richr@etl.arpa (richard rosenthal) (01/07/88)
Is it possible for a milnet site to receive USENET/netnews? How is this accomplished? Richard Rosenthal US Army Engineer Topographic Laboratories Fort Belvoir, Virginia 22060-5546 (202) 355-2830 richr@etl.arpa
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Is it possible for a milnet site to receive USENET/netnews?
How is this accomplished?
Richard Rosenthal
US Army Engineer Topographic Laboratories
Fort Belvoir, Virginia 22060-5546
(202) 355-2830
richr@etl.arpa
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Milnet and other Internet sites can pick up net news over the net via a protocol called NNTP. As someone else suggested, due to your proximity to BRL (and since they know who you are anyway) they are the logical people to try. There are other MILNET and ARPANET NNTP nodes as well. -Ron