From: spw2562%[email protected]
Newsgroups: net.general
Subject: internet mailing summary
Date: 25 Nov 85 18:43:12 GMT

Here's my promised posting of internetwork mailing..  There was a
HUGE amount of mail in response to the original posting.. ppl are
really interested in this...  It took me 3 days to sort out all
the mail... 8-)
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Here is a summary of the current information at NETSERV about some
of the networks that are connected to the ARPA Internet (CSNET X25Net,
Arpanet, Mailnet, etc.) and to CSNET PhoneNet.

Please note that the use of the ARPA Internet is restricted to authorized
individuals and is regulated by the Defense Communications Agency.
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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 GATEWAY BSMTP FOR DETAILS OF BSMTP.

Internet ==> DEC ENET  user%[email protected]
DEC ENET ==> Internet  RHEA::DECWRL::"[email protected]"

Internet ==> JANET     user%[email protected]
JANET    ==> Internet  user%host.ARPA@ucl-cs

Internet ==> MAILNET   user%[email protected]
MAILNET  ==> Internet  user%host.ARPA@mit-multics

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 "wbst".
XEROX    ==> Internet  [email protected]

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 ==> JANET     user%host.JANET@ucl-cs
JANET    ==> Phonenet  user%host%csnet-relay.ARPA@ucl-cs

PhoneNet ==> MAILNET   user%host.MAILNET@csnet-relay
                        Note: Some PhoneNet hosts have software that
                        allows "[email protected]". Ask your CSNET liaison.
MAILNET  ==> PhoneNet  user%host%csnet-relay.ARPA@mit-multics

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]

[All messages from PhoneNet sites are relayed through CSNET-RELAY.ARPA.
Thanks to Richard M. Alderson, III <Alderson@SU-Score> for corrections
to MAILNET information in the original CSNET-FORUM article. --CDM]

Arpanet  ==> BITNET       user%node.BITNET@gateway
                             gateway = UCBVAX.ARPA or WISCVM.ARPA

Arpanet  ==> CSNet        user%[email protected]

Arpanet  ==> Usenet       ...!user@gateway
Usenet   ==> Arpanet      ...!gateway!user@arpanode
                             gateway = seismo or ucbvax

Usenet   ==> BITNET       ...!psuvax1!user%bitnode.BITNET
                         [email protected]
                         ...!gateway!bitnode.BITNET!user
                             gateway = psuvax1 or talcott

BITNET   ==> Usenet       MAILER@PSUVAX1 using BSMTP

Lots of ppl inquired about this one...

To send from BITNET to Usenet, construct a file as follows...

vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Start of file
HELO yournode.BITNET
VERB ON
TICK 0001
MAIL FROM:<[email protected]>
RCPT TO:<[email protected]>
DATA
Date: Current date goes here
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: gateway

< Put the text of your message here.  The blank line between the sebject and
< the beginning of you text is necessary.  End you text with a '.' on a line
< by itself, and end the mailing with 'QUIT' on a line, as shown below.

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