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In article <15053@vdsvax.crd.ge.com> mitchell@farside.crd.ge.com
(Robert Mitchell) writes:
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| I am interested in corresponding with other XTP users and/or 
| implementors. If you have had experience in either of these areas 
| I would very much appreciate hearing from you. The only other
| group using/implementing XTP that I am currently familiar with are
| the Computer Networks Lab at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 
| and a company named Protocol Engines Inc. who are developing a hardware
| implementation (protocol engine) that supports XTP.
| 
| XTP is an acronym for the Xpress Transfer Protocol.
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There is a mailing list, "xtp-relay@pei.com" ("pei" == Protocol Engines, Inc.),
for discussing XTP and its implementations. To have your address added to
the list, send email to "xtp-request@pei.com". There are currently about 100
participants. (Note: The list has been very quiet lately...)

To get a copy of the latest spec (XTP version 3.5) and/or more XTP or PEI
info, send a *surface mail* address to "xtp-request@pei.com". [The spec is
not currently email-able.)


-Rob

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Silicon Graphics, Inc.		(415)335-1673		Protocol Engines, Inc.
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