RE: My Earlier Post on internet to uucp

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2 total messages Started by Sean Donahoe Fri, 18 Dec 1992 22:40

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Author: Sean Donahoe
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 22:40

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I've already gotten a couple of responses concerning my misspelling
of IA-NGNET.army.mil as IA_NGNET.army.mil   Sorry about the mistype,
but that still isn't the problem, because even when I do use
IA-NGNET.army.mil as the node name, mail is still returned unanswered
after 3 days.  Any ideas?  Thanks,

Sean


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Re: My Earlier Post on internet to uucp

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Author: Melvin Klassen
Date: Sat, 19 Dec 1992 20:14

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In article <!> Sean <donahoe@acsnovell1.uta.edu> writes:
>I've already gotten a couple of responses concerning my misspelling
>of IA-NGNET.army.mil as IA_NGNET.army.mil   Sorry about the mistype,
>but that still isn't the problem, because even when I do use
>IA-NGNET.army.mil as the node name, mail is still returned unanswered
>after 3 days.  Any ideas?  Thanks,

The host (inet address = 132.94.11.1)
doesn't **currently** seem to be connected to the Internet,
i.e., any attempts to 'PING' or 'FINGER' it do not get a response.

Perhaps, the hardware (HINFO SPERRY 5000 UNIX V) is broken,
or powered-off for the holidays, or the TCP/IP software isn't functioning,
or, it's behind some security-related "firewall", or ...

Try asking the "Postmaster" for the 'army.mil' domain, e.g.,
'POSTMASTER.WESTPOINT-EMH2.ARMY.MIL' to elaborate.

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