At a company I used to work at, we were migrating changing from VMS to AIX
Unix, and I was investigating translating LAT to IP. The only reason that we
decided not to proceed along this route is exactly the problem you describe.
Many DEC LAT devices (esp the older ones) dont have a way to store a
configuration, and need to talk to a server to get a config. After several
discussions with Cisco and the VAR, I could not confirm that Cisco could
make this translation happen. It would have been a major problem and we
decided to completely migrate from LAT instead of risk it.
Scott Meyer
CCNA, CCDA, MCSE, etc
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sarah petto
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 10:25 AM
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Subject: Translating LAT to TCP [7:4980]
We have a need to translate LAT to TCP, for access to DEC ALpha. the
terminal servers that are in use are DEC server 200 and 300 that do not run
TCP/IP. there is a cisco 3660 router that will perform the translation, but
the dec servers are unable to load because it cannot locate a load file.
Has anyone experienced this configuration?
192.168.100.x 172.16.10.x
[Router-A]---------------[Router-B]-----------[Router-C]
| |-----------------IP-------------| |
| |
{LatHostA} {DECAlpha}
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