🚀 go-pugleaf

I need clarification on the functionality provided by several software
packages and if a proposed network configuration is missing any pieces.

First of all the proposed network configuration.  I have a remote Netware
Token-Ring LAN with a bridge-router on the lan connected over a 56kps line
to another bridge-router on a Token-ring LAN with an RS/6000 on it. 
The bridge-router will most likely be a proteon with a Token-Ring and 
synchronous port supporting TCP/IP.

I want the following TCP/IP capabilities:  Telnet from Netware LAN to
RS/6000, FTP, remote printing capabilities (from the RS/6000 to a Netware
printer).  From reading other articles I think I will need the following
software.

	1. "LAN Workplace for DOS" - to provide telnet and remote printing
	capabilities, and the ODI shell which allows the LAN adapter to have
	2 different protocol stacks (TCP/IP and IPX).

	2. "Netware NFS" - to provide FTP capabilities. But Netware NFS also
	includes an LPD daemon?

	3. Load the TCP/IP NLM to provide IP forwarding?

	4. ROUTE.COM?

I know remote printing will waste a lot of bandwidth, but the USER is king.

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