kate@tecnet1.jcte.jcs.mil (10/16/90)
I am trying to send a message to the UK. The address is: user@company.co.uk I know it is a valid address over there but my DOD machine doesn't know how to get it there. I was wondering if there is a static route I could type that will get it over there? Thanks
Denis.Russell@newcastle.ac.uk (10/17/90)
Re: > I am trying to send a message to the UK. The address is: > user@company.co.uk > I know it is a valid address over there but my DOD machine doesn't know how > to get it there. I was wondering if there is a static route I could type > that will get it over there? > Thanks Try routing it via nsfnet-relay.ac.uk, i.e. try either user%company.co.uk@nsfnet-relay.ac.uk or user%uk.co.company@nsfnet-relay.ac.uk (The second form might just be required because our mail addresses are the other way round). If you look at the trace of this message to you, you should be able to see this gateway in the route. Denis Denis Russell JANET: Denis.Russell@uk.ac.newcastle Computing Laboratory Internet: Denis.Russell@newcastle.ac.uk The University Claremont Road Tel: (+44) 91 222 8243 Newcastle upon Tyne Fax: (+44) 91 222 8232 NE1 7RU Telex: 53 65 4 UNINEW G ENGLAND