TCP/IP & NFS for SCO XENIX

Travis Bissett tbissett at nstar.rn.com
Sat Mar 2 04:19:10 AEST 1991


jchin at van-bc.wimsey.bc.ca (Joseph Chin) writes:

> I am looking for suggestions on TCP/IP and NFS (very important) packages
> for SCO XENIX 386 (GT). I need to network several 386s running SCO XENIX
> and Interactive UNIX to a SparcStation 1+ and a NeXT. It is easy to
> network the SparcStation, NeXT, and Interactive UNIX 386 ... but XENIX is
> a complete mystery to me. I don't have the option of upgrading to SCO
> UNIX for the next little while.
> 
I am under the strong impression that you can't get there from here, when 
"here" is Xenix and "there" is NFS. My info is over a year old, but I was 
told that I had to upgrade so many things such as BSD sockets that I ended 
up with Unix -- i.e. I had to upgrade to SCO Unix in order to have NFS. I'm 
currently using Recal/Interlan's NP621-386 TCP/IP package. My dealer may not 
be the sharpest in this area, but my repeated inquiries in this subject have 
not turned up anything to change the basic premises of what I jsut told you. 
If you hear anything majorly different, I, too, would like to know :-)


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