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In article <17767@pitt.UUCP> jack@nelslab.wpic.pitt.edu writes:
>I am trying to get a 10BASE-T network set up for a small non-profit which
>can allow DOS and OS/2 and MAC pc's to share printers & files on a server
>(preferably UNIX based), and to have a SLIP or PPP link to a university site
>so that students and faculty can have access to the university network and
>the internet.  I suppose the SLIP could be across a fast modem link, but
>maybe ISDN will be able to handle it eventually(?).  The number of pc's
>is small (5-10) so it must be a reasonably low-cost solution.

>Has anyone done such a network? Can you recommend any source (vendors,
>consultants, etc.) who would do it without blinking? Does anyone have real
>experience with DEC's Pathworks or other Lan Manager versions (NCR), in
>particular the MAC services?

NOTICE:  I WORK FOR NCR....Potential Bias....

The NCR version of Lan Manager inherited from AT&T, MAC services and serving,
including file and print services.  Prior to the AT&T / NCR merger, I worked 
with this product at AT&T and saw it perform.  Hence, I would conclude that
NCR has what you want, and it does work.

For any more details, please contact NCR privately.  (I hope I didn't slide
too deep into a sales pitch... :-))

>Jack

craig
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