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Networking protocols originally designed by DEC in 1975 to connect different VAX computers together but later extended into generic networking protocols. You could get DECnet for OS/2 and most common operating systems in the late 80s and early 90s either as a separate product or bundled with networking software such as DEC PathWorks.

Version

1.0

Links

DECnet for OS2 V1.0 Description - 1989

Author

DEC

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	Networking protocols originally designed by [[DEC]] in 1975 to connect different VAX computers together but later extended into generic networking protocols. You could get DECnet for OS/2 and most common operating systems in the late ~~80's~~ and early ~~90's~~ either as a separate product or bundled with networking software such as ''DEC PathWorks''.		Networking protocols originally designed by [[DEC]] in 1975 to connect different VAX computers together but later extended into generic networking protocols. You could get DECnet for OS/2 and most common operating systems in the late 80s and early 90s either as a separate product or bundled with networking software such as ''DEC PathWorks''.

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