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Subject: Re: VAX <----> UNIX mail delivery
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From: dwing@uh01.Colorado.EDU (Dan Wing)
Date: 23 Feb 94 09:01:28 MDT
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In article <0097A7D0.7CF9F060.31364@IREARN.BITNET>, SAEED KHADEMI <saeed@IREARN.BITNET> writes:
>Dear all,
>  I read the MX installation document. It says that for suporting SMTP,
>MX mailer needs NETLIB software installed.
>  How and Where can I find NETLIB? Is it public domain software and if
>yes, does anyone knows any anonymous ftp site for getting this software?
>Regards,
>Saeed.

You need an underlying TCP/IP package as well, such as CMU/IP (free, available 
from ftp.csus.edu in /pub/cmuip), or any one of the following commercial
packages (which are all supported by NETLIB):

  o  DEC UCX (now called "TCP/IP Services for VMS") -- contact your
           Digital sales rep.
  o  TGV MultiNet -- contact sales@tgv.com
  o  Process Software TCPware -- contact sales@process.com

The newest version of NETLIB, which will be included in the next release of
MX (after MX V3.3) includes support for Wollongong's PathWay TCP/IP product
for VMS.

NETLIB may also work with other TCP/IP packages that have UCX emulations, but
I don't believe it has been tested on any but the above packages.

-Dan Wing, Systems Administrator, University Hospital, Denver
 dwing@uh01.colorado.edu or wing@eisner.decus.org