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In article <1992Feb20.101930.4294@newshost.anu.edu.au>, markus@makara.mso.anu.edu.au (Markus Buchhorn) writes:
|> 
|> This may be a FAQ in the making perhaps, or maybe I've missed something on
|> this before: Is there some grand list/map of the various gateways, like
|> the above, the technique for Keylink<->AARNet mail, etc. ? It would be
|> a nice thing (TM) if one could see at a glance how to get from Network A
|> to Network B (both ways). I have such a list for example that ties up
|> ACSnet, SPAN, Janet, UUnet, Internet, etc. A similar thing for 
|> the Australian Net would be fantastic.
|> 
|> So does one exist ? Could one be called into existence ? :-)

Try pub/doc/mail-gateways.txt available via anoymous ftp from aarnet.edu.au.

It's not perfect, but it's a step in the right direction.

Details on mail to Keylink follow in a nother posting ... 

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