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Implementing Multiprotocol Solutions with Digital

Overview Your OpenVMS network has been a mainstay of your business for years. You rely on it daily for crucial applications. But with the pace and type of changes occurring in business and technology, you need to be able to do more -- and do it better and faster. DECnet-Plus integrates seamlessly with X.25 Packet Switched Data Networks and IBM SNA networks, enabling users to send and receive information using DECnet, TCP/IP, or OSI transports across these wide area networks (WANs). Given the importance of TCP/IP for current and future computing capabilities, and the fact that DECnet Phase IV runs only the proprietary DECnet protocols, OpenVMS customers have some key choices to make.

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Publisher	Compaq	File Format	HTML
Date Published	August 2003	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Wide Area Networks (WAN), TCP - IP, Digital VMS, SSL - TLS

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