Re: Bogus "Arpanet hosts"

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From: G B Reilly
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 1984 12:46

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MMDF does generate a header that is readable on both sides of
a bridge.

As for CSNet, for example, all messages that travel from a CSNet host
to the ARPA have their addresses modified so that they end with
"@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA".  Hence, according to the RFC 822 standard, those
messages can be replied to.


Brendan Reilly

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Subject: Re:  Bogus "Arpanet hosts"
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