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Re: AS/400 or System/3x and BITNET

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From: TRADER
Date: Sun, 04 Sep 1988 17:11
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As far as I know, there is no facility for the Bitnet (RSCS) protocols
on the AS/400. The System/3x's support RJE (Remote Job Entry) with
optional packages, and from what I understand, the RSCS protocols use
a RJE protocol called NJE (Network Job Entry) - then again, the manuals
are at work and it's a Sunday...

As far as the "AS####" machines you mention - they don't sound like an
IBM part number. Lots of machines such as DEC VAXes, Burroughs mainframes,
etc. are on the net, all using RSCS. For example, VAXes use a package
called JNET from Joiner Associates.

                                                Paul McGinnis
                                                TRADER@cup.portal.com
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From: TRADER@cup.portal.COM
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Subject: Re: AS/400 or System/3x and BITNET
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Date: 4 Sep 88 17:11:46 GMT
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