kane@steinmetz.ge.com (Joseph Kane) (10/31/88)
 At our site we unpack the uucp maps nightly and rebuild the 
pathalias data base weekly. I recently noticed however that:
Our path to hplabs is:  uunet!hplabs!username
and
Our path to hpfcse is:  rochester!rutgers!hplabs!hpcea!hpfcla!hpfcse!username
 Can anyone suggest as to why the path to hpfcse isn't through
uunet since our path to hplabs is through uunet ?
                                           thanks
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		       *  GE DECnet: kbsvax::kanelmb@vsi1.UUCP (Larry Blair) (11/01/88)
In article <12491@steinmetz.ge.com> kane@steinmetz.ge.com (Joseph Kane) writes: >Our path to hplabs is: uunet!hplabs!username >and >Our path to hpfcse is: rochester!rutgers!hplabs!hpcea!hpfcla!hpfcse!username > > Can anyone suggest as to why the path to hpfcse isn't through >uunet since our path to hplabs is through uunet ? Because uunet lists hplabs as a terminal domain. They list a lot of Internet sites this way. Technically, it is ok for them to send mail directly to hplabs (i.e. uucp->internet->internet), but it is illegal to send it over the internet if the final destination is off of it (i.e. uucp->internet-> internet->uucp). -- Larry Blair ames!vsi1!lmb lmb%vsi1.uucp@ames.arc.nasa.gov