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system 36 and network

  • Subject: system 36 and network
  • From: DNNJ23A@xxxxxxxxxxx (MR ROY H SCHNAUSS III)
  • Date: Mon, 13 Oct 1997 16:29:03, -0500
 
I have a 5363 system 36 midrange machine.  I was looking in the SSP 
manual and noticed that the machine will somehow interact with a lan 
or a token ring network.  First, I am wondering how this differs from 
a 3270 connection? Furthermore,  What hardware is needed to do this.  
I would love to set up a network to hook the machine into, but am 
somewhat confused as to how it works.


Roy Schnauss
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