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mboening.pad@sni.de (Martin Boening) writes:

>Hello

>a short question to the net: we have a Sun Sparcstation 2 running SunOS
>4.1.2 with SunNet X.25 7.0 installed. Is it possible to run Isode 8.0 on
>top of that. (I think so, because I compiled it, but I had to ``patch''
>a couple of files in the tsap directory in order to do so). And if it is
>possible, can I run PP X.400 on top of Isode 8.0 on top of SunNet X.25
>or do I absolutely NEED SunNet OSI in order to have TP[04] available in
>order to have X.400?

Yes it is possible, you don't need SunNet OSI.

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Hi again,

here, in short, what I learned since asking the question described in
the subject line:

a) you can indeed run Isode 8.0 on top of Sunnet X.25 7.0, and PP on top
  of Isode.

b) If I had read the configuration hints more closely, I would have seen
   that besides a sunnet7.{h|make} combo, which is intended for Sunnet
   OSI 7.0 [and which I hacked for my Sunnet X.25 setup, thinking there
   was nothing else], there is also a sunnetx.{h|make} combo for Sunnet
   X.25. Using this after having it pointed out to me, I didn't even
   need to patch anything in the tsap directory any more - the
   compilation went without a hitch.

Thanks for your answers. I got answers from the following people:

Andreas Israel <A.Israel@hrz.tu-chemnitz.de> <- German support center
                           for Isode, working for the DFN Verein, e.V.

Harald Tveit Alvestrand <Harald.Alvestrand@delab.sintef.no>

Ian (?) G. Batten <I.G.Batten@fulcrum.bt.co.uk>

and

Gerhard Winkler <gw@cc.univie.ac.at> (by way of a news postings)

I'd like this to be the acknowledgement for the received answers.
Thank's for your support.

So long,
Martin
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