Subj : [WarpCast] TCP/IP 4.3 fix from IBM
To   : David Calafrancesco
From : Stewart Honsberger
Date : Sun Jan 21 2001 03:43 am

Hello David!

Nov 16 2000 00:28, David Calafrancesco wrote to Rich Wonneberger:

 >> IBM reported that some customers reported routing problems with the
 >> recent TCP/IP 4.3 fix (for InJoy). IBM has put a new test fix on
 >> testcase (APAR is IC27649). This fix is for TCP/IP 4.3 only.

 RW>> Isnt 4.x a $$$ upgrade??

 DC> Yup... It is the fully 32bit IP stack. I could have sworn someone in 
 DC> here mentioned they were using it and having problems with InJoy.

A question (open to all, really), but I'm not having trouble with InJoy. 
{smile}

I've got TCP/IP v4.1, which I got for free quite legally when they opened it up 
on their website (if it was an accident, I haven't seen anything to that 
regard). Now, my question is this - must I now PAY if I want to receive any 
upgrades to that TCP/IP stack? ie: Can I download 4.3 as a customer who's 
already received the 4.1 upgrade?

I ask for two reasons; I've seen a few updates to the 4.3 level that interest 
me, and quite frankly, IBM's cash-sucking efforts for Warp products is rather 
dispicable and reminds me just exactly who their biggest cohort in the industry 
is. (I was one of the nasty e-mails they received when they made their software 
updates section a "for pay" service, BTW, of several thousand others).

Stewart Honsberger (AKA Blackdeath)
 blackdeath@softhome.net
  http://tinys.cx/blackdeath

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