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4335 in normal response mode?

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From: Steve Reynolds
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 09:41
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Does any one know the relationship between X.25 (8208) and 4335 when used in 
Normal response mode?

How is addressing performed?
What is the relationship in terms of call to secondary mapping?

Am I missing a vital spec that I dont know about?



I understand that NRM is similar to SDLC. Is there an equivalent protocol to QLLC here
for encapsulation over X.25?


I realise this may sound like two problems, but what I actually want to do is the equivalent of carrying SDLC traffic over X.25 using QLLC.

thanks in advance 

Steve Reynolds
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Subject: 4335 in normal response mode?
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