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iann@tcom.stc.co.uk (Ian Newman) writes:

>Does anyone where I can get hold of ISO PICS (Protocol Implementation
>Conformance Statement) proformas, electronically?  I know I can get
>paper copies form the ISO standards themselves, but I'd like to save myself
>some typing by filling in an electronic version.

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Anonymous Internet FTP sites with information about ISO standards:

ftp.uni-erlangen.de   portal/doc/ISO           collected USENET articles etc.
osi.ncsl.nist.gov
ftp.uu.net            networking/osi           ISODE
                      networking/x25
nic.ddn.mil           protocols                DoD and GOSIP related stuff
                      rfc                      RFC Repository
cs.ucl.ac.uk          src                      ISODE, PP, OSIMIS, ...
                      osi-ds                   Internet X.500 documents
                      ietf-osi-oda             Internet ODA documents
aun.uninett.no        ietf/mhs-ds              X.500 based routing drafts
ftp.ifi.uio.no        pub/SGML                 SGML/HyTime related things
dkuug.dk              i18n                     internationalisation standards
ftp.ripe.net          ripe/docs/iso3166-codes  ISO Country Codes

There are no ISO or CCITT standards available for free access on the
Internet (with very few exceptions)! All the listed servers contain only
related information.
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This is my private list of ftp servers that might be relevant for
people interested in ISO stuff. I remember that I have seen some
PICS (perhaps not from ISO) in osi.ncsl.nist.gov, but I forgot the
directory. A copy of the LAPB and X.25 PICS from there is also on
ftp.uni-erlangen.de.

Good luck!

Markus

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