, OS/2

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Frontier Technologies Corporation
     3510 North Oakland Avenue
     Milwaukee, WI  53211

CONTACT:

     Dr.  Prakash  Ambegaonkar,  (414)  964-8689  Ann  Finkler  (414)
  964-8689

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Frontier Technologies

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Frontier Technologies

DDN-QUALIFIED:

                                  272
     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  273

3.13.2.3. Frontier RT-DDN

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: RT-DDN

DESCRIPTION:

     Frontier  Technologies Corporation has interfaced a hardware and
  software package that allows the IBM-RT's to be  connected  to  the
  DDN.    The  hardware  consists  of  an  intelligent communications
  controller that executes the DCA certified X.25.  The AIX driver is
  executed  by  the RT CPU.  TCP/IP and FTP/TELNET/SMTP are installed
  on top of Frontier's DDN driver and are supplied with AIX from IBM.
  The  X.25  code  is  downloaded  to the card.  Software support for
  Blacker and Fischer International Watchdog are available.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available

CPU:

     IBM-RT

O/S:

     AIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Frontier Technologies Corporation
     3510 North Oakland Avenue
     Milwaukee, WI 53211

CONTACT:

     Dr.  Prakash  Ambegaonkar,  (414)  964-8689  Ann  Finkler  (414)
  964-8689

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Frontier Technologies

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Frontier Technologies

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  274

3.13.3. Western Digital

3.13.3.1. Western Digital PC/TCP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: PC/TCP

DESCRIPTION:

     PC/TCP is a collection of programs implementing the DoD standard
  protocols (TCP/IP, UDP, FTP, Telnet, TFTP, SMTP, and more) for  IBM
  PC's  and  compatibles.    PC/TCP  was  developed  for  the WD8003E
  Ethernet and WD8003S  StarLAN  local  area  network  communications
  adapters by FTP Software.  PC/TCP offers the user a complete set of
  the DoD protocols for a PC client.  Server capabilities  exist  for
  mail  and FTP. Optional programs, including an Applications Program
  Interface and an RFC  compliant  NETBIOS,  are  also  available  as
  separate packages.

DOCUMENTATION:

     A  complete  set  of  documentation,  including  a  User manual,
  Installation Guide, and Command Reference is provided for the user.

CPU:

           TM       TM       TM      TM
     IBM PC  , PC-XT  , PC-AT  , PS/2  , Model 25 and 30

O/S:

     PC-DOS, MS-DOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Western Digital
     2445 McCabe Way
     Irvine, CA  92714

CONTACT:

     Technical Support, (800) NET-LEADER Ext. 4900

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact above number for location of office nearest you.  Prices
  available  from  same. WDC part numbers are WDLAN-TCP1, WDLAN-TCPA,
  and WDLAN-TCPB.
                                  275

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     FTP Software, Inc. proprietary

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  276

3.14. INTERPHASE CORPORATION

3.14.1. V/Ethernet 3207 Hawk Controller for VMEbus

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: V/Ethernet 3207 Hawk Controller for VMEbus

DESCRIPTION:

     This is a link layer controller with Host TCP/IP support

DOCUMENTATION:

     V/Ethernet 3207 User's guide (included)

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     SUN, Apollo, VMEbus based machines

O/S:

     UNIX, SUNOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Interphase Corporation
     2925 Merrell Road
     Dallas, TX 75229

CONTACT:

     Jacob Hsu, Product Manager, (214) 919-9000

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Full PZ connector (3207-0)
  PZ connector "B" row only (3207-1)

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     V/Ethernet 3207 Controller is an Interphase Proprietary Product

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     No

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

                                  277
     February 1989
                                  278

3.14.2. Interphase V/Ethernet 4207 VMEbus Controller

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Interphase V/Ethernet 4207 VMEbus Controller

DESCRIPTION:

     This  is a link layer with Host TCP/IP support.  On-board TCP/IP
  is planned for the future.

DOCUMENTATION:

     V/Ethernet 4207 User's Guide (included)

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     SUN, Apollo, VMEbus based machines

O/S:

     UNIX, SUNOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Interphase Corporation
     2925 Merrell Rd.
     Dallas, TX 75229

CONTACT:

     Jacob Hsu, Product Manager, (214) 919-9000

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     P2 connector "B" row only (4207-0), Full P2 connector (4207-1)

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     V/Ethernet 4207 Eagle is an Interphase proprietary product.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  279

3.15. KINETICS, INC.

3.15.1. EtherPort SEL

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: EtherPort SEL

DESCRIPTION:

     The Kinetics EtherPort SEL is an internal twisted-pair  Ethernet
  controller   board   for   Macintosh  SE  computers  developmed  in
  conjunction with SynOptics  Communications,  Inc.    Software  from
  Kinetics  and  third party developers allows the EtherPort-equipped
  Macintosh SE to communicate with a diverse range of  Ethernet-based
  computer  systems,  including  DEC  VAXes,  UNIX  systems, PCs, and
  terminals.
     The EtherPort SE supports AppleTalk,  TCP/IP,  DECnet,  and  OSI
  protocols.    It  has 32K of on-board memory, comes with a built-in
  transceiver, and connects to LattisNet, the  twisted-pair  Ethernet
  developed by Synoptics Communications.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation Guide

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Macintosh SE

O/S:

     Macintosh O/S

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Kinetics
     2540 Camino Diablo
     Walnut Creek, CA 94596
     (415)947-0998

CONTACT:

     Tom Cromelin, Product Manager (415) 947-0998

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     EtherPort SEL, l70/000600 or KFRE-2
                                  280

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary product of Kinetics

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  281

3.16. OPUS SYSTEMS

3.16.1. Opus 400 PM

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Opus Systems 400 PM

DESCRIPTION:

     Opus  provides workstations, multiuser systems and AT-compatible
  coprocessor boards which utilize a Motorola 88000 RISC CPU  and  an
  80286/80386  I/O  server.    The  systems  run both native Unix and
  MS-DOS and support TCP/IP and X.25.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Opus 400/8000 Users Manual and Release  Notes,  Opus  Networking
  Release Notice.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Opus 400 PM (MC88000 CPU)

O/S:

     Unix

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Opus Systems
     20863 Stevens Creek Blvd. Bldg. 400
     Cupertino, CA 95014

CONTACT:

     John Schimpf, Technical Marketing

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  282

3.16.2. TCP/IP for Opus Systems Personal Mainframes

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: TCP/IP for Opus Systems Personal Mainframes

DESCRIPTION:

     Opus  provides  a powerful, board-level 32 bit UNIX coprocessor.
  The board turns a PC compatible  system  into  a  high  performance
  workstation.  The networking software supports TCP/IP from the UNIX
  environment using a standard PC Ethernet card.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Opus 200 PM User  Manual,  Opus  200  PM  Release  Notice,  Opus
  Networking Release Notice

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Opus 260 PM, NS 32532

O/S:

     UNIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Opus Systems
     20863 Stevens Creek Blvd. Bldg. 400
     Cupertino, CA 95014

CONTACT:

     John Schimpf, Technical Marketing

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Opus 260PM-YY, YY= amount of on-board memory (4-20 MB)

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  283

3.17. QMS, Inc.

3.17.1. QMS X320ImageServer XP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: QMS X320ImageServer XP

DESCRIPTION:

     All  products in the QMS ImageServer XP family achieve true page
  throughput rates due to  its  proprietary  Real-Time  Rasterization
  process  which  lets you print at full speed because processing and
  printing are handled simultaneously. All four models  in  the  X320
  family   offer  PostScript  capability  through  UltraScript,  QMS'
  PostScript language-compatible interpreter, as well as imPRESS page
  description  language  for high speed processing of typesetting and
  graphics and a broad range of industry standard  emulations.    The
  X320  Series  is  compatible  with  a  broad  range  of  interfaces
  including Ethernet TCP/IP, RS-423 (RS-232C compatible), Centronics,
  Dataproducts and Versatec. The X308/S TURBO offers a broad range of
  fonts including UltraScript and 21 imPRESS typefaces.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from vendor

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     1 68020 and 2 68000-class Motorola Multibus-based processors

O/S:

     Proprietary, not user-programmable

DISTRIBUTOR:

     QMS/Imagen
     2650 San Tomas Expressway
     Santa Clara, CA  95051
     (408) 986-9400
     FAX: (408) 727-3725

CONTACT:

     Kimberly Tackwell, Product Marketing Manager

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Vendor for more information

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

                                  284
     QMS proprietary

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  285

3.17.2. QMS X308/S ImageServer XP TURBO

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: QMS X308/S ImageServer XP TURBO

DESCRIPTION:

     All products in the QMS ImageServer XP Series achieve true  page
  throughput  rates  due  to  its  proprietary Real-Time Rastrization
  process which lets you print at full speed because  processing  and
  printing  are  handled  simultaneously. Both the single-tray 2308/S
  and dual-tray 3308/S TURBO  printers  offer  PostScript  capability
  through    UltraScript,    QMS'    PostScript   language-compatible
  interpreter as well as imPRESS page description language  for  high
  speed  processing of typesetting and graphics. The X308/S series is
  compatible with a broad choice  of  interfaces  including  Ethernet
  TCP/IP,  RS-423  (RS-232C compatible), Centronics, Dataproducts and
  Versatec. The X308/S TURBO offers a broad range of fonts  including
  35 UltraScript and 21 imPRESS typefaces.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from vendor

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     1 68020 and 2 68000-class Motorola multibus-based processors

O/S:

     Proprietary, not user-programmable

DISTRIBUTOR:

     QMS/Imagen
     2650 San Tomas Expressway
     Santa Clara, CA  95051
     (408) 986-9400
     FAX: (408) 727-3725

CONTACT:

     Kimberly Tackwell, Product Marketing Manager

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Vendor for more information

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     QMS proprietary

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

                                  286
     April 1990
                                  287

3.18. TIMEPLEX

3.18.1. Timeplex TIME/LAN 10 Routing Bridges

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Timeplex TIME/LAN 10 Routing Bridges

DESCRIPTION:

     The  TIME/LAN  10  Routing  Bridges  perform  dynamic  MAC level
  routing to provide connectivity for  Ethernet  to  Ethernet,  Token
  Ring  to  Token  Ring  and Ethernet to Token Ring LANs. The Routing
  Bridges support either local LAN attachment  or  remote  attachment
  via a point-to-point serial link or an X.25 link.

