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Re: RIPE DNS Hostcount July 1993
by Dave Morton 04 Aug '93

04 Aug '93

>Even more interesting is much (almost all in the UK case) still runs on top >of X.25 infrastructure. Who says X.25 PLP is redundant (don't answer -- >was a joke from someone who put a lot of the glue in place). > >--Tony. > Tony, I'm sure the community will forgive you for your past sins, implementing the glue, was adequate penance in itself :- Cheers, Dave

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Re: RIPE DNS Hostcount July 1993
by Dave Morton 04 Aug '93

04 Aug '93

>> Even more interesting is much (almost all in the UK case) still runs on top >> of X.25 infrastructure. Who says X.25 PLP is redundant (don't answer -- >> was a joke from someone who put a lot of the glue in place). > >This is even more true for DE. And we probably will for better or worse >likeley keep up with these traditioned way even longer than the UK. Some >of us still have their fingers deep in this glue... > >Toerless Toerless, Glad you said "some of us" ....... Dave

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Re: RIPE DNS Hostcount July 1993
by Dave Morton 04 Aug '93

04 Aug '93

> > Interestingly, both countries once were X.25 > > addicts where IP was a curse... :-) >one the other hand it seems they are pursuing to get rid of the "trouble >enhancement layer" that in less fortunate parts of the continent is still >considered a conditio sine qua non :-( > >Cheers, > Ruediger Gee Ruediger, pray tell us, now where might this less fortunate place be ? No - don't bother - I think I might just know offhand. Interestingly it is now more technically possible and financially sound to use ISDN in the "place" mentioned than X.25 but anyway, I wander. Regards, Dave

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Re: RIPE DNS Hostcount July 1993
by Dave Morton 04 Aug '93

04 Aug '93

>Anyway, we're number 2 - although we do claim to try harder, as they >say. :-) Listening to Janis Joplin again eh ? :- >Best wishes, > > Phil Anyways - no. 2 is better than no. 6 - being imprisoned on an island and having to conform and all that - old tv series - think about it ! :- Cheers, Dave

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Re: RIPE DNS Hostcount July 1993
by pwj＠informatics.rutherford.ac.uk 04 Aug '93

04 Aug '93

> From piet%net.EU.mcsun(a)uk.ac.nsfnet-relay Wed Aug 4 12:41:56 1993 > From: Piet.Beertema(a)net.EU.mcsun > To: Marten Terpstra <Marten.Terpstra(a)net.ripe> > Subject: Re: RIPE DNS Hostcount July 1993 > Cc: cerf(a)us.va.reston.cnri, RIPE Discussion List <ripe-list(a)net.ripe> > Date: Wed, 04 Aug 1993 13:31:51 +0200 > Original-Sender: piet(a)net.EU.mcsun > Original-Sender: piet(a)net.EU.mcsun > Sender: piet%net.EU.mcsun(a)uk.ac.nsfnet-relay > Content-Length: 232 > > - DE is getting very close to be the first European country > to reach 100,000 machines. > With 90478 hosts the UK is also pretty close. > > Piet > Piet: I don't have the latest hostcount in front of me, but I think this is a quote from the wrong column, isn't it? I think the 'real' number is at least 10,000 less than that. Anyway, we're number 2 - although we do claim to try harder, as they say. :-) Best wishes, Phil (p.jones(a)jnt.ac.uk, Voice: +44-235-446618, Fax: +44-235-446251) (post: JNT, RAL, Chilton, Didcot, OXON, OX11 0QX, UK)

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IETF Amsterdam: Report
by Jill.Foster＠newcastle.ac.uk 23 Jul '93

23 Jul '93

IETF - Amsterdam: July 12-16, 1993 ================================== Trip Report: Jill Foster - Newcastle University, UK Chairman: RARE Information Services and User Support Working Group Abstract ======== This was the first time the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) had been held ouside of North America. The report deals mainly with the areas of User Support and Networked Information Retrieval, although reports of some of the plenary sessions are also included. This report will be stored on the UK Mailbase Server (from 24.07.93). To retrieve a copy, email to Mailbase(a)mailbase.ac.uk with the following command in the body of the message: send wg-isus ietf.07.93 Alternatively use anonymous ftp to: mailbase.ac.uk file: pub/wg-isus/ietf.07.93 [Also available via gopher] -- Jill Foster

