| 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 |
For a project Digital Belgium is working out for the moment, we need a solution for the following problem: The customer has a BS2000 running mainframe, and is intending to install a LAN running TCP/IP connected to it. The solutions Digital is selling consists of MS-Windows PC's connected on a LAN to a SCO-UNIX server. The server could run TCP/IP or OSI. Also the Netbios layer is used in this environment. We now have a need to let those MS-Windows PC's do 9750 emulation sessions with the BS2000. There is also a need for program to program communication between the MS-Windows PC and an application on the BS2000. If such program-to-program communication is not possible, using an emulator on the PC which has an programming-interface which you could instruct to capture a screen and pass it on would also do. The customer prefers that the MS-Windows PC's are connected to the TCP/IP lan installed on the BS2000. But we think that solutions based on a gateway-PC (LAN <> MSV, BAM or X25) could also do. Who has a suggestion for a solution which solves the program to program communication besides the terminalemulationsessions?
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| 137.1 | Try CCOM in Karlsruhe... | MUDIS3::RBOEDEKER | Tue May 26 1992 18:25 | 11 | |
Contact Fa. CCOM in Karlsruhe, Germany (Phone: x721-61942)
CCOM can offer a solution on SCO-UNIX. I'm not sure if they have
a MS-Windows emulator right now.
If your customer is running TCP/IP there is no reason for a MSV-BOX.
Regards, Ralf
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