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In article <0094070F.F808B080@KING.ENG.UMD.EDU>, sysmgr@KING.ENG.UMD.EDU (Doug Mohney) writes...
:In article <009406DF.86C97380@GARNET.UCDAVIS.EDU>, waterstraat@GARNET.UCDAVIS.EDU (Paul Waterstraat) writes:
:>In previous years BITNET email has been available to attendees of the DECUS
:>symposium. I haven't seen any mention of this in the literature sent out so
:>far (or I may have mised it). Does anyone know if BITNET/InterNet email will 
:>be available in Las Vegas? and if so, how addresses will be set up?

I believe the answer is yes.  I seem to recall a recent posting to JNET-L which
said that plans were in place to provide BITNET support in Las Vegas.  As for
usernames, that is usually a bit of a crapshoot since if five people with your
name show up they have to assign 5 unique usernames, not easy to predict which
is yours.  You find out your username when you get to DECUS.

:The literature had some references to being able to "Remotely acccess" your
:system (presumably via TELNET I hope...). I would be interested as well, as it
:would save me from dragging along a laptop.

Although there are plans afoot to get the DECUS home offices on the Internet
(foo.DECUS.ORG), I don't think Internet access will be available at DECUS.  The
remote terminal support is a set of DEC terminals with dial-out modems. 
Occasionally a local university will provide a dial-in for Internet access. 
Haven't heard about anyone doing that yet.

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