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Created page with "The '''IBM 3174 Establishment Controller''' is a family of 3270-compatible workstation controllers primarily intended for use with the IBM System/370, 9370, ES/9000, System/390, and early zSeries mainframes. The 3174 Establishment Controller could connect to a host via the following transports: * System/370 Channel (Bus & Tag) * SDLC * Token-Ring * Ethernet * EIA-232 While the 3174 was typically used with mainframes, IBM supported the 3174 as a remote workstation c..." |
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While the 3174 was typically used with mainframes, IBM supported the 3174 as a remote workstation controller in [[System/36]] [[SSP]] and in [[OS/400]]. | While the 3174 was typically used with mainframes, IBM supported the 3174 as a remote workstation controller in [[System/36]] [[SSP]] and in [[OS/400]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:01, 23 October 2024
The IBM 3174 Establishment Controller is a family of 3270-compatible workstation controllers primarily intended for use with the IBM System/370, 9370, ES/9000, System/390, and early zSeries mainframes. The 3174 Establishment Controller could connect to a host via the following transports:
- System/370 Channel (Bus & Tag)
- SDLC
- Token-Ring
- Ethernet
- EIA-232
While the 3174 was typically used with mainframes, IBM supported the 3174 as a remote workstation controller in System/36 SSP and in OS/400.
