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From: Robert Masse <robert@altitude.cam.org>
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Subject: Networking in the Soviet Union
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Date: 11 Apr 90 17:23:15 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 249, Message 4 of 13


Well, the USSR already has available X.25 communications.  The address
starts with 2502 and it's called (if I remember correctly) I.A.S., an
acronym for Integrated Automated Systems (not sure about the
Integrated part).


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