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Started by Eric J. Dean
Fri, 06 Nov 1987 21:43
mail to anywhere
Author: Eric J. Dean
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1987 21:43
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1987 21:43
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Could someone please give me any information on sending computer mail to any or all of these colleges? 1) Stanford 2) Harvard 3) Brown 4) University of Virginia 5) Mount Holyoke 6) Northwestern 7) Cornell 8) Virginia Tech 9) University of Chicago 10) Notre Dame 11) Bryn Mawr 12) Wheaton 13) James Madison University Thanks.
Re: mail to anywhere
Author: Evan Bauman
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1987 23:46
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1987 23:46
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In article <wVYY9iy00XcLY=U0=4@andrew.cmu.edu>, ed0l+@andrew.cmu.edu (Eric J. Dean) writes:
>
>
> Could someone please give me any information on sending computer mail to any
> or all of these colleges?
>
> 1) Stanford
> 2) Harvard
> 3) Brown
> 4) University of Virginia
> 5) Mount Holyoke
> 6) Northwestern
> 7) Cornell
> 8) Virginia Tech
> 9) University of Chicago
> 10) Notre Dame
> 11) Bryn Mawr
> 12) Wheaton
> 13) James Madison University
There are several computers at ND that can be reached from several nets.
The university's IBM mainframe is BITNET site IRISHMVS. There is another
IBM mainframe in the electrical engineering department is site IRISHVM.
Mail to these sites is in the form
user@IRISHMVS.BITNET or user@IRISHVM.BITNET
There are a few UNIX machines on usenet. The machines ndmath and ndcheg
or Suns located in the math and chemical engineering departments. They
will feed the following other Sun computers:
diane, jeffrey, louise, ndsun, callisto
Adresses take the form
iuvax!{ndmath,ndcheg, diane, etc...}!user
Hope this helps.
Evan Bauman
Dep't of Chem. Eng.
University of Notre Dame
..!iuvax!ndcheg!evan
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