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Job Announcement
by Daniele Bovio 23 Jul '93

23 Jul '93

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT ________________ The EARN Association is interested in recruiting staff members to work in the areas of direct and indirect networking user support, technical support, and technical writing. In order to help us to fill these po- sitions as soon as possible, we would like you to circulate the enclosed job description without delay and as widely as possible in your country. In particular, please forward this to people whom you consider to be suitable candidates. A copy of this announcement is available from LISTSERV(a)EARNCC.BITNET as: EARN JOBS-ANN The deadline for applications is September 20, 1993. ABOUT EARN __________ EARN originated as an international version of BITNET to cover Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and EARN has kept close cooperation with BITNET and CREN. At the beginning, EARN comprised about 15 West European countries and from 1990 East European countries were quickly connected. At present, the new countries emerging from the former Soviet Union are becoming members and at present EARN connects 31 countries. A common IP infrastructure (EBONE) is used today in Europe both by Internet and EARN users. As a result of this, NJE can today be assimilated with other applications based on IP lines like FTP or Telnet. EARN is, obviously, still coordinating the activities related to NJE, but is also focusing on other user services which are entirely independent of NJE. EARN is nowadays focused on maintaining the satisfactory quality of service reached during the past two years, on facilitating the mail/file exchange with other networks, and on offering more and new services on top of the network layers. A completely new service in the users support area has also been commenced in April 1993. Users, as well as system administrators throughout EARN, often come across problems in dealing with the network and have no local source of help to turn to. EARN has decided to address this problem by offering a Net-consulting Help Desk ser- vice. The service is free of charge and is limited to users in EARN countries. EARN is providing for its users up to date documentation concerning all the important services available via the network. A comprehensive set of documents concerning e-mail, file transfer and interactive mes- sages, and covering the major operating system platforms has been produced and is available on-line. A set of Pocket guides as well as Quick Reference Cards and Primers for novice users have been printed and are freely distributed to EARN members. These guides and reference cards concentrate on the most popular servers reachable through the network (e.g. LISTSERV, Trickle, BITFTP, RELAY, WWW, WHOIS, Archie, Gopher, and so on). The EARN association is partially funding the development of a DEC/VMS version of LISTSERV, to be developed by E.Thomas, and has also started a special interest group for the definition of an unsolicited file transfer protocol over TCP/IP, to be used by LISTSERV as well as by any other server performing DISTRIBUTE functions. In addition EARN is also collecting topological data for the Internet, without which there can be no efficient distribution, and plans to update and maintain such information in a standard form as a value- added service to its membership. It is important to note that NJE is used where appropriate but that other protocols are chosen where more practical and that the focus is today on the applications mentioned above. The goal is to bring the advanced end user services to all countries in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. JOB DESCRIPTION FOR ADDITIONAL EARN STAFF POSITIONS. ____________________________________________________ Ideally we would like to hire one permanent staff (at the EARN Office near Paris, France) and one part time (50%) staff (work location to be decided with the candidate) but we are open to discuss different ar- rangements, case by case, in order to guarantee the maximum efficiency of the new staff. JOB DESCRIPTION FOR THE FULL TIME POSITION (REF: POS-1) _______________________________________________________ The tasks assigned to the full time EARN staff are the following: o technical assistance to the EARN community o user support on networking tools o maintenance of existing tools o write technical documentation (English) for users on network tools QUALIFICATIONS (REF: POS-1) ___________________________ o a background as system engineer o at least two years of management experience in the LAN/WAN field o knowledge of the Academic networks world (BITNET/Internet) o at least one year of experience in user support services o knowledge of one or more of the following operating systems: VM/CMS, VMS, UNIX. o knowledge of at least one high level program language o knowledge of general communications protocols will be an advantage. o applicants must speak and write English fluently and be able to cooperate in an international environment o applicants must be available to travel EMPLOYMENT (REF: POS-1) _______________________ Employment may be either as a temporary assignment from current em- ployer paid by EARN or direct employment by the EARN association, in both cases for a 12 month period, with possibility of extensions. JOB DESCRIPTION FOR THE PART TIME POSITION (50%)(REF: POS-2) ____________________________________________________________ The task assigned to the part time EARN staff is the following: o write technical documentation (English) on existing network tools. QUALIFICATIONS (REF: POS-2) ___________________________ o experience of the Academic networks world (BITNET/Internet) as a user. o experience of networking tools in use in BITNET/Internet as a user. o at least two years of experience in technical writing. o a perfect knowledge of English (mandatory) EMPLOYMENT (REF: POS-2) _______________________ Employment may be either as a part time temporary assignment from current employer paid by EARN or part time contract by the EARN as- sociation, in both cases for a 12 month period, with possibility of extensions. HOW TO APPLY ____________ Send your resume to the EARN Technical Manager before September, 20, specifying for which position (POS-1 or POS-2) you wish to apply, in BOTH the following ways: o via the network to: HI(a)EARNCC.BITNET o hardcopy by ordinary mail or by fax to: Daniele Bovio EARN Office CIRCE BP 167 F91403 Orsay Cedex France Tel: +33 1 6982 3976 Fax: +33 1 6928 5273 d.