DOCUMENTATION:

     TIME/LAN 10 Routing Bridges User's Guide (included)

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM Compatible

O/S:

     DOS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Timeplex
     400 Chestnut Ridge Road
     Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07675
     (201) 930 4600

CONTACT:

     Wayne Walther, (201) 391 1111

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact  distributor;  specify product name: TIME/LAN 10 Routing
  Bridges

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Not a proprietary product

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

                                  288
     May 1990
                                  289

3.18.2. Timeplex TIME/LAN FDDI Concentrator+

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Timeplex TIME/LAN FDDI Concentrator+

DESCRIPTION:

     The TIME/LAN  FDDI  Concentrator+  provides  the  capability  to
  attach  up  to eight single attachment stations to an FDDI backbone
  network.  Each attachment can be either a host, a  workstation,  or
  other  LANs via the TIME/LAN 100 Routers. The FDDI Concentrator+ is
  a dual attachment statin on the FDDI network side and provides  the
  capability to add or remove attached stations wthout disrupting the
  network. It can also be used as a stand-alone fiber LAN.  The  FDDI
  Concentrator+  is  instrumented  for  SNMP- based management from a
  network management center such as the TIME/LAN  Element  Management
  System.

DOCUMENTATION:

     TIME/LAN FDDI Concentrator+ User's Guide (included)

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Motorola 68020 based communications hardware

O/S:

     Proprietary realtime O/S based on secure kernel technology

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Timeplex
     400 Chestnut Ridge Road
     Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07675
     (201) 930 4600

CONTACT:

     Wayne Walther, (201) 391 1111

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact   distributor;   specify  product  name:  TIME/LAN  FDDI
  Concentrator+

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Not a proprietary product
                                  290

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     May 1990
                                  291

3.18.3. Timeplex TIME/LAN 100 Routers

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Timeplex TIME/LAN 100 Routers

DESCRIPTION:

     The  TIME/LAN  100  Routers  are   IP   routers   that   provide
  connectivity  for  FDDI  and/or  Ethernet LANs to the DDN (or other
  X.25 network), or to other local or remote LANs. Dynamic routing is
  supported using RIP, GGP and EGP. Static routing is also supported.
  TIME/LAN Routers are instrumented for SNMP- based management from a
  network  management  center such as the TIME/LAN Element Management
  System.  Security  features  are  available  to   provide   network
  discretionary access control utilizing the IP security option.

DOCUMENTATION:

     TIME/LAN 100 routers User's Guide (included)

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Intel 80386 based communications hardware

O/S:

     Proprietary realtime O/S based on secure kernel technology

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Timeplex
     400 Chestnut Ridge Road
     Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07675
     (201) 930 4600

CONTACT:

     Wayne Walther, (201) 391 1111

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact distributor; specify product name: TIME/LAN 100 Routers

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Not a proprietary product

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Yes
                                  292

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     May 1990
                                  293

3.19. TEKTRONIX, INC.

3.19.1. Tektronix 6130 Intelligent Graphics Workstation

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: 6130 Intelligent Graphics Workstation

DESCRIPTION:

     The  Tektronix  Model  6130  is  a UNIX 4.2 BSD & System V based
  workstation that has a  32-bit  processor,  1  megabyte  of  parity
  memory  (with 16 MB virtual addressability), 20 megabyte winchester
  (expandable to 40 or 80 MB), dual RS-232-C interfaces,  Local  Area
  Network  (LAN)  interface and ethernet TCP/IP with Distributed File
  System (DFS) software and a General Purpose  Interface  Bus  (GPIB)
  all  standard.    The system can be expanded with additional disks,
  interfaces, streamer tape drives and software products.
     The  6130  uses  the  ethernet  standard   (IEEE   803.2)   with
  Transmission  Control  Protocol/Internet  Protocol  (TCP/IP)  which
  handles the  communications  between  a  users  program  and  other
  processes  executing  on  the  same  workstation,  at  a  different
  workstation on the LAN, or  on  a  different  network.    The  6130
  supports the File Transfer Protocol (FTP), the Simple Mail Transfer
  Protocol  (SMTP)  and  the  Virtual  Terminal  protocol   (Telnet).
  Tektronix  has  implemented a Distributed File System that allows a
  workstation to access files on other workstations  as  though  they
  were  resident  locally.    The  6130  can  support up to 14 RS-232
  terminals although 2 or 3 users per system is recommended.

DOCUMENTATION:

     The documentation set that is included with the 6130 consists of
  ten   well   written   manuals  which  cover  system  installation,
  operations,  system   administration,   and   extensive   reference
  material.  Over  40  other manuals are available which describe the
  language compilers, statistical software, spreadsheet programs, and
  other software and enhancement products.

CPU:

     The  6130  uses  the  National  Semiconductor  32000  Family  of
  processors; the CPU is the NS 32016  with  the  NS  32081  Floating
  Point Unit.

O/S:

     UTek, Tektronix UNIX-based (System V and 4.2 BSD)

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C
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DISTRIBUTOR:

     Tektronix Inc.
                                  295

CONTACT:

     Donna Loveland, (503) 682 4948

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact the Local Tektronix Office

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     UTek and the Distributed File System are proprietary products

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
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3.20. HARDWARE MULTIPLE-MACHINE IMPLEMENTATIONS

3.20.1. CHI CORPORATION

3.20.1.1. Chi CCP TCP/IP

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Chi CCP TCP/IP

DESCRIPTION:

     A  Unisys/Sperry  TCP/IP  Front  End Processor.  The CCP Channel
  connects to the Sperry 1100/2200 series through an ESI or  FIPS  60
  channel.    This  ULANA certified interface supports TCP, IP, ICMP,
  UDP, FTP, TELNET and SMTP.  Physical layers include both IEEE 802.3
  and  a  DCA  certified  X.25.  The CCP can also be used as a remote
  concentrator allowing terminals to communicate across the DDN.  UTS
  emulation  is supplied to asynchronous terminals from the CCP, thus
  VAXs, Suns, PC and other ANSI terminals can have  full  screen  UTS
  emulation.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Technical  manuals provided with product; descriptive literature
  available.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Connects Sperry 1100/2200.  The base processor is  a  Concurrent
  Computer's Model 3205 or 3212 processor.

O/S:

     Unisys/Sperry 1100/2200 OS

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C and Assembler

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Chi Corporation
     31200 Carter St.
     Solon, OH  44139

CONTACT:

     Sales Coordinator, (216) 349-8600

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

                                  297
     Contact Chi

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Chi Proprietary

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     DDN and ULUNA qualified

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     March 1990
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3.20.2. MITEK OPENCONNECT SYSTEMS CORPORATION

3.20.2.1. Mitek OpenConnect Server

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: OpenConnect Server

DESCRIPTION:

     The  OpenConnect  Server is a high performance hardware/software
  set of products which permits the workstations of systems  attached
  to  a  TCP/IP  IEEE  802.3  LAN  to  connect to an IBM mainframe as
  SNA3270 or SNA3770  devices.    The  system  supports  64  LU's  of
  terminal  emulation,  PC  file transfer and API's for both 3270 and
  3770.  No mainframe software is added or changed.
     The OpenConnect Server consists of a hardware Control  Unit  and
  software  (Presentation  Services)  for the LAN attached computers.
  The Control Unit is a M68000 based system which  connects  the  LAN
  TCP/IP 802.3 network to an IBM mainframe as a PU2 device via direct
  channel attach or via SDLC data link.
     Presentation Services is a software applications  package  which
  is  executed on the LAN attached computers such as VAX, PC's, 3B's,
  Apollo, Sun or HP to provide network administration  and  the  user
  interface  for  SNA3270  and  3770  emulation.  Several enhancement
  features such as color and extended highlighting are included.
     The Server implements two network management protocols,  Network
  Management  Vector  Transport (NMVT) support for IBM's Netview, and
  Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Agent for SNMP management
  on  a  TCP/IP network.  Support is provided for IP subnets which is
  used in TCP/IP networks to permit a single network address to  span
  multiple  physical  networks.    M2533  Token  Ring Server provides
  transparent connectivity between the IBM Token Ring environment and
  TCP/IP  hosts  on  an  Ethernet  local  area  network and runs on a
  PC-AT-80386 system.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from vendor

CPU:

     M680X0

O/S:

     The Control Unit O/S is proprietary.  The O/S's supported on the
  LAN Computers are Berkeley Unix 4.2, VMS, DOS and AEGIS.

