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From: pushp@nic.cerf.net (Pushpendra Mohta)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: Internet Connectivity Maps wanted
Message-ID: <48@nic.cerf.net>
Date: 27 Jun 90 08:02:41 GMT
References: <9006270004.AA23106@heinlein.tots.uucp>
Organization: CERFnet, La Jolla, CA
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In article <9006270004.AA23106@heinlein.tots.uucp> tep@tots.Logicon.COM writes:
>IAC DO WISH-LIST
>
>I would like to find some "maps" that show the connectivity of (at
>least) the class-A and/or major regional Internets.
>Networks as nodes and gateways as arcs would be sufficient, although
>geographical information would be useful as well.
>Ideally, these would be similar to the (Postscript) maps available via
>usenet that show the major backbone sites and news flows.
>Also, is there a list of the major regional Internets (e.g. CERFnet,
>NEARnet) that defines their service areas?
>
>Thanks,
>Tom Perrine (tep)                       |Internet: tep@tots.Logicon.COM


A postscript map of the logical connectivity of 
CERFNet is available by anonymous ftp from
nic.cerf.net in the file ~ftp/cerfnet/cerfnet_info/topology.ps

Look around in the same directory  for other information
If you dont have access to ftp drop a note to help@cerf.net

Maps of many regionals are also available
by anonymous ftp from nic.merit.edu in the ~ftp/maps
directory. 


Pushpendra Mohta
CERFNet
(California Education and Research Federation Network)
P.O.Box 85608, San Diego , CA 92186-9784
(619) 534-5056