myrstad%vax.runit.unit.uninett@NORUNIX.BITNET ("Bj:rn Myrstad") (11/11/88)
We have prototyped a 1984 User Agent and Submission and Delivery Entity with the 1986 additions of the P3 services and protocol. We are looking at a migration of this prototype to the 1988 X.400 environment working with specifications for the SDE to handle 1988 P3 services and protocol. We are interested to learn if there are anyone working with a UA, MS and MTA using the 1988 specifications. Well ..... :-)
grimm%darmstadt.gmd.dbp.de@NORUNIX.BITNET (Ruediger Grimm) (11/11/88)
> We are interested to learn if there are anyone working with a UA, MS > and MTA using the 1988 specifications. We are working on security extensions according to X.400-88. UBC-EAN seems to be working at directory access extensions. Hence, these three parties are working on three different aspects of X.400-88. What we need, is an early agreement about the subset of 88-extensions which are realized at all parties. There are two papers, which are about such an agreement: (1) X.400 (1988) /ISO 10021 Requirements Survey, which was distributed by James Hutton among the WG1 members. I think we should fill the questionaire early! (2) COSINE study 8.2.2: Migration Strategy for X.400 (84) to X.400 (88) /Motis, by Jim Craigie A great help to understand the situation is Jim's tutorial about X.400 (88) for those who understand X.400 (84), in the "Computer Networks and ISDN Systems" Vol. 16 (1988/89), distributed among the vsistors of the networkshop at Les-Diablerets. Let us keep in touch! Greetings --- Ruediger
P4403@QZCOM.BITNET (11/17/88)
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There is going to be a book in that subject too, ie 88 for those
who understand 84.
Written by Carl-Uno Manros, editor for the Message Store part
of the standard. I do not remember the name of the publisher
but perhaps someone does.neufeld%cs.ubc.ca@NORUNIX.BITNET (Gerald Neufeld) (11/17/88)
> > We are working on security extensions according to X.400-88. UBC-EAN > seems to be working at directory access extensions. Hence, these > three parties are working on three different aspects of X.400-88. > ...... > Greetings --- Ruediger The reference to UBC-EAN working on X.500 and extensions is correct. We still hope to have it working to the point that it replaces the current EAN name service by the year end. Other integration with the UA/MTA should occur in 89. Gerald Neufeld
erik@sydney.CDN (Erik Skovgaard) (11/17/88)
As usual, we are right on top of that. If you require further info, contact neil@sydney.cdn, or better, try: c=ca/admd=" "/prmd=sydney/o=sdc/ou=vm/s=nkoo Have fun! ....Erik.
lanceros%dit.upm.es@mcvax.UUCP (11/18/88)
The title of the book is: "THE X.400 BLUE BOOK COMPANION" Scope of the book: CCITT X.400 MHS 1988 ISO/IEC MOTIS The editor is: Technology Appraisals Ltd., Swan Island, 1 Strawberry Vale, Telephone:01-744 1155 Twickenhan, Middlesex TW1 4RX, Fax: 01-744 1149 United Kingdom Dialcom/Gold:87:SQQ255