>On Tue, 11 Dec 2001, Zane H. Healy wrote:
>
>> > Isn't that licensed under the UCX pak?
>>
>> No, UCX is TCPIP. You need DVNETEND or DVNETEXT.
>>
>> Zane
>
>Oh.
> I have to admit, VMS pretty much escapes me in general. Give me a
>little time with most any unix and I can get around pretty OK, but
>I've been trying off-and-on for a year to get my head around this stuff
>and it just don't hunt. I'm still looking for that magical "first clue".
>
> Doc
Well, you just stumbled across what's probably the most confusing part of
VMS! Namely trying to figure out which license PAKs activate which
networking bits :^)
Dunno, I came to VMS from a strong UNIX background, and now I prefer VMS
for the most part. It just clicked for me I guess. OTOH, maybe it's just
my love of books getting the best of me :^) You can't beat the OpenVMS
docset!
What kind of problems are you having with VMS? Outside of comp.os.vms this
is probably the best place to ask VMS related questions.
Zane
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