Could any one post the FAQ list for this newsgroup ??

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2 total messages Started by Fenil Desai Wed, 19 Aug 1992 20:33

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Author: Fenil Desai
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1992 20:33

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Hi netters,

I am new to this newsgroup and would appreciate if any one 
who has a list of the FAQ ( frequently asked questions ) for
this newsgroup could post it on the net.


thanks in advance


-fenil

Re: Could any one post the FAQ list for this newsgroup ??

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Author: Jim Carroll
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 15:31

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In article <1992Aug19.203316.3795@qualix.com> fenild@qualix.com writes:
>Hi netters,
>
>I am new to this newsgroup and would appreciate if any one 
>who has a list of the FAQ ( frequently asked questions ) for
>this newsgroup could post it on the net.
>
>
>thanks in advance
>
>
>-fenil

Well, I can't say I've seen a FAQ list, but I've only been here
for a short time myself.

For starters, SNMP (as you probably know) stands for Simple Network
Management Protocol.  As best as I understand it, this newsgroup
is for the discussion of SNMP (and related issues).

What you might find interesting, is that there is a bimonthly
newsletter which you can subscribe to over the net.  This newsletter
is basically quite technical, but if you like this sort of thing,
then this is the sort of thing you'll like.	:-)

The newsletter comes in either PostScript or MIME format.  Send
a message to st-subscriptions@simple-times.org with the word
"help" (without quotes) in the Subject line.  The rest should
become clear after you receive a reply.
-- 
Jim Carroll - carrollj@wm-mercer.ca
-{ Standard Disclaimer in effect .... }-
"Ich weiss nicht, was soll das mir bedeuten."

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