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

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     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.
     2033 Chennault Drive
     Suite 100
     Carrollton, TX  75006

CONTACT:

     Catherine Kingeter, (214) 490-4090

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Available from vendor

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary product of Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
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3.20.2.2. Mitek Presentation Services

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Presentation Services

DESCRIPTION:

     The  OpenConect  Server/Presentation Services (OCS/PS) are Mitek
  Systems'  licensed  software  products.    These  products   enable
  workstation users on an Ethernet TCP/IP local area network (LAN) to
  connect to IBM SNA mainframe systems via Mitek's OpenConnect Server
  hardware products.  OCS/PS is workstation executable software which
  runs on all UNIX-based computers and workstations as well  as  many
  others.    Collectively, these include devices manufactured by SUN,
  Apollo, Counterpoint, Hewlett-Packard, Digital Equipment Corp.  and
  IBM.   Mitek's Presentation Services software products enable users
  to transfer files from computers on  a  LAN  to  an  SNA  mainframe
  computer,  to  access  IBM  3270  applications, and to emulate 3770
  Remote Job Entry (RJE).  The software also provides an Applications
  Program  Interface  (API),  which  allows  user applications on the
  workstation access to the SNA mainframe computer.  The use of these
  products  does  not  require  special  software nor does it require
  software change in the IBM SNA mainframe operating system.
     OpenConnect/TN3270 Presentation Services Version 3 is  a  family
  of  software-  only  products  which  offers  3270 service to IBM's
  TCP/IP. The capabilities of this product, which use  Berkeley's  TN
  protocol,  are:  3270 terminal emulation, 3179G graphics emulation,
  3287 printer support, PC file transfer and an  Application  Program
  Interface (API) which allows programs written in C to automatically
  access IBM hosts.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from vendor

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.
     2033 Chennault Drive
     Suite 100
     Carrollton, TX  75006

CONTACT:

     Catherine Kingeter, (214) 490-4090

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Available from vendor
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PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary product of Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  302

3.20.2.3. Mitek Connectivity Solutions for the IBM Application

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Connectivity Solutions for the IBM Application

                      System/400 (AS/400)

DESCRIPTION:

     Mitek extends connectivity from your AS/400 to  TCP/IP  networks
  with  a  special  line  of  hardware and software solutions.  These
  product solutions provide bi-directional logon  and  bi-directional
  file transfer capabilities.  Mitek utilizes the government standard
  communications architecture known as TCP/IP  (Transmission  Control
  Protocol/Internet  Protocol)  which  can coexist on an Ethernet LAN
  along with other protocols such as  DECnet.    The  Ethernet  hosts
  supported  by  Mitek's software products include: DEC VAX, AT&T 3B,
  SUN Microsystems, Apollo, Tektronix, Hewlett-Packard, IBM  PC,  AT,
  RT,  XT,  and  PS/2.  You choose the solution that's right for your
  configuration:
  1. OpenConnect Server Model M2130 Mitek's M2130 provides a

physical gateway between the AS/400 and an Ethernet LAN. The

       M2130 appears to the AS/400 as a standard  SNA  control  unit
       and  performs data translation between the SNA and the TCP/IP
       protocols.  Speeds up to 256K bps are supported.
  1. TELNET Client (TERMINAL APPLICATION ACCESS) Telnet client

resides on the AS/400 and provides access capability to the

       TCP/IP host applications.  This product communicates with the
       standard TCP/IP terminal application, TELNET Server.
  1. FTP Client (FILE TRANSFER) FTP Client resides on the AS/400

and provides you with the capability to create, delete, and

       extend  files  with  options  for  ASCII  text conversions or
       binary data transmission.  Exits are provided so that you may
       write  you  own data base access routines as part of the file
       transfer.  The security systems of the AS/400 and the  TCP/IP
       network hosts are supported.
       FTP  Client  also  includes an extended command feature which
       allows you to enter a simple command  in  order  to  transfer
       multiple files between multiple systems.  This feature can be
       used interactively as well as in a batch environment.
  1. TELNET Server Telnet Server is an optional feature that

resides on the M2130. This application provides 3270

       terminal emulation.  TELNET  Server  allows  TCP/IP  Ethernet
       hosts  to  have  access  to  the  AS/400.  The server handles
       requests from  a  TELNET  Client  on  any  TCP/IP  hosts  and
       translates the ASCII data stream into a 3270 data stream.
  1. 3270 Presentation Services 3270 Presentation Services resides

on TCP/IP Ethernet hosts and provides enhanced 3270

       emulation.    A  special  feature  of  this  product  is  the
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       Application Program Interface (API).  A user written  program
       using  the  API  can  access the AS/400 as if the application
       were an operator at a  local  display  station.    It  allows
       emulator  sessions  to  run  unattended.    3270 Presentation
       Services is a family of products  designed  to  operate  with
       specific operating systems.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available from Vendor

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C
                                  304

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.
     2033 Chennault Drive
     Suite 100
     Carrollton, TX  75006

CONTACT:

     Catherine Kingeter, (214) 490-4090

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Available from vendor

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary product of Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corp.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  305

3.20.3. WELLFLEET COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

3.20.3.1. Wellfleet Link Node Model Number 2000 (LN)

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Link Node Model Number 2000 (LN)

DESCRIPTION:

     The  Wellfleet  Product  line of communications servers provides
  LAN to WAN internetworking capabilities.  The  LN  and  CN  provide
  direct attachment to Ethernet/802.3 LANs and high speed WAN digital
  networks such  as  T1.    DoD/IP  router/gateway  services  provide
  internetworking service for TCP/IP devices and hosts.  DECNET, XNS,
  IPX, and AppleTalk routing and bridging services are also provided.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available with product

CPU:

     Supports all CPU types in terms of TCP/IP gateway functions

O/S:

     Proprietary, written for our own gateway

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Wellfleet Communications, Inc.
     12 DeAngelo Drive
     Bedford, MA  01730

CONTACT:

     Mark Strangio, Director of Product Marketing, (617) 275-2400

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact vendor

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Wellfleet Communications, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  306

3.20.3.2. Wellfleet Concentrator Node Model Number 3000 (CN)

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Concentrator Node Model Number 3000 (CN)

DESCRIPTION:

     The Wellfleet Product line of  communications  servers  provides
  LAN  to  WAN  internetworking  capabilities.  The LN and CN provide
  direct attachment to Ethernet/802.3 LANs and high speed WAN digital
  networks  such  as  T1.    DoD/IP  router/gateway  services provide
  internetworking service for TCP/IP devices and hosts.  DECNET, XNS,
  IPX, and AppleTalk routing and bridging services are also provided.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Available with product

CPU:

     Supports all CPU types in terms of TCP/IP gateway functions

O/S:

     Proprietary, written for our own gateway

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Wellfleet Communications, Inc.
     12 DeAngelo Drive
     Bedford, MA  01730

CONTACT:

     Mark Strangio, Director of Product Marketing, (617) 275-2400

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact vendor

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Wellfleet Communications, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
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4. ANALYSIS TOOLS

4.1. DATA GENERAL CORPORATION

4.1.1. DG/Sniffer LAN Protocol Analyzer

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: DG/Sniffer LAN Protocol Analyzer

DESCRIPTION:

     DG/Sniffer  LAN  Protocol  Analyzer  supports  802.3,  Ethernet,
  and/or StarLAN connections.  Protocol interpretation  is  available
  for  TCP/IP, OSI, DecNet, SUN, Novell, DG/X.25, and XNS.  Single or
  dual units are available  on  the  Dasher/206.    StarLan  only  is
  available  on  the  DG/One  Model  2T.    All DG/Sniffers include a
  2400-baud moden and remote access software.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Using the DG/Sniffer Network Analyzer (included)

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     Data General Dasher/286;  Data  General/One  Model  2T  (StarLAN
  only)

O/S:

     DOS revision 3.2 or higher

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Data General Corporation
     4400 Computer Drive
     Westboro, MA 01580

CONTACT:

     Any local Data General Sales Office

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     DG/Sniffer  can be ordered through any Data General sales office
  or sales representative.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

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     Proprietary product of Network General Corp.  and  Data  General
  Corporation

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
                                  309

4.2. EON SYSTEMS, INC.

4.2.1. LanProbe Network Analysis System

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: LanProbe network analysis system

DESCRIPTION:

     The LanProbe system is designed for the maintenance, management,
  and planning of Ethernet LANs. It enables the  network  manager  to
  monitor  all  critical aspects, independent of the devices attached
  to the LAN or the protocols running on it.

DOCUMENTATION:

     UMA-00105-01, LanProbe User Guide included with product

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     The LanProbe hardware is proprietary; software runs on  a  PC/AT
  or PS/2.

O/S:

     DOS

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Eon Systems, Inc.
     l060l S. DeAnza Blvd., Suite 305
     Cupertino, CA 95014

CONTACT:

     Pat  Malone, Dir. of Sales, (408) 252-5440 or Mary Gardner, Dir.
  of Marketing

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     LanProbe ME segment monitor, ProbeView network analysis software

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     Proprietary

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
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4.3. EXCELAN, INC.