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT
by cozanet＠rare.nl 19 Jul '93

19 Jul '93

******************************************************** *JOB ANNOUNCEMENT - JOB ANNOUNCEMENT - JOB ANNOUNCEMENT* ******************************************************** THE ENVIRONMENT: -------------- RARE --- RARE is the European Association of research networking organisations and their users and was founded in 1986. RARE carries out technical activities and provides a platform for discussion and education to encourage the development of a high-quality computer networking infrastructure for the European research community. RARE's aim is to overcome national boundaries in research networking to enable researchers to communicate, to use information and to access computer resources throughout Europe and in other continents. To achieve its aims RARE has set up a Technical Committee which defines and manages the RARE Technical Programme (RTP). A number of Working Groups and Task Forces carry out the Technical Programme. Another field of activity is the organization of conferences and symposia. In May 1994 the 5th Joint European Networking Conference combined with INET 94 will take place in Prague, Czech Republic. Furthermore RARE has established liaison with major Information Technology & Telecommunications standardization and political bodies. Organizational Structure: All RARE members are represented in the Council of Administration (CoA), which governs the RARE Association. Its responsibilities include: determining RARE's policies and priorities, adopting the budget and the annual accounts and the setting up and monitoring of RARE working bodies. The RARE Executive Committee (REC) is concerned with the management of the Association. The RARE Secretariat, headed by Secretary General, provides general support to the work of the Association and is responsible for general coordination and publicity. RESEAUX IP EUROPEENS NETWORK COORDINATION CENTER (RIPE NCC) ----------------------------------------------------------- RIPE, Reseaux IP Europeens, is a collaboration of European network operators using the Internet protocol suite. Experience in the RIPE community, and in the Internet community at large, has shown that certain information and coordination services are needed for the proper functioning of the Internet. The current RIPE structure is very well suited for coordinating type of work. It is less well suited for the day to day work that is of a more administrative nature. These tasks will be handled by dedicated technical staff that form the RIPE Network Coordination Center (NCC). In accordance with the Terms of Reference, the main objective of the RIPE NCC is to give support to the networking organisations that cooperate in RIPE. RARE as the association of research networks in Europe houses the RIPE NCC which is located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The RIPE NCC does not provide end user support services. Also network operation functions will not be provided by the RIPE NCC as these functions are performed by the network operation staff of the RIPE member organisations. The RIPE NCC will however provide the necessary support and coordination to enable the RIPE member NOC staff to provide these services. The RIPE NCC activities are divided in four main areas: - Technical Coordination Activities - Technical Development Activities - Administrative - RIPE Activity Support -Administrative - Reporting A detailed description of these activities has been published as RIPE document ripe-w07. This document can be obtained from the RIPE document store (ftp.ripe.net) or from the address below. The activity plan is currently being revised. The Network Coordination Center works in close cooperation with RIPE: - RIPE, on behalf of RARE, defines the tasks and functions of the NCC - the NCC reports to RIPE on operational matters - the NCC reports to RARE on organisational matters - RIPE organisations participate in the work of the NCC - RIPE, on behalf of RARE, regularly reviews the operations of the NCC The RIPE NCC is currently staffed by 3 full time employees: one NCC manager one NCC technical staff one NCC administrative staff In addition there is one full time engineer working at the RIPE NCC on development projects within the RTP. DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS ------------------- Basic agreement between RARE and RIPE foresees the division between service provision performed by RIPE NCC and development work which is organised within the RARE Technical Programme (RTP). To assure the synergetic effect, it has been decided to locate RARE staff working on the IP related development projects on the RIPE NCC premises and to utilize the expertise of RIPE NCC staff with their part-time participation in the projects in the roles of project managers or RARE Project Development Officers. This was the case of