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Hmmm... I hate to jump in with an answer like this, since my knowledge
of what's in 57xx-TC1 isn't very concrete, but...
I was led to believe that TCP/IP itself (the support for sending TCP/IP
data over a network) is part of the base operating system, BUT...
The TCP/IP *utilities* (TELNET, FTP, PING, et al) are part of the TC1
product. So without TC1 you could run TCP/IP networking -- and
potentially install/write your own TCP/IP software. But you'd need TC1
to use the IBM-provided utilities that run over that networking...
But, I don't remember where I heard that or in what context, so take
what I say with a grain of salt.
Charles Wilt wrote:
Now-a-days TCP/IP itself is part of the base OS.
Though I don't know what's left in 57xxTC1.
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