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> Subject:        How to use a Sun workstation as a X-server for VAX/VMS.
> Sun:            Running SunOS 4.0.3 and X11 release 3 from MIT.
> Vax:            Running VAX/VMS 5.1-1, including DECwindows.
> Communication:  Ethernet
> 
> I installed the Sun DNI
> software to extent the Sun networking capabilities with DECnet.
> But now the installation of the MIT release 3 of X11. During the installation
> the compiler was looking for two files which should be in
/usr/include/netdnet
> called : dn.h and dnetdb.h. There wasn't a directory called netdnet.
> remaining, namely : ld: undefined symbol (_dnet_conn).
> There are some files missing, and they are not supplied with the X release
> and also not with the Sun DNI software package.

	<netdnet/dn.h>, <netdnet/dnetdb.h> and dnet_conn(3dn) are
	DECnet-ULTRIX include files and subroutines (ie. they are
	specific to DECnet-ULTRIX's implementation of DECnet).

	dnet_conn(3dn) is used to establish a connection to a
	specified remote node/object.  Just replace the call
	to dnet_conn(3dn) with SunLink DNI's equiv routine
	(or set of library/socket calls).

	In the interm (ie. before you modify the X sources) if you
	need to pop up windows between your VMS systems running
	DECnet and your Sun system's running TCP/IP, and you have
	a nearby DECnet-ULTRIX node running V3.0 or later, install
	the unsupported subset and then take a look at the README
	file in the /usr/examples/decnet/gatethru directory.  It
	will tell you how to use the example program in that directory
	as a transport level bridge between DECnet and TCP/IP for
	the purpose of talking X11.

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|Jeff Michaud    michaud@decwrl.dec.com  michaud@decvax.dec.com|
|DECnet-ULTRIX   #include <standard/disclaimer.h>              |
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