davidf@colnago.SGI.COM (David Fenstemaker) (03/21/89)
I have noticed that alot of people who post here are from BITNET. We have a customer in Japan who would like to connect to BITNET. What is BITNET, and how does one hook up to it? Thanks, David Fenstemaker Silicon Graphics
YAMADA@JPNCUN10.BITNET (Fumito YAMADA - Nanzan University) (03/23/89)
>I have noticed that alot of people who post here are from >BITNET. We have a customer in Japan who would like to connect to BITNET. > >What is BITNET, and how does one hook up to it? You can contact with Koki HIGASHIDA <KOKI@JPNSUT10> or Tadashi YAMASHITA <YAMASITA@JPNSUT10> They will advice you. If your customer is in Nagoya or neary in Aichi, Please contact with me. Fumito Yamada Nanzan University Computing Center 052-832-3121 18, Yamasato-cho, Showa-ku Nagoya, JAPAN
dandrews@rtmvax.UUCP (David Andrews) (03/23/89)
From article <29021@sgi.SGI.COM>, by davidf@colnago.SGI.COM (David Fenstemaker): > I have noticed that alot of people who post here are from > BITNET. We have a customer in Japan who would like to connect to BITNET. > > What is BITNET, and how does one hook up to it? > BITNET is a network of RSCS, NJE, JNET and like nodes belonging to universities or research institutions "with significant ties to higher education". Others need not apply. I tried. Basically you must establish a leased line with a BITNET node, and agree to provide a connection (port) for the next site that comes along.
dandrews@rtmvax.UUCP (David Andrews) (03/23/89)
From article <29021@sgi.SGI.COM>, by davidf@colnago.SGI.COM (David Fenstemaker): > I have noticed that alot of people who post here are from > BITNET. We have a customer in Japan who would like to connect to BITNET. > > What is BITNET, and how does one hook up to it? > BITNET is a network of RSCS, NJE, JNET and like nodes belonging to universities or research institutions "with significant ties to higher education". Others need not apply. I tried. Basically you must establish a leased line with a BITNET node, and agree to provide a connection (port) for the next site that comes along.