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Sys5 SLIP Wanted
- To: TCP-Group@UCSD.Edu
- Subject: Sys5 SLIP Wanted
- From: MSgt S. Sampson - 963 AWACS <ssampson@sabea-oc.af.mil>
- Date: Thu, 30 Jan 92 16:00:29 CST
I'm interested in setting up a demand SLIP link to a 3B2 running Sys5 Unix.
In my ignorance I assumed that SLIP drivers come with all Unix systems. Well
if it does, I haven't found it yet. Next I decided to FTP around and see if
anyone else has done this before. Mostly what I find is SLIP drivers for
MS-DOS.
What I envision is that the Unix box will do a dial-up call to my machine when
a routing comes in, and same for the NOS side (I assume that's what the dialup
stuff is). That way I can scoot packets via radio and telco.
Does something like this exist? Sounds like a nifty way to do IP for someone
who doesn't care if it's only 2400 baud. Is this practical or would the
system time-out before the connection was made?
Steve, n5owk
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