4.3.1. LANalyzer EX 5000 Series Network Analyzers

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: LANalyzer EX 5000 Series Network Analyzers

DESCRIPTION:

     The  LANalyzer  EX5000  Series  comprises  Excelan's   versatile
  third-generation  network  analyzer  systems.   These analyzers let
  OEMs, systems integrators, and end users monitor network  activity,
  troubleshoot problems, debug protocol and application software, and
  fine-tune network performance.  The  portability  provided  by  the
  COMPAQ  PORTABLE  II and installed LANalyzer system is an important
  asset to field service and support departments --  especially  when
  combined  with  "Carbon  Copy  PLUS" communications software, which
  allows LANalyzer test control from any  remote  Personal  Computer.
  All  LANalyzer  systems have easy-to-use mouse and menu interfaces,
  on-line HELP, and built-  in,  simple  "quick  tests"  for  network
  troubleshooters.
     The  LANalyzer EX5000 series can: monitor and capture up to 100%
  of the packets based on user-defined criteria,  timestamp  captured
  packets, display test statistics in real time or save them to a DOS
  file, perform TDR-like cable checking, decode TCP/IP,  DECnet,  XNS
  and  other  protocols,  and  generate controlled amounts of network
  traffic.
     In  addition,  Excelan's  LAN  WorkPlace  software  for  PC  DOS
  provides concurrent access to applications and TCP/IP hosts.  Thus,
  the PC or compatible that runs the LANalyzer program can  become  a
  node  on the Ethernet network without requiring purchase of an EXOS
  205E or EXOS 205T controller.
     Additionally,  a  StarLAN  adapter  board   is   available   for
  monitoring  of  StarLAN  networks, and EXOS TCP/IP Network Software
  for DOS can also be run on any PC LANalyzer.

DOCUMENTATION:

     LANalyzer EX5000 Series Network Analyzers Reference Manual

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM-PC/XT/ATCompaq 386-based/compatible

O/S:

     DOS 3.0 or later

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

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     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Inside Sales:  Excelan, Inc.
     2180 Fortune Drive
     San Jose, CA 95131
     (408) 434-2300
     Europe:  Excelan Europe Ltd.
     Intec 2, Suite 17, Wade Road
     Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24 One, England

CONTACT:

     Inside Sales (408) 434-2300, 1 (800) EXCELAN

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact Inside sales

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     February 1989
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4.4. FTP Software

4.4.1. FTP Software LANWatch

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: LANWatch 2.0

DESCRIPTION:

     LANWatch  is  an  inexpensive,  powerful  and  flexible  network
  analyzer which runs under DOS on personal computers and requires no
  hardware modifications to either the host or the  network.  Network
  managers  using  LANWatch  can  inspect traffic patterns and packet
  errors  to  isolate  performance  problems  and  bottlenecks,   and
  protocol  developers  can use LANWatch to inspect and verify proper
  protocol handling.
     LANWatch has two operating modes: Display  Mode  traces  network
  traffic  by  displaying  captured packets in real-time, and Examine
  Mode allows you to scroll back through stored  packets  to  inspect
  them in detail.  To select a subset of packets for display, storage
  or retrieval, there is an extensive set of  built-in  filters.  The
  built-in  filters  include  alarm, trigger, capture, load, save and
  search; they can be controlled separately to  match  on  source  or
  destination  address,  protocol, or packet contents at the hardware
  and transport layers.  LANWatch  also  includes  sufficient  source
  code  so  users can modify the existing filters and parsers, or add
  new ones. LANWatch is available on a variety of  network  interface
  cards, for Ethernet, Starlan and Token Ring.

DOCUMENTATION:

     LANWatch comes with an installation guide, a user's guide, and a
  programmer's guide.

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     IBM PC, XT, AT, PS/2 and compatibles.

O/S:

     DOS versions 2.0 or later.

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Microsoft C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     FTP Software, Inc.
     Princess Street
     Wakefield, MA  01880
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     tel.  (617) 246-0900
     fax.  (617) 246-0901

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Contact  FTP  Software  for  a  current  LANWatch  price   list.
  Quantity,  government, and academic discounts and site licenses are
  available. Source licenses and vendor agreements are available.

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     LANWatch is proprietary to FTP Software, Inc.

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     January 1990
                                  314

4.5. HEWLETT PACKARD

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: HP 4972A LAN Protocol Analyzer

DESCRIPTION:

     The HP 4972A local area network protocol analyzer  is  used  for
  performance  management  and  for  troubleshooting problems on IEEE
  802.3, Ethernet, or StarLAN local area  networks.    The  HP  4972A
  provides  accurate  and  complete  information  under all operating
  conditions.  The HP 4972A provides a comprehensive,  easy  to  use,
  diagnostic  tool  for  fast  problem isolation and maintenance.  It
  monitors traffic on the network,  generates  data  frames  to  test
  other nodes, and gathers statistics to verify network performance.
     To assist in the management of network performance, the HP 4972A
  provides statistical information on network,  node  and  connection
  levels.    It  counts  and measures errors and other parameters for
  each node.  Automatic  test  sequences  make  it  easy  to  set  up
  long-term  tests  and  repeat  the  tests  at regular intervals.  A
  background traffic generator measures performance  under  different
  loading  conditions  which  allows  you  to anticipate and plan for
  future growth.  An optional color  graphic  display  makes  network
  activity easy to understand.  Performance management software helps
  fine-tune the network.
     The HP 4972A is also equipped for  troubleshooting  when  sudden
  changes  or  unavoidable circumstances take your network down.  The
  softkey-guided programming language helps test for problem  network
  conditions  as  they  occur.   Network events can also be logged to
  disk and post-processed through the same  program  to  examine  for
  possible  problems.   A user-definable display format makes it easy
  to restrict data viewed to the critical  information  you  need  to
  solve  a  problem.   Protocol interpreters display data captured by
  the HP  4972A  in  a  decoded  mnemonic  format.    Software  tools
  available  for  the  HP  4972A  allow  the user to see an "English"
  decode of many protocols.  Network performance analysis  tools  are
  also  available  for  these  protocols.    They  allow  the user to
  characterize operational performance of the network by testing  and
  making measurements on efficiency and utilization of higher network
  protocol layers.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Complete user manuals

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     68010

O/S:

     Proprietary - Revision B.03.01
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IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     Pascal

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Hewlett Packard Co.
     P.O. Box 10301
     Palo Alto, CA 94303-0890
     (415) 857-1501

CONTACT:

     Local HP Sales Office

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     November 1989
                                  316

4.6. INTERACTIVE SYSTEMS CORP.

4.6.1. Simple Network Management Protocol

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)

DESCRIPTION:

     This source code product provides a complete  implementation  of
  the  Simple Network Management Protocol network management facility
  which allows  system  administrators  to  configure,  monitor,  and
  control  computers  which support the TCP/IP suite of communication
  protocols.  This product is fully compliant with  established  SNMP
  standards including RFC 1066, RFC 1067, and RFC 1095 as well as OSI
  Standards 8824 and 8825.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Release Notes and Manual Pages

MACHINE TYPE:

     Can be ported to any computer architecture which  supports  UNIX
  System V Release 3.0 or later.

O/S:

     Unix

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation
     1901 North Naper Boulevard
     Naperville, IL.  60563-8895

CONTACT:

     James R. Hancock, Sales Manager, (708) 505-9100

ORDERING-PROCEDURE:

     Source code license required

PROPRIETY-STATUS:

     This  product is the proprietary property of INTERACTIVE Systems
  Corporation and SNMP Research.
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DDN-QUALIFIED:

     Dependent upon the computer hardware.

DATE-UPDATED:

     March 1990
                                  318

4.7. NETLABS, INC.

4.7.1. Netlabs CMOT Agent

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Netlabs CMOT Agent

DESCRIPTION:

     The CMOT code comes with an Extensible MIB, which  allows  users
  to  add new MIB variables.  The code currently supports all the MIB
  variables in RFC 1095 via the data types in RFC 1065,  as  well  as
  the  emerging MIB-II, which is currently in experimental stage. The
  CMOT has been benchmarked at 100 Management Operations  per  Second
  (MOPS) for a 1-MIPS machine.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation and Operations Manual, included

MACHINE TYPE:

     Portable to most environments

O/S:

     Portable to most environments

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Netlabs Inc
     11693 San Vicente Blvd. Ste 348
     Los Angeles CA 90049

CONTACT:

(213) 476-4070

lam@netlabs.com (Anne Lam)

DDN-QUALIFIED:

     NO

DATE-UPDATED:

     January 1990
                                  319

4.7.2. Netlabs Dual Manager

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Netlabs Dual Manager

DESCRIPTION:

     Netlabs'  Dual  Manager  provides  management of TCP/IP networks
  using  both  SNMP  and  CMOT  protocols.  Such  management  can  be
  initiated  either  through the X-windows user interface (both Motif
  and Openlook), or through OSI Network Management  (CMIP)  commands.
  The  Dual  Manager  provides for configuration, fault, security and
  performance  management.  It  provides  extensive  map   management
  features,  including  scanned  maps in the background.  It provides
  simple mechanisms to extend the MIB and assign  specific  lists  of
  objects  to  specific  network  elements, thereby providing for the
  management of all vendors' specific MIB extensions.  It provides an
  optional  relational  DBMS for storing and retrieving MIB and alarm
  information.  Finally, the Dual Manager is  an  open  platform,  in
  that  it provides several Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
  for users to extend the functionality of the Dual Manager.
     The Dual Manager  is  expected  to  work  as  a  TCP/IP  "branch
  manager"  under  DEC's  EMA,  AT&T's  UNMA and other OSI-conformant
  enterprise management architectures.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation and Operations Manual, included

MACHINE TYPE:

SUN, IBM PC, PS/2, IBM Compatibles

Portable to most environments

O/S:

Unix Portable to most environments

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Netlabs Inc
     11693 San Vicente Blvd. Ste 348
     Los Angeles CA 90049

CONTACT:

(213) 476-4070

                                  320

lam@netlabs.com (Anne Lam)

DDN-QUALIFIED:

NO

DATE-UPDATED:

January 1990

                                  321

4.7.3. Netlabs SNMP Agent

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: Netlabs SNMP Agent

DESCRIPTION:

     Netlabs' SNMP code comes with an Extensible  MIB,  which  allows
  users to add new MIB variables. The code currently supports all the
  MIB variables in RFC 1066 via the data types in RFC 1065,  as  well
  as  the  emerging MIB-II, which is currently in experimental stage.
  The SNMP has been benchmarked  at  200  Management  Operations  per
  Second (MOPS) for a 1-MIPS machine.

