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In article <3132E13E.41C6@cis.uni-muenchen.de>, Max Hadersbeck
<max@cis.uni-muenchen.de> writes:
|>Hi
|>We have a PDP11/73 perfectly running and running in our labs to extract
|>experimetal data. But we want to copy the data to the UNIX world.
|>We have da DEQNA and want to transfer the data with ftp to UNIX hosts.
|>The other possibility is to transfer them to DEC via decnet and from
|>there with UCX to UNIX.
|>Is there any software available for the DECQNA board or are there other
|>ideas ?
|>Kermit seems to be to slow. 
|>Maybe a connection with a parallel board.
|>Thanks a lot in advance.
|>MAX
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|>Centrum fuer Informations- und Sprachverarbeitung
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Hi,

I have had the same problem here. There several solutions:

1.) there is a tcpip-product from Process Software for RSX.
2.) Use DECnet + a NFS-client on a VMS-Machine you apparently have.
3.) There is a DECnet-TCPIP-Gateway functionality available on
     Ultrix and presumably an OSF/1 - DECunix.

Every solution has its pro's and con's. If you want to know more info
please let me know!

Eberhard Heuser-Hofmann

Max Hadersbeck <max@cis.uni-muenchen.de> writes:

> Kermit seems to be to slow. 

Just to be sure, are you running the latest RT-11 Kermit?
Not that it will speed this up all that much, but just in
case you can get the very latest field test version (also
very stable, I use it myself every day, not to mention I'm
also the guy doing the work on it) from -

  ftp.vnet.net:/pub/users/billy

This one will allow you to SET CONTROL-CHARACTERS UNPREFIXED
as is done with C-Kermit, which will help somewhat.

Billy Y..