Re: Problem with mapping between RFC and X.400 adresses

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From: "Craig F. Everhart"
Date: Wed, 01 Feb 1989 05:52

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Would it cause too many problems for the '.' character as used in X.400
attributes to be replaced by '-' when converted to domain-style notation?  As I
understand it, X.400/domain gateways need to know (at least) what the domain
names mean in X.400-speak, so they could easily know that the domain component
foo-bar had to be spelled out as the X.400 organization name Foo.Bar.

                Craig Everhart

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