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From: lamy@ai.toronto.edu
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Subject: Re: Information on X.400<->Arpa mail (rfc.987+rfc.822) (sort of)
Message-ID: <8701171442.AA21186@ephemeral.ai.toronto.edu>
Date: Sat, 17-Jan-87 09:44:21 EST
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Posted: Sat Jan 17 09:44:21 1987
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In article <2359@dalcs.UUCP> lane@dalcs.UUCP (John Wright/Dr. Pat Lane) writes:
>Note that for you Arpanauts these addresses would (should?) be:
>	user%site.cdn%ubc.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa

Things are getting better. In MY EXPERIENCE,
        user%site.cdn@relay.cs.net
will work (relay.cs.net is now the official name of machine csnet-relay)
relay.cs.net then kicks messages to whoever the official EAN gateway is.

Can MX records be used to redirect all arpa mail to a top level domain site
through the appropriate gateway (I hope so...)?  If so, has this been done
for .cdn and the other national organizations (.uk, .chunet, ...)

Jean-Francois Lamy 		       CSNet:  lamy@ai.toronto.edu
AI Group, Dept of Computer Science     ARPA:   lamy%ai.toronto.edu@relay.cs.net
University of Toronto		       EAN:    lamy@ai.toronto.cdn
Toronto, ON, Canada		       UUCP:   lamy@utai.uucp
M5S 1A4				       BITNET: lamy@ai.utoronto