>I don't think routing would be an issue as long as you're all in the same
>(oh, what do you call it "sub-net" or "region", something like that). Of
>course if you've more than 1024 machines, then you'd have a problem, BUT
>any hobbiest with that many machines running DECnet HAS a problem :^)
They're called 'areas' in DECnet... up to 1023 nodes in each of 63
areas (10 bits for node, 6 bits for area) at least. I've forgotten if
area 0 is allowed...
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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Received on Tue Feb 23 1999 - 20:06:49 GMT