I continuously receive mail on my Amiga-from as far as Seattle, Sydney and Denmark, and near as a desk next to mine.

Whenever I print, I send my files to a network printer.

From my Amiga, I can transparently access filesystems on Suns, on the local Vax system (cbmvax), and on other Amigas.

Although some of the following software is only internal or experimental, these are things I can do now with my Amiga, with software that I have now:

When your applications use that wire however, you have a revolution. When you run a wire between two or more computers, you have a network. If you're interested in developing networking drivers, please see the SANA2 Revision 7 specification More relevant networking-related documentation is soon to come. Nonetheless this article from the Commodore-Amiga days can be useful in how to develop a networking application on a general level and is interesting from a historical perspective. This article no longer applies to applications running under Release 4 of later of the Amiga Operating System, which uses an entirely new TCP/IP networking stack.

7 Which protocol is right for my application?.

2 Protocol Layers and the BSD Sockets Interface.

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