DOCUMENTATION:

     Installation and Operations Manual, included

MACHINE TYPE:

     Portable to most environments

O/S:

     Portable to most environments

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

C

DISTRIBUTOR:

     Netlabs Inc
     11693 San Vicente Blvd. Ste 348
     Los Angeles CA 90049

CONTACT:

(213) 476-4070 lam@netlabs.com (Anne Lam)

DDN-QUALIFIED:

  NO

DATE-UPDATED:

January 1990

                                  322

4.8. PSI

4.8.1. SNMP Version 3.0 TCP/IP Management Software

PRODUCT-OR-PACKAGE-NAME: SNMP Version 3.0 TCP/IP Management Software

DESCRIPTION:

     PSI's  implementation  of  SNMP  Version  3.0  conforms  to  IAB
  standards, including RFC's 1067 (SNMP), 1065 (SMI), and 1066 (MIB).
  This  product contains source code for the agent/server and Network
  Management Station, including 14 fully-supported applications (five
  with  X.11  graphics) and report generation packages to format data
  for comparing performance statistics and trends analysis.

DOCUMENTATION:

     PSI's "SNMP Network Management Station  (NMS)  and  Agent/Server
  Implementation, Version 3.0"
  PSI's "Internet Network Management" brochure
  RFC 1052, RFC 1065, RFC 1066, RFC 1067

MACHINE-TYPE/CPU:

     SUN, AT&T, IBM PC, IBM PS/2, IBM compatible

O/S:

     UNIX, DOS, SUNOS, ULTRIX

IMPLEMENTATION-LANGUAGE:

     C and ASN.1

DISTRIBUTOR:

     PSI-SNMP
     PO Box 3850
     Reston VA 22091

CONTACT:

     Steve Schosstall (703) 620-6651

INFORMATION-UPDATED:

