Routing thru X.25 from a cisco to a Sun?

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Author: Rich Messinger x24361 B83, Rm 52...
Date: Mon, 20 Aug 1990 17:09

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Gentlepeople,
	I have a question about if it is feasable to do this and how to do it?

	I currently have a set of cisco routers routing thru an X.25 cloud
	using internal company circuits.  I have a new location that wants
	to join the network but they would rather use a Sun system that 
	they have to do the routing on their end.
	What kinds of problems can I expect to see if any?
	Is there any better or worse software on the Sun end of things?
	We have the current cisco's serial interface as plain X25 encapsulation.

	Any help will be appreciated.
Richard Messinger
Eastman Kodak

Re: Routing thru X.25 from a cisco to a Sun?

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Author: G. Mussar
Date: Tue, 21 Aug 1990 00:19

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I've have connected Suns running the Sunlink x25manager software to
Ciscos through X.25 packet networks. It works just fine (so far). I
don't have enough equipment (ie. Suns) to network them together and
the use one as a gateway router to the X.25 network/Cisco, but, it is
quite feasible.
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