SERVICE-REPLY%SRI-NIC.ARPA@MITVMA.MIT.EDU ("SRI-NIC Mail Service 2.4" -1, 319) (01/13/89)
Good news for BITNETers. Apple has become a directly connected Internet
host. That means the BITNET gateways will recognize addresses of
username@Apple.COM (mjohnson@Apple.COM, for example).
NOTE! <--- Claris.COM is NOT a direct Internet host. Mail to Claris
come can be successfully sent via 'relay.cs.net' or by UUCP:
username@claris.UUCP or username%Claris.COM@relay.cs.net
HOWEVER, the UUCP map shows the route to 'apple' (also on UUCP) as:
ames!claris!apple!username
Fer sure, host 'apple' knows about host 'claris' :-) soooo.... an address
of username%Claris.COM@Apple.COM *should(?)* work (I haven't tried sending
by that route, so I don't have first hand confirmation; perhaps, Scott
Lindsey knows?).
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Apple Computer (APPLE)
Hostname: APPLE.COM
Address: 192.5.58.12
System: VAX-11/780 running UNIX
Coordinator:
Fair, Erik E. (EF16) FAIR@APPLE.COM
(408) 974-1779
domain server
There are 3 registered users:
Hewitt, Carl C. (CCH11) carl@APPLE.COM (408) 974-6031
Manning, Susan A. (SAM) manning@APPLE.COM (408) 974-0827
Smith, E. Michael (EMS19) ems@APPLE.COM (408) 974-3163
To single out one record, look it up with "!xxx", where xxx is the
handle, shown in parenthesis following the name, which comes first.