     April 1990
                                  323

Index

        1822
           Ford Aerospace   255
           ProTech   78
        3270
           Frontier Technologies Corporation   270
           Mitek Systems Corporation   134, 136, 138, 299
           Simware, Inc.   18, 140, 142, 143
           Stanford University   124
           University of California, Berkeley   219
        3Com Corporation   131, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241
        Alliant Computer Systems Corp.   11
        AOS/VS   26
        AOS/VS II   25
        Apple Macintosh
           Falcon Microsystems   253
           Falcon Microsystems, Inc.   249
           Frontier Technologies Corporation   227
           Kinetics, Inc.   12
           Simware, Inc.   18, 142
        AppleTalk
           Falcon Microsystems, Inc.   249
           Kinetics, Inc.   229
           Mt. Xinu   146, 148
           Wellfleet   306, 307
        AViiON   23
        AYDIN Computer and Monitor Division   233
        Banyan Systems, Inc.   191, 194
        Beamie & Whiteside Software Ltd.   98
        Blacker Encryption
           AYDIN Computer and Monitor Division   233
           Frontier Technologies Corporation   227, 270, 272, 274
        Bolt Beranek and Newman Inc. (BBN)   19
        Broadband
           3COM Corporation   236, 238
        CHAOS
           Panda Programming   30, 35
           SRI International   55
           TGV, Incorporated   63
        Chi Corporation   100, 102, 170, 297
        CMOT
           Netlabs, Inc.   319, 320
        Computer Network Technology   242
        Cray Research, Inc.   21
        CSNET CIC   47
        Data General   23, 25, 26, 308
        DEC MicroVAX
                                  324
           MicroVMS   53
           UNIX 4.3 BSD   70, 72
        DEC PDP-11
           UNIX 2.10 BSD   45
        DEC VAX
           Digital Equipment Corporation   244
           ProTech System V   78
           Simpact Associates, Inc.   245
           SRI International   55, 58, 61
           UNIX 4.2 BSD   47
           UNIX 4.3 BSD   47, 49, 70, 72
        DECnet   244
           Digital Equipment Corporation   243
           Falcon Microsystems, Inc.   249
           Kinetics, Inc.   280
           Novell   231
           Panda Programming   35
           Wellfleet   306, 307
        Digital Equipment Corporation   243
        Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.   104, 106, 108
        Domain Resolver
           MIT   27
        DOS
           3Com Corporation   131, 241
           Excelan, Inc.   84
           Frontier Technologies Corporation   270, 272
           KA9Q   95
           Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.   161, 163
           Sirius Systems   122
           Stanford University   124
           Unisys Corporation   130
           Western Digital   275
        Dynix   165
        Eclipse
           Data General   25
        EGP
           Panda Programming   29
        Encore Computer Corporation   90
        Eon Systems, Inc.   310
        Epilogue Technology Corporation   80
        Ethernet
           3COM Corporation   235, 236, 238, 239, 240, 241
           Alliant Computer systems Corp.   11
           Banyan Systems   191, 194
           Cray   21
           Data General   23, 25, 26, 308
           Eon Systems, Inc.   310
           Excelan, Inc.   51, 109, 111, 155, 247
           Falcon Microsystems   253
           Falcon Microsystems, Inc.   249
           Ford Aerospace   255
           Frontier Technology   115
                                  325
           FTP Software   313
           Gateway Communications   259
           Halley Systems   261, 263
           Hewlett Packard   315
           Interlink   132
           Interphase Corporation   279
           KA9Q   95
           Kinetics, Inc.   12, 280
           Mitek Systems   303
           Mitek Systems Corporation   134, 138, 301
           Mt. Xinu   146
           Novell   231
           Opus Systems   283
           Prime Computer   158
           ProTech   78
           QMS, Inc.   284, 286
           Sirius Systems   122, 215
           Stanford University   124
           Tektronix   294
           Timeplex   288
           Unisys Corporation   130, 172, 177, 183
           University of California, Berkeley   45, 70, 72, 219
           University of Maryland   186
           Wellfleet   306, 307
           Western Digital   275
        Excelan, Inc.   51, 82, 84, 86, 88, 109, 111, 155, 247, 311
        EXOS
           Excelan, Inc.   84, 88
        Falcon Microsystems, Inc.   249, 253
        Fax
           Frontier Technologies Corporation   268
           Frontier Technology   115
        FDDI
           Timeplex   290, 292
        Ford Aerospace & Communications Corporation   255
        Frontier Technologies Corporation   227, 268, 270, 272, 274
        Frontier Technology   113, 114, 115, 117, 196
        FTP Software   118, 313
        Gateway
           3COM Corporation   235, 236, 238
           Digital Equipment Corporation   243, 244
           Ford Aerospace   255
           Gateway Communications, Inc.   257, 260
           Panda Programming   29
           The Software Group Ltd.   128
           University of California, Berkeley   70, 72
           Wellfleet   306, 307
        Gateway Communications, Inc.   257, 259, 260
        GOSIP
           Lachman Associates   202
                                  326
        Halley Systems   91, 261, 263
        Harris Computer Systems Division   265
        Hewlett Packard   315
        Honeywell Federal Systems   93
        HyperChannel
           Alliant Computer Systems Corp.   11
           Cray   21
        IAS
           Process Software Corporation   36
        IBM
           Simware, Inc.   18, 140, 142
        IBM PC
           Beame & Whiteside Software Ltd.   98
        IBM PC, PS/2, compatibles
           Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.   104
           The Software Group Ltd.   125
        IBM PS/2
           Frontier Technology   114
        IBM RT
           Frontier Technology   114
        IBM-PC AT, compatibles
           Santa Cruz Operation   120
        IBM-PC, PS/2, compatibles
           Banyan Systems   191, 194
           Chi Corporation   100, 102
           Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.   106, 108
           Excelan, Inc.   109, 111
           Frontier Technologies Corporation   270, 272, 274
           Frontier Technology   113, 115
           KA9Q   95
           Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.   109
           Sirius Systems   122
           Stanford University   124
           Unisys Corporation   130
           Western Digital   275
        Integraph Corporation   198, 200
        Interactice Systems Corp.   317
        Intergraph Corporation   145
        Interlink   132
        Interphase Corporation   277, 279
        ISO Development Environment   221
        KA9Q   95
        Kermit
           Beame & Whiteside Software Ltd.   98
           Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.   104, 106, 108
        KG84
           AYDIN Computer and Monitor Division   233
        Kinetics, Inc.   12, 150, 229, 280
        Lachman Associates   151, 153, 202, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208
        LanProbe   310
                                  327
        Macintosh
           Novell   14, 16
        MAP
           Lachman Associates   202
        MARI Advanced Systems Ltd   210, 211
        Massachusetts Institute of Technology   27
        MIB
           Netlabs, Inc.   319
        MicroVax
           Excelan, Inc.   82
        Mitek OpenConnect Systems Corporation   301
        Mitek Systems Corporation   134, 136, 138, 299, 303
        Mt. Xinu   146, 148
        Multinet
           Excelan, Inc.   86
           Ford Aerospace   255
           SRI International   55, 58, 61
           TGV, Incorporated   63, 66, 68
        MVS
           Interlink   132
           Mitek Systems Corporation   134, 136, 138
           Simware, Inc.   144
        NCR Tower Systems
           Excelan, Inc.   155
        NETBIOS
           Beame & Whiteside Software Ltd.   98
           Gateway Communications, Inc.   257
           Lachman Associates   151
           Stanford University   124
           Syntax Systems, Inc.   168
        Netlabs, Inc.   319, 320, 322
        Netware
           Gateway Communications   259
        Network Analyzer
           Hewlett Packard   315
        Network Analyzers
           FTP Software   313
        Network Management
           Eon Systems, Inc.   310
           Excelan, Inc.   247
           Halley Systems   91
        Network Queuing System
           Integraph Corporation   200
        Network Research Corporation   53
        NFS
           Data General   25
           Excelan, Inc.   82
           Integraph Corporation   198
           Process Software Corporation   74
           Proteon, Inc.   166
           Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.   159
           SRI International   58, 61
                                  328
           TGV, Incorporated   66, 68
        Novell   14, 16, 231
        Opus Systems   282, 283
        OS/2
           3Com Corporation   131
           FTP Software   118
        OS1100
           Unisys Corporation   179, 186
        OSI
           3Com Corporation   240
           Digital Equipment Corporation   243
           Falcon Microsystems, Inc.   249
           Frontier Technologies Corporation   268
           Frontier Technology   113
           ISO Development Environment   221
           Kinetics, Inc.   280
           Lachman Associates   202, 204, 205, 206, 208
           Netlabs, Inc.   320
           Novell   231
           The Software Group Ltd.   217
           Unisys Corporation   174, 175, 176, 184
           Wellfleet Communications, Inc.   225
        Panda Programming   29, 30, 32, 33, 35
        PC
           Excelan, Inc.   311
           Frontier Technology   117, 196
        Performance Systems (PSI)   323
        Postscript
           QMS, Inc.   284, 286
        PRIME Computer, Inc.   156, 158
        Process Software Corporation   36, 39, 41, 43, 74
        ProTech Computer Group   78
        Proteon, Inc.   166
        Protocol Analyzers
           Data General   308
        PUP
           Panda Programming   35
           SRI International   55
           TGV, Incorporated   63
        QMS, Inc.   284, 286
        QNX
           MARI Advanced Systems Ltd   210, 211
        Research Triangle Institute   212
        RSX-11
           Process Software Corporation   39
        RT-11
           Process Software Corporation   41
        Santa Cruz Operation   120
                                  329
        Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.   159, 161, 163
        Sequent Computer Systems   165
        Simpact Associates, Inc.   245
        Simware, Inc.   18, 140, 142, 143, 144
        Sirius Systems, Inc.   122, 215
        SNA
           Mitek Systems Corporation   299, 301
        SNMP
           Epilogue Technology Corporation   80
           Interactive Systems Corp.   317
           Netlabs, Inc.   320, 322
           Performance Systems   323
           Timeplex   290, 292
        SRI International   55, 58, 61
        Stanford University   124
        StarLAN
           Hewlett Packard   315
        Syntax Systems, Inc.   168
        System V
           Lachman Associates   153, 206, 208
        T1
           Halley Systems   261
           Wellfleet   306, 307
        TCP/IP
           3Com Corporation   131, 237, 240
           Alliant Computer systems Corp.   11
           Banyan Systems   191
           Beame & Whiteside Software Ltd.   98
           Bolt Beranek and Newman   19
           Chi Corporation   297
           Cray   21
           Data General   23, 25, 26
           Encore Computer Corporation   90
           Excelan, Inc.   155
           Falcon Microsystems, Inc.   249
           Frontier Technologies Corporation   268
           Frontier Technology   115, 117
           FTP Software   118
           Gateway Communications   259
           Honeywell Federal Systems   93
           ISO Development Environment   221
           Kinetics, Inc.   12, 150, 280
           Lachman Associates   151, 153, 204, 206
           Mitek Systems Corporation   299
           Netlabs, Inc.   320
           Novell   14, 16, 231
           Opus Systems   282, 283
           PRIME Computer   156, 158
           Process Software Corporation   36, 39, 41, 43, 74
           Proteon, Inc.   166
           Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.   159
           Simware, Inc.   142, 143
                                  330
           SRI International   55
           Stanford University   124
           Syntax Systems, Inc.   168
           TGV, Incorporated   63
           The Software Group Ltd.   128
           Timeplex   292
           Unisys Corporation   177
           Wellfleet Communications, Inc.   225
           Western Digital   275
           Xerox Corporation   189
        Tektronix emulation
           Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.   108
        Tektronix Inc.   294
        Testing
           Excelan, Inc.   311
        Textronix Emulation
           Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.   106
        TGV, Incorporated   63, 66, 68
        The Software Group Ltd.   125, 128, 217
        Timeplex   288, 290, 292
        Token Ring
           3COM Corporation   236
           FTP Software   313
           Halley Systems   263
           Proteon, Inc.   166
           Timeplex   288
        TOP
           Lachman Associates   202
        TOPS-20
           Bolt Beranek and Newman   19
           MIT   27
           Panda Programming   29, 30, 32, 33, 35
        TSX-Plus
           Process Software Corporation   43
        Ultranet
           Alliant Computer systems Corp.   11
        Ultrix
           Digital Equipment Corporation   244
        Unisys Corporation   130, 172, 174, 175, 176, 177, 179, 181, 183,
                184
        Unisys/Sperry 1100
           Chi Corporation   100, 102, 170, 297
        University of California, Berkeley   45, 70, 72, 219
        University of Maryland   186
        UNIX
           Chi Corporation   170
           Kinetics, Inc.   229
           Mt. Xinu   146, 148
           The Software Group Ltd.   125
        UNIX 2.10 BSD
           DEC PDP-11   45
        UNIX 4.2 BSD
                                  331
           Cray   21
           DEC VAX   47
           Research Triangle Institute   212
           Tektronix   294
        UNIX 4.3 BSD
           DEC VAX   47, 49
           Research Triangle Institute   212
           University of California, Berkeley   70, 72
        UNIX 5.3
           Intel 80386   111
        UNIX System V
           Cray   21
           DEC VAX   78
           Research Triangle Institute   212
           Tektronix   294
           Unisys Corporation   181, 183
        V/Ethernet
           Interphase Corporation   277
        VM
           Mitek Systems Corporation   136, 138
           Simware, Inc.   143, 144
        VMS
           Excelan, Inc.   51, 86
           Network Research   53
           Process Software Corporation   74
           TGV, Incorporated   63, 66, 68
        VTAM
           Simware, Inc.   144
        VXM Technologies, Inc.   188
        WAN
           Lachman Associates   205
        Wellfleet Communications, Inc.   225, 306, 307
        Western Digital Corporation   275
        X Windows
           Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.   163
        X.25
           3COM Corporation   235, 236, 237, 238
           AYDIN Computer and Monitor Division   233
           Chi Corporation   297
           CSNET CIC   49
           Data General   23
           Dynix   165
           Ford Aerospace   255
           Frontier Technologies Corporation   227, 270, 272, 274
           Frontier Technology   114, 115, 117, 196
           Gateway Communications, Inc.   257, 260
           Halley Systems   261
           Harris Computer Systems Division   265
           ISO Development Environment   221
           Lachman Associates   205
                                  332
           Network Research   53
           Opus Systems   282
           PRIME Computer   156
           ProTech System V   78
           Sequent Computer Systems   165
           Simpact Associates, Inc.   245
           Simware, Inc.   140
           Sirius Systems   215
           The Software Group Ltd.   125, 128, 217
           Timeplex   288, 292
           Unisys Corporation   172, 177, 179, 181, 184
           Wellfleet Communications, Inc.   225
        X.400
           Frontier Technology   113
           Lachman Associates   206, 207, 208
        XENIX
           Excelan, Inc.   88, 109
           Frontier Technologies Corporation   270, 272
           Santa Cruz Operation   120
           Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.   109, 161, 163
        Xerox Corporation   189
        Xmodem
           Beame & Whiteside Software Ltd.   98
           Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.   104, 106, 108
        XNS
           3COM Corporation   239, 241
           Wellfleet   306, 307
                                  333
                           Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

1. BACKGROUND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

 1.1. The DoD Protocol Suite  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .     3
     1.1.1. DoD Protocol Selection and Announcement Procedures  . .     3
     1.1.2. OSD Directives  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .     3
     1.1.3. DoD Plans for the Transition to International
          Protocols  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    4
     1.1.4. Government OSI Profile (GOSIP)  . . . . . . . . . . . .     6
 1.2. The Defense Data Network (DDN)   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    6
     1.2.1. DDN Protocol Conformance Testing  . . . . . . . . . . .     6
 1.3. Obtaining Protocol Documentation  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .     7
     1.3.1. Military Standards  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .     7
     1.3.2. RFCs  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .     7
     1.3.3. DDN Protocol Handbook  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    8
     1.3.4. Government OSI Profile (GOSIP)  . . . . . . . . . . . .     8
     1.3.5. Blacker Front End Interface Control Document  . . . . .     9
     1.3.6. DDN X.25 Host Interface Specification  . . . . . . . . .    9
     1.3.7. DDN Subscriber Interface Guide  . . . . . . . . . . . .     9
     1.3.8. DDN Subscriber Security Guide  . . . . . . . . . . . . .    9
     1.3.9. NIC Document Ordering Information  . . . . . . . . . . .   10
     1.3.10. NIC Shipping Information  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   10