the "Route Server Project", managed by B.Stockman and D.Karrenberg, the RIPE NCC Manager. There is a new, larger, project PRIDE, ("Policy based Routing Implementation and Development in Europe") in the start-up phase. Financial resources are provided to RARE to run the project by a number of national and international organisations, from Europe and USA. The PRIDE project will further implementation and deployment of policy based routing in the European Internet. This project combines implementation work with the production and delivery of documentation and training materials.A detailed project description is available upon request. The project has been proposed and will be managed by D.Karrenberg. ******************************************************** *JOB ANNOUNCEMENT - JOB ANNOUNCEMENT - JOB ANNOUNCEMENT* ******************************************************** RARE is announcing two positions: - Project Development Officer - Internetwork Engineer 1. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER --------------------------- RARE is looking for a Technical Development Officer to join RARE technical team in Amsterdam. Duties: ------ The Project Development Officer will take part in the technical programme of RARE which is managed by the RARE Technical Committee, chaired by the RARE Secretary General. Technical work is organised in a number of Working Groups which are long-lived groups associated with particular areas of networking interest and act as idea generators for Task Forces which are deliverable oriented, have small memberships and limited lifetime. Results of RARE technical work are primarily disseminated by means of RARE Technical Reports, that are subseries of the RFC's. The primary tasks of Project Development Officer will involve support of one or more Working Groups, comprising mainly of participation in their technical work, as well as technical support to the Convenors of the Working Groups. There will be an opportunity for the successful candidate to contribute in depth to various aspects of technical research, to get acquainted with latest trends and to work with the best European specialists in the Networking area. He or she will be working in a small international team and report to the Secretary General. Qualifications: -------------- - candidates should have a detailed understanding and experience of computer networking - experience in an international environment. - a sound knowledge of Internet and OSI standards is essential - lower layers technology knowledge would be an advantage - good knowledge of written and spoken English - willingness to travel Employment: --------- The salary will depend on qualifications and experience. Costs of relocation to the Netherlands will be met. The appointment will be for one year with possible extension. Further information on the position and RARE itself may be obtained from the RARE Secretariat, on the address below. Location: -------- Beautiful place in a renovated office in the hart of Amsterdam 2. Internetwork engineer -------------------- RARE is looking for an internetwork engineer to be located at the RIPE NCC in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Duties: ------ The duties comprise: - to participate in the technical work of the RIPE NCC - propose new activities, where needed, to the RIPE NCC Manager - to take part in technical development projects - to report to the RIPE NCC Manager There can be some involvement in development projects within the RARE Technical Programme. Amount of that can be varied according to the interests and abilities of the applicant. Qualifications: -------------- - experience in large scale TCP/IP networking technology - communication skills - work experience in an international environment - good knowledge of written and spoken English - willingness to travel - teaching skills are an advantage Employment: --------- RIPE NCC personnel will be employed either directly by RARE, or indirectly via secondment to RARE by their home organization. In the latter case RARE will negotiate conditions between RARE and the home organisations involved. The salary will depend on qualifications and experience. Costs of relocation to the Netherlands will be met. The appointment will be for one year with possible extension. Location: ------- The RIPE NCC is located at the Scientific Center Watergraafsmeer (WCW) in Amsterdam. The offices will be situated at NIKHEF, the Dutch National Institute for Nuclear Physics and High Energy Physics. For further information on the position of the Internetwork engineer contact: Daniel Karrenberg tel.: +31 20 592 5065 email: dfk(a)ripe.net HOW TO APPLY FOR BOTH POSITIONS: ------------------------------- Applications, including a CV and the names for at least two referees, should be submitted in confidence to: Dr. T. Kalin RARE Secretary General RARE Secretariat Singel 466 - 468 NL-1017 AW Amsterdam