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Re: Trans-Atlantic Traffic
From: rpa () insnet net (Richard Almeida)
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 1997 12:46:45 +0100 (BST)
In a previous message Per Gregers Bilse wrote:
jotun.EU.net% inic 134.222 European Unix Users Group (NET-EUNET-X25) Kruislaan 413 NL-1098 SJ Amsterdam NETHERLANDS Netname: EUNET-X25 Netnumber: 134.222.0.0 We will leave this untouched for future generations to wonder about, especially the "X25" designation.-)
Aha, fond memories - I remember when we first replaced the UKC (became EUnet GB) UUCP over IPSS (BT's international X.25 service) to Eunet Central, in Amsterdam, with a custom built IP router which ran IP over that 9600 baud X.25 link. And that was a /24 subnet of 134.222.0.0 - Almost ALL the UK's commercial email fitted on that link - it was approx December 1990 - and as IPSS is charged by the packet, email was charged by the Kilobyte for incoming and outgoing international mail Richard -- Richard Almeida email: rpa () insnet net Technical Director phone: +44 181 296 9201 Internet Network Services Ltd fax: +44 181 296 9282 The Education Exchange Ltd (EDEX) mobile: /dev/null
Current thread:
- Trans-Atlantic Traffic Stuart Bryant (Aug 13)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Thomas P. Koltai (Aug 20)
- Re: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Mike Norris (Aug 20)
- RE: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Steve Goldstein (Aug 20)
- RE: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Simon Leinen (Aug 20)
- RE: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Dorian R. Kim (Aug 20)
- Re: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Sean M. Doran (Aug 21)
- Re: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Per Gregers Bilse (Aug 21)
- Re: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Vadim Antonov (Aug 21)
- Re: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Per Gregers Bilse (Aug 22)
- Re: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Richard Almeida (Aug 22)
- Re: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Sean M. Doran (Aug 22)
- Re: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Per Gregers Bilse (Aug 22)
- Re: Trans-Atlantic Traffic Sean M. Doran (Aug 23)