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TCP-Group Digest Thu, 2 Apr 98 Volume 98 : Issue 39
Today's Topics:
Minimal IP Router
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Date: 1 Apr 1998 12:18:22 U
From: James Thomas-QA1424 <James_Thomas-QA1424@email.mot.com>
Subject: Minimal IP Router
I do not believe there are any updates to the JNOS40 for the Data Engine. If
there are I would like to get a copy of it myself.
The original JNOS author no longer maintains JNOS. JNOS for PCs updates have
been continued by another author and are available by ftp on ftp.ucsd.edu.
Also the Data Engine is no longer sold by Kantronics. It was a tnc that used a
NEC Procesoor similiar to the 8086 used in a PC. It had room for 2 plug in
modem cards. The modem cards in the DE series were available for single 1200
thru 19K2 packet speeds. It makes a nice node or router using a 1200 modem for
user acces and a 9600 modem card for backbone linking.
Jim Thomas - N9MOO
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>>From: "Mark Cheeseman" <cheese@websource.com.au>
>Subject: Minimal IP router?
>I've been looking for a stand-alone box with no moving parts that
>can route IP over at least 2 ports and can figure out its own routes.
>I've come across a JNOS version (JNOS40) that runs on the Kantronics
>Data Engine, which seems ideal for my application. The trouble is,
>the only version I can find is over 4 years old and uses RSPF 2.0,
>which I'm told is pretty buggy.
>Has there been any development on JNOS40 (or something similar) since
>1994? I'm open to other suggestions too - the Data Engine/JNOS
>combination just comes closest to what I'm looking for so far. It
>really is overkill for my application - I just need a 2+ port
>router.
>73
>Mark VK2XGK
>Mark Cheeseman WebSource Pty Ltd cheese@websource.com.au
>Tel +61 2 9936 8689 Fax +61 2 9955 8871 http://www.websource.com.au
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