SCO TCP/IP for XENTX Runtime System: OPINIONS/COMMENTS WANTED!
    Admiral Richard Muirden 
    s892024 at minyos.xx.rmit.oz
       
    Wed Oct 17 17:47:53 AEST 1990
    
    
  
hi,
Today I was given a blank order form and asked to order SCO's TCP/IP. Now
this is all very nice but I'd like to know how well [or badly] it performs
on a 386 system. We are running SCO Xenix 2.3.2 on an 80386/20.
Some things I would like to know:
* What is the latest version available
* What are its features (ie: telnet, rlogin, ftp, else?)
* What are its limits?
* Have you found any bugs in the s/w?
* Is there a better (cheaper?) product availble that will run on SCO Xenix.
* Will it run with a 3Com Etherlink I (3C501) or Etherlink II (3C503) without
  problems?
Also we are looking at getting the runtime system. Will this have all I nned?
what exactly is the difference between the TCP/IP RTS and the Devsys.
I will post a summary of any/all replies.
Thanks for any help you can give!
Richard.
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Richard Muirden            Humble Computer Science Student and Star Trek fan!
    Spock: "Humans smile with so little provocation" ("Journey to Babel")
I am only a student of RMIT, my opinions (expressed or otherwise) are my own.
                     Mail: s892024 at minyos.xx.rmit.OZ.AU           
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