kalin(a)rare.nl Closing date: 30 August 1993 ******************************************************** *JOB ANNOUNCEMENT - JOB ANNOUNCEMENT - JOB ANNOUNCEMENT* ******************************************************** THE ENVIRONMENT: -------------- RARE --- RARE is the European Association of research networking organisations and their users and was founded in 1986. RARE carries out technical activities and provides a platform for discussion and education to encourage the development of a high-quality computer networking infrastructure for the European research community. RARE's aim is to overcome national boundaries in research networking to enable researchers to communicate, to use information and to access computer resources throughout Europe and in other continents. To achieve its aims RARE has set up a Technical Committee which defines and manages the RARE Technical Programme (RTP). A number of Working Groups and Task Forces carry out the Technical Programme. Another field of activity is the organization of conferences and symposia. In May 1994 the 5th Joint European Networking Conference combined with INET 94 will take place in Prague, Czech Republic. Furthermore RARE has established liaison with major Information Technology & Telecommunications standardization and political bodies. Organizational Structure: All RARE members are represented in the Council of Administration (CoA), which governs the RARE Association. Its responsibilities include: determining RARE's policies and priorities, adopting the budget and the annual accounts and the setting up and monitoring of RARE working bodies. The RARE Executive Committee (REC) is concerned with the management of the Association. The RARE Secretariat, headed by Secretary General, provides general support to the work of the Association and is responsible for general coordination and publicity. RESEAUX IP EUROPEENS NETWORK COORDINATION CENTER (RIPE NCC) ----------------------------------------------------------- RIPE, Reseaux IP Europeens, is a collaboration of European network operators using the Internet protocol suite. Experience in the RIPE community, and in the Internet community at large, has shown that certain information and coordination services are needed for the proper functioning of the Internet. The current RIPE structure is very well suited for coordinating type of work. It is less well suited for the day to day work that is of a more administrative nature. These tasks will be handled by dedicated technical staff that form the RIPE Network Coordination Center (NCC). In accordance with the Terms of Reference, the main objective of the RIPE NCC is to give support to the networking organisations that cooperate in RIPE. RARE as the association of research networks in Europe houses the RIPE NCC which is located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The RIPE NCC does not provide end user support services. Also network operation functions will not be provided by the RIPE NCC as these functions are performed by the network operation staff of the RIPE member organisations. The RIPE NCC will however provide the necessary support and coordination to enable the RIPE member NOC staff to provide these services. The RIPE NCC activities are divided in four main areas: - Technical Coordination Activities - Technical Development Activities - Administrative - RIPE Activity Support -Administrative - Reporting A detailed description of these activities has been published as RIPE document ripe-w07. This document can be obtained from the RIPE document store (ftp.ripe.net) or from the address below. The activity plan is currently being revised. The Network Coordination Center works in close cooperation with RIPE: - RIPE, on behalf of RARE, defines the tasks and functions of the NCC - the NCC reports to RIPE on operational matters - the NCC reports to RARE on organisational matters - RIPE organisations participate in the work of the NCC - RIPE, on behalf of RARE, regularly reviews the operations of the NCC The RIPE NCC is currently staffed by 3 full time employees: one NCC manager one NCC technical staff one NCC administrative staff In addition there is one full time engineer working at the RIPE NCC on development projects within the RTP. DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS ------------------- Basic agreement between RARE and RIPE foresees the division between service provision performed by RIPE NCC and development work which is organised within the RARE Technical Programme (RTP). To assure the synergetic effect, it has been decided to locate RARE staff working on the IP related development projects on the RIPE NCC premises and to utilize the expertise of RIPE NCC staff with their part-time participation in the projects in the roles of project managers or RARE Project Development Officers. This was the case of the "Route Server Project", managed by B.Stockman