RFC1006 summary

"C.DEIGNAN" <C.Deignan@frmy.bull.fr> Fri, 26 August 1994 15:59 UTC

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From: "C.DEIGNAN" <C.Deignan@frmy.bull.fr>
Message-Id: <9408261509.AA11903@myster.frmy.bull.fr>
Subject: RFC1006 summary
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Date: Fri, 26 Aug 94 17:09:02 EET





Hello Everyone,

I'm sorry about the 6 copies of my question that everybody received.
I was a bit scared of sending a summary of the answers in case
it got multiplied into a nuisance. However someone requested it for
themselves, so I'm sending the summary to everyone.

The results:
      ISO/DE does indeed have an RFC1006 component
      NEXOR use an OSI stack which includes RFC1006
		(offered on a range of UNIX? operating systems)
      Digital's XTI offers RFC1006 functions.
      SNI - (Siemens Nixdorf International?) can use RFC with its
		X400 product and with XTI.
      UCOM.X range of products of Telesystemes-E3X include an OSI stack with
      support for RFC-1006.
      Someone mentioned HP and ICL as "possibles"
      .... Oh, and BULL, of course. Works with the OSI stack for AIX 3 and 4.
	   All the "pure" OSI applications and all the APIs can use it.

'Till next time

Ciaran


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RFC1006 summary C.DEIGNAN