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	In article <822@ontenv.UUCP> soley@ontenv.UUCP (Norman S. Soley) writes:
	>
	>uuhosts ddsw1
	>
	>UUCP mail path from ontenv to ddsw1:
	>ddsw1	ontmoh!utgpu!att!ddsw1!%s	200
	>
	>UUCP mail information for host ddsw1 (#USENET lines show USENET news links):
	>
	>Yup, there it is a path through att, but no map entry Hmm... 

Something is wrong here with your maps, anyway. There does indeed exist
a map entry for ddsw1. But that's besides the point.


	>Yet see what this yields:
	>
	>uuhosts att
	>
	>[This map is more recent than the third party embargo start on Sept 1]

Actually, the shut-off of third-party e-mail did not being in earnest until 
the 21st of September, but again, that is besides the point.

	># This list of externally connected machines will be very volatile over
	># the next couple of months as AT&T gets out of the 3rd-party e-mail 
	># business.
	>#
	>#
	>att	<acad>(HOURLY), <acich>(HOURLY), <aecom>(HOURLY), 
	>	<agsnjt>(HOURLY), <aicchi>(HOURLY), <alberta>(HOURLY),
	>	<amdahl>(HOURLY), <amdcad>(HOURLY), <anvil>(HOURLY),
	>
	>	...And so on...
	>
	>Her comes the kicker. AT&T is already bouncing through-bound mail yet
	>their map still shows terminal connections to about 100 outside
	>systems. Any comments Mark/Tim/Et Al?
	>-- 
	>Norman Soley
	>UUCP:	uunet!attcan!lsuc!ncrcan!ontenv!soley	VOICE:	+1 416 323 2623
	>OR:     soley@ontenv.UUCP 


The next version of the pathalias map for .ATT.COM will no longer list these
external connections. I was using the "<machine>" pathalias syntax until the
actual shut-off occurred. Now that it has been put into place, these
entries will be removed from the map.

					Tim Thompson
					.ATT.COM Map Maintainer
					tgt@cbnews.ATT.COM