and D.Karrenberg, the RIPE NCC Manager. There is a new, larger, project PRIDE, ("Policy based Routing Implementation and Development in Europe") in the start-up phase. Financial resources are provided to RARE to run the project by a number of national and international organisations, from Europe and USA. The PRIDE project will further implementation and deployment of policy based routing in the European Internet. This project combines implementation work with the production and delivery of documentation and training materials.A detailed project description is available upon request. The project has been proposed and will be managed by D.Karrenberg. ******************************************************** *JOB ANNOUNCEMENT - JOB ANNOUNCEMENT - JOB ANNOUNCEMENT* ******************************************************** RARE is announcing two positions: - Project Development Officer - Internetwork Engineer 1. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER --------------------------- RARE is looking for a Technical Development Officer to join RARE technical team in Amsterdam. Duties: ------ The Project Development Officer will take part in the technical programme of RARE which is managed by the RARE Technical Committee, chaired by the RARE Secretary General. Technical work is organised in a number of Working Groups which are long-lived groups associated with particular areas of networking interest and act as idea generators for Task Forces which are deliverable oriented, have small memberships and limited lifetime. Results of RARE technical work are primarily disseminated by means of RARE Technical Reports, that are subseries of the RFC's. The primary tasks of Project Development Officer will involve support of one or more Working Groups, comprising mainly of participation in their technical work, as well as technical support to the Convenors of the Working Groups. There will be an opportunity for the successful candidate to contribute in depth to various aspects of technical research, to get acquainted with latest trends and to work with the best European specialists in the Networking area. He or she will be working in a small international team and report to the Secretary General. Qualifications: -------------- - candidates should have a detailed understanding and experience of computer networking - experience in an international environment. - a sound knowledge of Internet and OSI standards is essential - lower layers technology knowledge would be an advantage - good knowledge of written and spoken English - willingness to travel Employment: --------- The salary will depend on qualifications and experience. Costs of relocation to the Netherlands will be met. The appointment will be for one year with possible extension. Further information on the position and RARE itself may be obtained from the RARE Secretariat, on the address below. Location: -------- Beautiful place in a renovated office in the hart of Amsterdam 2. Internetwork engineer -------------------- RARE is looking for an internetwork engineer to be located at the RIPE NCC in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Duties: ------ The duties comprise: - to participate in the technical work of the RIPE NCC - propose new activities, where needed, to the RIPE NCC Manager - to take part in technical development projects - to report to the RIPE NCC Manager There can be some involvement in development projects within the RARE Technical Programme. Amount of that can be varied according to the interests and abilities of the applicant. Qualifications: -------------- - experience in large scale TCP/IP networking technology - communication skills - work experience in an international environment - good knowledge of written and spoken English - willingness to travel - teaching skills are an advantage Employment: --------- RIPE NCC personnel will be employed either directly by RARE, or indirectly via secondment to RARE by their home organization. In the latter case RARE will negotiate conditions between RARE and the home organisations involved. The salary will depend on qualifications and experience. Costs of relocation to the Netherlands will be met. The appointment will be for one year with possible extension. Location: ------- The RIPE NCC is located at the Scientific Center Watergraafsmeer (WCW) in Amsterdam. The offices will be situated at NIKHEF, the Dutch National Institute for Nuclear Physics and High Energy Physics. For further information on the position of the Internetwork engineer contact: Daniel Karrenberg tel.: +31 20 592 5065 email: dfk(a)ripe.net HOW TO APPLY FOR BOTH POSITIONS: ------------------------------- Applications, including a CV and the names for at least two referees, should be submitted in confidence to: Dr. T. Kalin RARE Secretary General RARE Secretariat Singel 466 - 468 NL-1017 AW Amsterdam kalin(a)rare.nl Closing date: 30 August 1993