2. SOFTWARE IMPLEMENTATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

 2.1. ALLIANT COMPUTER SYSTEMS CORP.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    11
     2.1.1. Alliant Computer Systems Corp.  . . . . . . . . . . . .    11
         2.1.1.1. Concentrix  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    11
 2.2. APPLE COMPUTERS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   12
     2.2.1. KINETICS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    12
         2.2.1.1. HostAccess  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    12
     2.2.2. Novell  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    14
         2.2.2.1. LAN WorkPlace for Macintosh  . . . . . . . . . . .   14
         2.2.2.2. TCPort Developers Kit  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   16
     2.2.3. Simware, Inc.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   18
         2.2.3.1. SimMac  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    18
 2.3. BOLT BERANEK AND NEWMAN INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    19
     2.3.1. BBN-TOPS-20  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   19
 2.4. CRAY RESEARCH, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   21
     2.4.1. Cray TCP/IP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   21
 2.5. DATA GENERAL CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    23
     2.5.1. Data General  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    23
         2.5.1.1. TCP/IP for AViiON Systems  . . . . . . . . . . . .   23
         2.5.1.2. TCP/IP for AOS/VS II  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    25
         2.5.1.3. TCP/IP for AOS/VS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   26
                                 viii
 2.6. DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP. Tops-20  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   27
     2.6.1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology  . . . . . . . . .   27
         2.6.1.1. MIT Chives  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    27
     2.6.2. Panda Programming  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   29
         2.6.2.1. Panda TOPS-20 EGP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   29
         2.6.2.2. Panda TOPS-20 Mail  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    30
         2.6.2.3. Panda TOPS-20 NETSRV  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    32
         2.6.2.4. Panda Modifications to TOPS-20  . . . . . . . . .    33
         2.6.2.5. Panda TOPS-20 Telnet  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    35
 2.7. DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP. PDP-11  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    36
     2.7.1. Process Software Corporation  . . . . . . . . . . . . .    36
         2.7.1.1. Process Software TCPware for IAS  . . . . . . . .    36
         2.7.1.2. Process Software TCPware for RSX  . . . . . . . .    39
         2.7.1.3. Process Software TCPware for RT-11  . . . . . . .    41
         2.7.1.4. Process Software TCPware for TSX-Plus  . . . . . .   43
     2.7.2. USENIX Association  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    45
         2.7.2.1. USENIX Association 2.10 BSD  . . . . . . . . . . .   45
 2.8. VAX FAMILY  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    47
     2.8.1. CSNET CIC  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   47
         2.8.1.1. CSNET CIC DIALUP IP for UNIX  . . . . . . . . . .    47
         2.8.1.2. CSNET CIC X.25 for UNIX 4.3 BSD and ULTRIX 2.0  .    49
     2.8.2. Excelan, Inc.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   51
         2.8.2.1. Excelan VMS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   51
     2.8.3. Network Research Corporation  . . . . . . . . . . . . .    53
         2.8.3.1. Network Research Corporation FUSION for X.25  . .    53
     2.8.4. SRI International  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   55
         2.8.4.1. SRI Multinet  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    55
         2.8.4.2. SRI Multinet NFS Client  . . . . . . . . . . . . .   58
         2.8.4.3. SRI Multinet NFS Server  . . . . . . . . . . . . .   61
     2.8.5. TGV, Incorporated  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   63
         2.8.5.1. TGV Multinet  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    63
         2.8.5.2. TGV MultiNet NFS Server  . . . . . . . . . . . . .   66
         2.8.5.3. TGV MultiNet NFS Client  . . . . . . . . . . . . .   68
     2.8.6. University of California, Berkeley  . . . . . . . . . .    70
         2.8.6.1. U.C. Berkeley UNIX 4.3 BSD  . . . . . . . . . . .    70
         2.8.6.2. U.C. Berkeley UNIX 4BSD Networking Release #1  . .   72
     2.8.7. Process Software Corporation  . . . . . . . . . . . . .    74
         2.8.7.1. TCPware for VMS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   74
     2.8.8. ProTech Computer Group  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    78
         2.8.8.1. PASSAGE System V  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    78
 2.9. EPILOGUE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   80
 2.10. EXCELAN  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    82
     2.10.1. LAN Service for Micro VMS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    82
     2.10.2. LAN WorkPlace for DOS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    84
     2.10.3. MULTINET host-based TCP/IP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   86
     2.10.4. TCP/IP Network Software for XENIX-based IBM-PC ATs  . .   88
 2.11. ENCORE COMPUTER CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    90
     2.11.1. MPX-32  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   90
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 2.12. HALLEY SYSTEMS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   91
     2.12.1. ConnectVIEW Network Management System  . . . . . . . .    91
 2.13. HONEYWELL INFORMATION SYSTEMS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    93
     2.13.1. Honeywell Federal Systems  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    93
 2.14. IBM/COMPATIBLES  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    95
     2.14.1. PC/COMPATIBLES  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   95
         2.14.1.1. Amateur Radio KA9Q TCP/IP  . . . . . . . . . . .    95
     2.14.2. Beame & Whiteside Software Ltd. TCP/IP  . . . . . . . .   98
         2.14.2.1. BW?TEL/BWKREL, BWNFS, BWNETBIOS  . . . . . . . .    98
     2.14.3. Chi Corporation  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   100
         2.14.3.1. Chi LinkUP UTS for DOS  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  100
         2.14.3.2. ChiLAN PC Terminal and Host Uniscope Servers  . .  102
     2.14.4. Diversified Computer Systems, Inc.  . . . . . . . . . .  104
         2.14.4.1. EM320  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   104
         2.14.4.2. EM4010  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  106
         2.14.4.3. EM4105  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  108
     2.14.5. Excelan, Inc.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   109
         2.14.5.1. Excelan EXOS 8011 - TCP/IP for XENIX-based IBM-PC
              ATs  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  109
         2.14.5.2. Excelan LAN WorkPlace for PCs Running Unix System
              V.3  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  111
     2.14.6. Frontier Technology  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   113
         2.14.6.1. Frontier Technology Super-X.400  . . . . . . . .   113
         2.14.6.2. Frontier Technology Super-X.25  . . . . . . . . .  114
         2.14.6.3. Frontier Technology Super TCP/IP  . . . . . . . .  115
         2.14.6.4. Frontier Technology Super-Gateway  . . . . . . .   117
     2.14.7. FTP Software  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  118
         2.14.7.1. PC/TCP for OS/2  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   118
     2.14.8. Santa Cruz Operation  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  120
         2.14.8.1. SCO TCP/IP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  120
     2.14.9. Sirius Systems, Inc.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  122
         2.14.9.1. Sirius Systems, Inc. Internet-PC  . . . . . . . .  122
     2.14.10. Stanford University  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  124
         2.14.10.1. Stanford IBM PC  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  124
     2.14.11. The Software Group Ltd.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  125
         2.14.11.1. Netcom II  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  125
         2.14.11.2. NetcomRouter for Netcom II  . . . . . . . . . .   128
     2.14.12. Unisys Corporation  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   130
         2.14.12.1. Unisys Corporation NET-PC  . . . . . . . . . . .  130
     2.14.13. 3Com Corporation  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   131
         2.14.13.1. 3Com 3+ open TCP Demand Protocol Arcitecture  .   131
 2.15. IBM MAINFRAMES  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  132
     2.15.1. Interlink  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   132
         2.15.1.1. ACC ACCES/MVS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   132
     2.15.2. Mitek Systems Corporation  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   134
         2.15.2.1. Mitek OpenConnect Systems TELNET/FTP CLIENTS, FTP
              SERVER and FTP BATCH  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   134
         2.15.2.2. Mitek Systems TELNET Server Version 3  . . . . .   136
         2.15.2.3. Mitek OpenConnect Systems Telnet Client Full
              Screen Option  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  138
     2.15.3. Simware, Inc.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   140
         2.15.3.1. SIMPC Master  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  140
         2.15.3.2. Sim3278 TCP/IP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  142
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         2.15.3.3. Simware Inc. SIM3278/TCPIP  . . . . . . . . . . .  143
         2.15.3.4. SIMXFER  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   144
 2.16. INTERGRAPH CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  145
     2.16.1. Intergraph TCP/IP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   145
 2.17. MACINTOSH  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   146
     2.17.1. Mt. Xinu  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  146
         2.17.1.1. K-Spool  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   146
         2.17.1.2. K-Talk  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  148
     2.17.2. TCPORT  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  150
     2.17.3. Lachman Associates  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  151
         2.17.3.1. NetBIOS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   151
         2.17.3.2. System V STREAMS TCP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  153
 2.18. NCR TOWER SYSTEMS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   155
     2.18.1. Excelan NCR Tower Software  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  155
 2.19. PRIME COMPUTER, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  156
     2.19.1. Prime TCP/IP-X.25  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   156
     2.19.2. Prime WSI300  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  158
 2.20. THE SANTA CRUZ OPERATION, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  159
     2.20.1. SCO NFS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   159
     2.20.2. SCO Xenix Net  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   161
     2.20.3. SCO Xsight  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  163
 2.21. SEQUENT COMPUTER SYSTEMS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  165
     2.21.1. Dynix TCP/IP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  165
 2.22. SUN MICROSYSTEMS, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  166
     2.22.1. Proteon, Inc.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   166
         2.22.1.1. Proteon ProNET Device Drivers  . . . . . . . . .   166
 2.23. SYNTAX SYSTEMS, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  168
     2.23.1. SMBserver for TCP/IP Networks  . . . . . . . . . . . .   168
 2.24. UNISYS CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  170
     2.24.1. CHI CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   170
         2.24.1.1. Chi LinkUP for Unix  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   170
     2.24.2. Unisys Corporation  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  172
         2.24.2.1. BTOS X.25 Network Gateway  . . . . . . . . . . .   172
         2.24.2.2. DDP-PPC  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   174
         2.24.2.3. OSI-FTAM  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  175
         2.24.2.4. OSI-MHS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   176
         2.24.2.5. Unisys A Series Systems  . . . . . . . . . . . .   177
         2.24.2.6. Unisys 1100 and 2200 Systems  . . . . . . . . . .  179
         2.24.2.7. Unisys DDN5000, DDN6000, DDN7000  . . . . . . . .  181
         2.24.2.8. Unisys NET5000, NET6000, NET7000  . . . . . . . .  183
         2.24.2.9. Unisys OSI Products  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   184
     2.24.3. University of Maryland  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  186
         2.24.3.1. U. of Maryland IP/TCP-1100  . . . . . . . . . . .  186
 2.25. VXM Technologies, Inc.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  188
     2.25.1. TIM  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   188
 2.26. XEROX CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   189
     2.26.1. Xerox XDE  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   189
 2.27. SOFTWARE MULTIPLE-MACHINE IMPLEMENTATIONS  . . . . . . . . .   191
     2.27.1. BANYAN SYSTEMS, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  191
         2.27.1.1. VINES TCP/IP Routing Option  . . . . . . . . . .   191
         2.27.1.2. VINES TCP/IP Server-to-Server Option  . . . . . .  194
     2.27.2. FRONTIER TECHNOLOGY  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   196
         2.27.2.1. Frontier Technology Super-X.25 Library  . . . . .  196
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     2.27.3. INTEGRAPH CORP.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   198
         2.27.3.1. Network File System  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   198
         2.27.3.2. Network Queuing System  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  200
     2.27.4. LACHMAN ASSOCIATES  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  202
         2.27.4.1. OSI LAN Transport Software  . . . . . . . . . . .  202
         2.27.4.2. OSI/TCP Application Facility  . . . . . . . . . .  204
         2.27.4.3. OSI WAN Transport Software  . . . . . . . . . . .  205
         2.27.4.4. SendX/400 Mail Gateway  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  206
         2.27.4.5. X.400 Gateway API  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   207
         2.27.4.6. X.400 MTA  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   208
     2.27.5. MARI ADVANCED SYSTEMS LTD  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   210
         2.27.5.1. QNX  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   210
         2.27.5.2. TCP/IP for QNX  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  211
     2.27.6. RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE  . . . . . . . . . . . . .   212
         2.27.6.1. Research Triangle Institute FREEDOMNET  . . . . .  212
     2.27.7. SIRIUS SYSTEMS, INC. (CONVERGENT TECHNOLOGIES)  . . . .  215
         2.27.7.1. Sirius Systems Internet-CT  . . . . . . . . . . .  215
     2.27.8. THE SOFTWARE GROUP LTD.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   217
         2.27.8.1. X.25 Interface Package  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  217
     2.27.9. U.C. BERKELEY  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   219
         2.27.9.1. TN3270  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  219
     2.27.10. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA  . . . . . . . . . . . . .   221
         2.27.10.1. The ISO Development Environment  . . . . . . . .  221
     2.27.11. WELLFLEET COMMUNICATIONS, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . .   225
         2.27.11.1. TCP/IP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   225

