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This is a list of Internet Interconnections, for those who may
be interested.  I got this list from The Matrix, by John S. Quarterman.

Network			Syntax
BITNET  		user%host.bitnet@cunyvm.cuny.edu
SPAN			user%host.span@vlsi.jpl.nasa.gov
SPAN			user%host.span@star.stanford.edu
HEPnet			user%host.HEPNET@LBL.GOV
HEPnet			user%host.HEPNET@LBL.BITNET
ACSnet			user@domain.{ASCNET-domain}
UUCP			user%host.uucp@gateway
UUCP			host!user@uunet.uu.net
Ean			user%domain.{Ean-domain}%ubc.csnet@relay.cs.net
XEROX Internet		user.{XEROX-domain}@xerox.com
XEROX RIN		user.registry@Xerox.COM
			(e.g. JLarson.PA@Xerox.COM)
XEROX CIN		Name.foreignRegistry@Xerox.COM
			(e.g. JDoe.osbunorth@Xerox.COM)
EASYnet			user%host.dex@decwrl.dec.com
VNET			user%host@ibm.com
JANET			user%domain.{JANET-domain}@nss.cs.ucl.ac.uk
JANET			user%domain.{JANET-domain}@cunyvm.cuny.edu
Starlink		user@starlink.jodrell-bank.manchester.ac.uk
Starlink		user@star.jb.man.ac.uk
JUNET			user%domain.{JUNET-domain}%japan.csnet@relay.cs.net
DASnet			user@das.com
DASnet			user@das.net
PeaceNet		user@de3mir.das.net
PeaceNet		user%cdp.uucp@parcvax.xerox.com



Note: I lifted this list straight from the book and do not profess to
have tried out all these addressing schemes.  I have the 1990 edition 
of the book.  At the very least, this list may serve as a starting 
point for those who are trying to send mail from internet to other
networks.  And if people can add to this list, that would be great.

--Giri--