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RIPE NCC Quarterly Report - Doc Announcement
by Anne Lord 16 Jul '93

16 Jul '93

Dear All, A new document ripe-90 "RIPE NCC Quarterly Report, Issue 5 June 1993" is now available from the RIPE document store. Enjoy ! -Anne New/Revised RIPE Document Announcement -------------------------------------- Ref: ripe-90 Title: RIPE NCC Quarterly Report, Issue 5, June 1993 Author: RIPE NCC Date: 16 July 1993 Format: PS=741456 TXT=64779 Obsoletes: Obsoleted by: Updates: Updated by: Old: Short content description ------------------------- This is the fifth Quarterly Report from the RIPE NCC and summarises activities from April to June 1993. FTP Access ---------- All RIPE documents and Internet RFC`s are available via anonymous FTP from host ftp.ripe.net. Type "ftp ftp.ripe.net". Login with username "anonymous" supplying your email address as the password. After logging in, type "cd ripe/docs/ripe-docs" followed by the command "get <filename>". For example "get ripe-90.txt". Electronic Mail Retrieval of Documents -------------------------------------- Documents can also be retrieved from the RIPE document store using a mail server program. For more information on how to use the program, send email to: mail-server(a)ripe.net with "send HELP" in the body text. RIPE NCC Interactive Information Server --------------------------------------- Type "telnet host info.ripe.net". This is a menu driven service allows the document store to be browsed. After reading documents you are prompted as to whether you would like to receive an email copy of the document you have just read. If you would, you simply enter your email address and the document will be mailed to you. Below are details of alternative methods of access. Gopher Access ------------- The same documents are available via a "gopher" server at "gopher gopher.ripe.net". WAIS Access ----------- There is also a "WAIS" server at wais.ripe.net, where there is a WAIS index for RIPE documents "ripe-docs.src" WWW Access ---------- For those who wish to add this home page at the RIPE NCC to their own customized home pages, it can be accessed as: http://www.ripe.net./local/spool/www/default.html MIME Mail Reader ---------------- Below is the data which will enable a MIME compliant Mail Reader implementation to automatically retrieve the ASCII version of the RIPE document. SEND ripe/docs/ripe-docs/ripe-90.txt

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Document Announcement
by Anne Lord 08 Jul '93

08 Jul '93

Hello everyone, "Delegated Internet Registry" (ripe-89.ps) is a new RIPE NCC folder. Printed folders are also available - if you would like to receive some of these, simply send mail to ncc(a)ripe.net stating how many copies you would like. Best wishes, Anne New RIPE Document Announcement ------------------------------ A new document is now available from the RIPE document store. Ref: ripe-89 Title: Delegated Internet Registry Title: Leaflet Author: Anne Lord Date: 8 July 1993 Format: PS=475918 Obsoletes: Obsoleted by: Updates: Updated by: Old: Short content description ------------------------- This new RIPE NCC leaflet is gives information about the new distributed scheme for the allocation of IP network numbers. FTP Access ---------- All RIPE documents and Internet RFC`s are available via anonymous FTP from host ftp.ripe.net. Type "ftp ftp.ripe.net". Login with username "anonymous" supplying your email address as the password. After logging in, type "cd ripe/docs/ripe-docs" followed by the command "get <filename>". For example "get ripe-89.txt". Electronic Mail Retrieval of Documents -------------------------------------- Documents can also be retrieved from the RIPE document store using a mail server program. For more information on how to use the program, send email to: mail-server(a)ripe.net with "send HELP" in the body text. RIPE NCC Interactive Information Server --------------------------------------- Type "telnet host info.ripe.net". This is a menu driven service allows the document store to be browsed. After reading documents you are prompted as to whether you would like to receive an email copy of the document you have just read. If you would, you simply enter your email address and the document will be mailed to you. Below are details of alternative methods of access. Gopher Access ------------- The same documents are available via a "gopher" server at "gopher gopher.ripe.net". WAIS Access ----------- There is also a "WAIS" server at wais.ripe.net, where there is a WAIS index for RIPE documents "ripe-docs.src" WWW Access ---------- For those who wish to add this home page at the RIPE NCC to their own customized home pages, it can be accessed as: http://www.ripe.net./local/spool/www/default.html MIME Mail Reader ---------------- Below is the data which will enable a MIME compliant Mail Reader implementation to automatically retrieve the ASCII version of the RIPE document. SEND ripe/docs/ripe-docs/ripe-89.ps

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