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Re: INTERNET <> X.25 question.. please help !! it's been two months !!

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From: tto... Tony Toews
Date: Mon, 22 Apr 1996 00:00
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ar...@voicenet.com (Virtual Matrix) wrote:

>	I've been looking for the answer for two months already 
>but it seems as no one knows anything about the issue.
>	So, the question. I need to connect to a machine in x.25
>network. I do know X.25 address of that machine and i have an
>account on it.. And i need to do it FROM internet.. HOW ? Is there
>any converters publicly available where i can make telnet and from
>there i am in x.25 ? what do i do ? PLEASE HELP !!

I suspect you will need to talk to your telco and get a matching X.25
connection at your end.  I doubt it can be done via the Internet.
The protocols are very different.   

Depending on the configuration this cost you hundreds of dollars per
month for the full time hookup as well as packet charges.  Totally
different concept than Internet!

Tony
Tony Toews, Independent Computer Consultant
Jack of a few computer related trades and master (or certified) of none.
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From: tto...@agt.net (Tony Toews)
Subject: Re: INTERNET <> X.25 question.. please help !! it's been two months !!
Date: 1996/04/22
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