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Customer would like to use on a Risc/6000 an isa bus adapter in order
to write his own application for multiprotocol
environment(BSC,SDLC,HDLC)
In particular for HDLC he need to work with UI (unnumbered information)
at level 2.
Do we have a solution? We are proposing to contact APERTUS and TPS
that having solutions on HP/SUN/WIN platforms may satisfy their needs.
Thanks.
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RESPONSE:
The solution we have is to use AIXLink X.25 version 1.1.3 with
either of the following adapters:
ISA X.25 Coprocessor/1 (1 port V.24, V.35, or X.21)
ISA Artic Multiport Modle 2 (8 ports V.24, or 6 ports V.35, or
6 ports X.21)
With AIXLink X.25 you can use the DLPI programming libraries,
covered in 6-1 to 6-24 of the AIXLink X.25 Guide and Reference
(SC23-2520-02), to write information directly to level 2
(LAPB) of the X.25 layers. Sample code to write and recieve
information across LAPB is contained in /usr/samples/sx25/npi
as dlpiclient.c and dlpiserver.c.
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