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In article <QTygrAdEBh107h@cloud.apana.org.au>
hamish@cloud.apana.org.au (Hamish Moffatt) writes:
 
>In <16B787BC9.A8637710@tscc.macarthur.uws.edu.au> l.gudiksen@uws.edu.au writes:
>>I am aware of connections between FIDONET and AARNET for the transfer of mail
>>also some news groups are common to both.
>
>I'd be very interested to hear of some examples; I've never seen anyway.
>Most of the gating is for Fidonet to read AARNet traffic. The reason I
>set up mine.
>
>>Is there any access to FIDONET groups which are NOT common to both from AARNET
>>access some of the fidonet groups from ARRNET?
>
>I gate a number of Australian Fidonet conferences related to modems generally,
>Telecommunications, Maestro/NetComm modems and ISDN into the APANA network.
>However these are _only_ available in the APANA network..
>
>
>Hamish
>
One example of a USENET(Internet) group that is carried on some FIDONET BBS's
is MISC.EMERG-SERVICES which is FIRENET on an australia wide fidonet echo.
 
As some APANA site have FIDONET groups I can not see why AARNET users could not
connect to them (except having logon access of course, which is an other
discussion of course). I am just tring to find out how this could be done.
 
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