VMS TCP/IP?

----- Original Message ----- From: "Curt Vendel" <curt(a)atari-history.com> To: <cctalk(a)classiccmp.org> Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 11:00 AM Subject: VMS TCP/IP? There is CMU/IP, freeware IP stack originally developed at Carnegie-Mellon Uni. Not sure what version it was in the end, 6.something I think, most things work ok with it, though it's a little slow. Rather buggy too, though perhaps less so than the versions of UCX that were around at the time it was written. Haven't seen anything on it for a while, I think the support mailing list is dead these days. I think there are still versions of it out there in use and a search of the web will find it for you somewhere. Open source so those with the skills could tinker with it, but it's getting pretty old. Can't recall what language it was written in, I don't *think* it was c. UCX is available and comes on the VMS distribution these days, still a bit twitchy but better than it was, if you have the hobbyist VMS licence it covers it too IIRC. No, but WASD is freeware, and very well supported. We are a WASD beta site and I know the developer personally, he telnets in to play with it on the Vax here. (Lives in Adelaide, just up the road, - about 140 miles) Really good. It doesn't like CMU though, we tried it early in the WASD development days and it did some very odd things to web pages that were completely cured by a shift to Multinet... Works ok with Multinet, UCX (properly patched) and TCPWare. Still using Multinet 3.2 Rev B here. (OLD now) Available for Vax or Alpha. (Runs on Vax 6440 VMS 6.0 here). Cheers Geoff in Oz