3. HARDWARE IMPLEMENTATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 227

 3.1. APPLE COMPUTER, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   227
     3.1.1. Frontier Technologies Corporation  . . . . . . . . . . .  227
         3.1.1.1. MAC II-DDN  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   227
     3.1.2. KINETICS, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   229
         3.1.2.1. K-Talk  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   229
     3.1.3. Novell  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   231
         3.1.3.1. EtherPort IIL  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  231
 3.2. AYDIN MONITOR SYSTEMS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  233
     3.2.1. Network Access Controller  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  233
 3.3. 3COM CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   235
     3.3.1. 3Com Netbuilder Bridges  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  235
     3.3.2. 3Com 6S/X.25  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   236
     3.3.3. 3Com Internetworking Bridge/3  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  237
     3.3.4. 3Com Internetworking Bridge/1  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  238
     3.3.5. 3Com Communications Server CS/2000, CS/3000  . . . . . .  239
     3.3.6. 3Com Brouter  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   240
     3.3.7. 3Station 2/ED  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  241
 3.4. COMPUTER NETWORK TECHNOLOGY  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  242
     3.4.1. LANLord 8000  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   242
 3.5. DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  243
     3.5.1. Digital Equipment Corporation  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  243
         3.5.1.1. DEC 3100  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   243
         3.5.1.2. Internet Gateway  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   244
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 3.6. SIMPACT ASSOCIATES, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   245
     3.6.1. Simpact Associates, Inc.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   245
         3.6.1.1. DDN X.25  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   245
 3.7. EXCELAN  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  247
     3.7.1. EXport 2000 Communications Server  . . . . . . . . . . .  247
 3.8. FALCON MICROSYSTEMS, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  249
     3.8.1. EtherSC  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  249
     3.8.2. Etherport II  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   251
     3.8.3. Etherport-SE  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   253
 3.9. FORD AEROSPACE CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   255
     3.9.1. Ford Multinet Gateway  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  255
 3.10. GATEWAY COMMUNICATIONS, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  257
     3.10.1. G/X.25 Gateway  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  257
     3.10.2. G/ETHERNET AND PC-TCP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   259
     3.10.3. G/Remote Bridge and Gateway  . . . . . . . . . . . . .   260
 3.11. HALLEY SYSTEMS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  261
     3.11.1. Halley Systems Ethernet Brouter  . . . . . . . . . . .   261
     3.11.2. Halley Systems Token Ring Brouter  . . . . . . . . . .   263
 3.12. HARRIS COMPUTER SYSTEMS DIVISION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  265
     3.12.1. X.25 with TCP/IP Protocols (DDN)  . . . . . . . . . . .  265
 3.13. IBM/COMPATIBLES  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   268
     3.13.1. Frontier Technologies Corporation  . . . . . . . . . .   268
         3.13.1.1. Frontier LAN-Fax  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  268
     3.13.2. Frontier Technologies Corporation  . . . . . . . . . .   270
         3.13.2.1. Frontier PC/AT-DDN  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  270
         3.13.2.2. Frontier PS/2-DDN  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   272
         3.13.2.3. Frontier RT-DDN  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   274
     3.13.3. Western Digital  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   275
         3.13.3.1. Western Digital PC/TCP  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  275
 3.14. INTERPHASE CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  277
     3.14.1. V/Ethernet 3207 Hawk Controller for VMEbus  . . . . . .  277
     3.14.2. Interphase V/Ethernet 4207 VMEbus Controller  . . . . .  279
 3.15. KINETICS, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  280
     3.15.1. EtherPort SEL  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   280
 3.16. OPUS SYSTEMS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  282
     3.16.1. Opus 400 PM  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   282
     3.16.2. TCP/IP for Opus Systems Personal Mainframes  . . . . .   283
 3.17. QMS, Inc.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   284
     3.17.1. QMS X320ImageServer XP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  284
     3.17.2. QMS X308/S ImageServer XP TURBO  . . . . . . . . . . .   286
 3.18. TIMEPLEX  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  288
     3.18.1. Timeplex TIME/LAN 10 Routing Bridges  . . . . . . . . .  288
     3.18.2. Timeplex TIME/LAN FDDI Concentrator+  . . . . . . . . .  290
     3.18.3. Timeplex TIME/LAN 100 Routers  . . . . . . . . . . . .   292
 3.19. TEKTRONIX, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   294
     3.19.1. Tektronix 6130 Intelligent Graphics Workstation  . . .   294
 3.20. HARDWARE MULTIPLE-MACHINE IMPLEMENTATIONS  . . . . . . . . .   297
     3.20.1. CHI CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   297
         3.20.1.1. Chi CCP TCP/IP  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  297
     3.20.2. MITEK OPENCONNECT SYSTEMS CORPORATION  . . . . . . . .   299
         3.20.2.1. Mitek OpenConnect Server  . . . . . . . . . . . .  299
         3.20.2.2. Mitek Presentation Services  . . . . . . . . . .   301
         3.20.2.3. Mitek Connectivity Solutions for the IBM
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              Application  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  303
     3.20.3. WELLFLEET COMMUNICATIONS, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . .  306
         3.20.3.1. Wellfleet Link Node Model Number 2000 (LN)  . . .  306
         3.20.3.2. Wellfleet Concentrator Node Model Number 3000
              (CN)  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   307

4. ANALYSIS TOOLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308

 4.1. DATA GENERAL CORPORATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   308
     4.1.1. DG/Sniffer LAN Protocol Analyzer  . . . . . . . . . . .   308
 4.2. EON SYSTEMS, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  310
     4.2.1. LanProbe Network Analysis System  . . . . . . . . . . .   310
 4.3. EXCELAN, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  311
     4.3.1. LANalyzer EX 5000 Series Network Analyzers  . . . . . .   311
 4.4. FTP Software  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   313
     4.4.1. FTP Software LANWatch  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  313
 4.5. HEWLETT PACKARD  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  315
 4.6. INTERACTIVE SYSTEMS CORP.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  317
     4.6.1. Simple Network Management Protocol  . . . . . . . . . .   317
 4.7. NETLABS, INC.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  319
     4.7.1. Netlabs CMOT Agent  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   319
     4.7.2. Netlabs Dual Manager  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   320
     4.7.3. Netlabs SNMP Agent  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   322
 4.8. PSI  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  323
     4.8.1. SNMP Version 3.0 TCP/IP Management Software  . . . . . .  323

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 324

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