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Date: Wed, 14-Jan-87 20:06:29 EST
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From: lear@aramis.RUTGERS.EDU (eliot lear)
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Subject: routed question/survey
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Hi,

I am writing a graphically oriented network monitoring facility and
I am interested in using routed to derive a map of systems on the
various networks.  My first question: Is routed used enough to get a
good picture of the net?  My second question: Does anyone know if
protocol specs exist for routed?

			Thanks in advance,

					...eliot
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