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Article #437Re: fidonet <-> usenet
From: Jacob Gore
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 1987 05:11
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 1987 05:11
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>> I can imagen the following:
>>
>> Honzo.Svasek@333.500.FIDO
> [...]
>
> I see the addressing working like this:
>
> user_name@NODEn.NETn.ZONEn.FIDO.NET or
> Tim_Pozar@NODE406.NET125.ZONE1.FIDO.NET
>
> This takes care of two problems.
> 1] Smart mailers could route to the nearest Fido Gateway.
> 2] If additional areas get added (such as POINTs) it can be added
> with out screwing up the gateway.
The whole beauty of Internet addresses (as I see it) is that they hide the
networking details. What network(s) is "prep.AI.MIT.Edu" on? (That's a
rhetorical question (:-))
"Smart" mailers can figure out how to send to a host without having a network
name inplanted into the address. It would be nice if Fido hosts could fit
into this scheme.
Jacob Gore
Northwestern University, Computer Science Research Lab
{ihnp4,chinet}!nucsrl!gore
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