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Article #1594Re: MacTCP ?
From: timk
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 1989 03:36
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 1989 03:36
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MacTCP is a TCP/IP driver from Apple Computer. There are three ways which I know of to get a copy: 1. APDA single machine license 2. Site license - call Apple licensing 3. Purchase a product such as TCP/Connect. Any company can arrange with Apple (for a price) to ......asdf.asdf (legal muckety muck) l...... so that each user gets a machine license to use MacTCP with the product. NCSA Telnet does not come with MacTCP, so you have to obtain a license for it yourself. You can, of course, continue to use our TCP/IP layers instead(they cannot co-reside with MacTCP). Source to MacTCP calling routines and our TCP/IP layers is provided with v2.3. Tim Krauskopf NCSA
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