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Conference ufhis::siemens_communication

Title:Siemens Connectivity
Notice:FTSIE Contact is Michael Eisenhut @MUC 865-1487
Moderator:UFHIS::MEISENHU
Created:Tue Aug 30 1988
Last Modified:Mon Feb 19 1996
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:195
Total number of notes:512

60.0. "9750 emulation on PC, over DECnet ?" by KETJE::PACCO () Tue Apr 10 1990 15:44

    Has somebody already encountered the need to connect MS-DOS PC's in
    9750 terminal emulation over DECnet to BS2000 ?  Which are the most
    appropriate solutions ?  Can these solutions also do file transfer?
    
    What is the best integration strategy to integrate PC's to Siemens
    and to DEC at the same time ?
    
    Dominique PACCO.
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60.1PSCA and MEPOSIECCGY4::STROHMAIERWed Apr 11 1990 19:315
    I only can imagin PCSA, MEPOSI and FTSIE - but I only have limited
    imagination...
    
    Regards
    Elisabeth
60.29750 via PC per 2/93FROCKY::KREMPELMatias Krempel - Finance DCC D.A.CH.Wed Feb 17 1993 10:2026
    Having worked on that problem as well I found, that the lastest version
    of MEP-OSI (from INTEGRATA) will support 9750 on the PC.
    
    According to what they have told me they use an ULTRIX system as a
    relay to map from conventional DECnet to VOTS (TP 4) via XTI which is used 
    as a transport feature for the connection to their 96xx frontends. No
    specific software is needed on the BS2000 apart from SIEMENS DCAM V11.
    
    The option will be available around March 93 (should be demoed at
    CEBIT).
    
    No performance / sizing data for the ULTRIX server was available. Also
    my liaison at Integrata was not able to tell me about whether/when it
    would be available on OSF/1 AXP. However he stated that INTEGRATA has
    moved to partable C programming as a baisis for their product
    development (which should make it reasonably easy to do the port).
    
    INTEGRATA software costs per PC should be round DM 1.000,-- which they
    think will make it competitive to other 97xx emulation solutions.
    
    Theoratically TELNET could be a cheap alternative. Having talked to
    some people from the "scene" I got the message, that the mapping from 
    TELNET to 97xx on the BS2000 would we still cumbersome. (This mapping
    is something similar to TN3270 on the IBM).