pmk@cip-s01.informatik.rwth-aachen.de (Michael Keukert) (09/24/89)
In Article 14125 of comp.sys.amiga: Jerry Whitman writes: >What in the world is an nua? This looks like it might be some version >of an overseas 800 number? Once I know what it is, what do I need to >know to use it? Anyone care to lift the fog? NUA means Network User Adress which explains, I think, itself. On the german DATEX-P telecom network you need both, a two part NUI (i.e. Network User Identification = your personal password) and the NUA to connect to another host. I don't know anything about the techniques of your telecom networks, but I think it's merely the same. Greetings from germany, where akronyms are at least as popular as over there at your location. PMK@CIP-S01.INFORMATIK.RWTH-AACHEN.DE ! Warning! UNIX-Newcomer! Michael Keukert of 2:242/2 (Fido-Net) ! No flames please .... PMK@EIKO.ZER (Zerberus-Net) ! ... I'm still learning.