Graduate CIS Course: Upper Layer Protocols

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3 total messages Started by Paul D. Amer Thu, 17 Jan 1991 21:42

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Author: Paul D. Amer
Date: Thu, 17 Jan 1991 21:42

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I am preparing a new graduate level cis course entitled "Upper
Layer Protocols" using -The Open Book- by Marshall
Rose as a text.  Apart from trying to gather copies of ISO standards,
which so far has been difficult, I am interested in finding out
if such a course is being taught elsewhere?  If anyone is interested
in sharing ideas/notes that would go into this course, please
send mail to amer@udel.edu
Thanks.

Does anybody know where to get LM/X & DLPI specs

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Author: Larry Hattery
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 1991 04:12

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I'm trying to get a copy of the Lan Manager X and DLPI
(Data Link Provider Interface).  Is there anyone out there
who knows where I can get a copy.  

I've got calls into Microsoft, but no one has got back to me.

Thanks in advance

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Re: Does anybody know where to get LM/X & DLPI specs

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Author: ROGER JAMES
Date: Wed, 23 Jan 1991 16:59

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In article <1991Jan19.041215.25777@techbook.com> larryha@techbook.com (Larry Hattery) writes:
>I'm trying to get a copy of the Lan Manager X and DLPI
>(Data Link Provider Interface).  Is there anyone out there
>who knows where I can get a copy.  
>
The DLPI spec belongs to ATT. Try the Unix Sales Organisation (USO).
If you get no luck try John Chambers, last time I mailed him his
address was jsc@attunix.uucp.

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