SVR4 Transport Layer Interface

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2 total messages Started by Daniel Joseph Burns Sun, 07 Apr 1991 01:03

#93

Author: Daniel Joseph Burns
Date: Sun, 07 Apr 1991 01:03

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Does anyone know if Concurrent supports (or plans to support) the System V
Release 4 Transport Layer Interface (TLI)?  I am interested in moving from
RPC to transport-independent RPC (TI-RPC) so that my network applications
can run on networks with protocol layers different from TCP-IP.

(P.S. Thanks everyone for the tip on using GNU tar to accomplish an rdump.)
-- 

Dan
dan@seti.jpl.nasa.gov

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Re: SVR4 Transport Layer Interface

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Author: Simon Rosenthal
Date: Sat, 04 May 1991 01:11

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TLI will be supported in RTU 6.0 (just going into beta, and don't even
think of asking me when it will start shipping ... ). Unfortunately
we will still be shipping the old version of SUN RPC/XDR, which just 
supports TCP/IP with a socket interface. 

The Networking/Communications group would really like to hear your
wishlists - the reality is that there are far more networking 
standards out there than we can realistically support, so we have to
prioritize. Knowing our customers' requirements and wishlists helps a lot. 


						Simon Rosenthal
						Networking/Communications Group.

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