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Date: 18 Jan 85 15:24:17 EST
From: "Charlotte D. Mooers, Coordinator" <[email protected]>
Subject: Question of the Day: How Do I Send Mail to Other Networks?

 Interest in sending mail to other networks runs high, and generates many
queries to the CSNET CIC.  Here is a summary of the current information at the
CIC about some of the networks that are gatewayed to the Internet (CSNET X25Net,
Arpanet, Milnet, etc.) and to PhoneNet.  This will be issued as a CSNET Info
Message, and we intend to add other networks.  Please send corrections and
additions to csnet-forum-request@csnetsh.

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ADDRESSES TO AND FROM THE INTERNET (CSNET X25Net, ARPANET, MILNET, etc.)
Internet -> Internet  [email protected]
Internet -> PhoneNet  user%[email protected]
PhoneNet -> Internet  user@host
                       Note: CSNET-RELAY rewrites the address and
                       appends ".ARPA" to the host name.
Internet -> BITNET    user%[email protected]
BITNET   -> Internet  BSMTP with "[email protected]"
                       Note: See Info Message sites-8 for details of BSMTP.
Internet -> DEC ENET  user%[email protected]
DEC ENET -> Internet  RHEA::DECWRL::"[email protected]"
Internet -> MAILNET   user%[email protected]
MAILNET  -> Internet  [email protected]
Internet -> UUCP      user%[email protected]  or
                     user%[email protected]
                       Note: The seismo and harvard hosts use the
                       "pathalias" software to find the correct UUCP
                       routing address.
UUCP    -> Internet   [email protected]  or
                     [email protected]
                       Note: "hosta" is the sender's nearest neighbor.
                       The sender must specify a UUCP routing path to
                       "hostz", a host with a direct connection to some
                       UUCP->Internet gateway, such as "seismo" or
                       "harvard".
Internet -> XEROX     [email protected]
                       Note: Do NOT use "%" between "user" and "registry".
                       Some Xerox registries are "pa" and "wbrt".
XEROX    -> Internet  [email protected]
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ADDRESSES TO AND FROM THE CSNET PHONENET
All messages from PhoneNet sites are relayed through CSNET-RELAY.ARPA.
PhoneNet -> PhoneNet  user@host
                       Note: CSNET-RELAY rewrites the address and
                       appends ".CSNET" to the host name.
PhoneNet -> Internet  user@host
                       Note: CSNET-RELAY rewrites the address and
                       appends ".ARPA" to the host name.
Internet -> PhoneNet  user%[email protected]
PhoneNet -> BITNET    user%host.BITNET@csnet-relay
                       Note: Some PhoneNet hosts have software that
                       allows "[email protected]".  Ask your CSNET liaison.
BITNET   -> PhoneNet  BSMTP with "user%[email protected]"
                       Note: See Info Message sites-8 for details of BSMTP.
PhoneNet -> DEC ENET  user%host.DEC@decwrl
DEC ENET -> PhoneNet  RHEA::DECWRL::"user%[email protected]"
PhoneNet -> MAILNET   user%host.MAILNET@csnet-relay
                       Note: Some PhoneNet hosts have software that
                       allows "[email protected]". Ask your CSNET liaison.
MAILNET  -> PhoneNet  user%[email protected]
PhoneNet -> UUCP      user%host.UUCP@seismo  or
                     user%host.UUCP@harvard
                       Note: The seismo and harvard hosts use the
                       "pathalias" software to find the correct UUCP
                       routing address.
UUCP     -> PhoneNet  hosta!...!hostz!seismo!user%[email protected]  or
                     hosta!...!hostz!harvard!user%[email protected]
                       Note: "hosta" is the sender's nearest neighbor.
                       The sender must specify a UUCP routing path to
                       "hostz", a host with a direct connection to some
                       UUCP->Internet gateway, such as "seismo" or
                       "harvard".
PhoneNet -> XEROX     user.registry@XEROX
                       Note: Do NOT use "%" between "user" and "registry".
                       Some Xerox registries are "pa" and "wbst".
XEROX    -> PhoneNet  user%[email protected]

Hope that explains it all...



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