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Subject: Mailbridge homings
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Date: Tue, 7-Apr-87 09:36:03 EST
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Posted: Tue Apr  7 09:36:03 1987
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    Date: Mon, 6 Apr 87 15:49:02 EDT
    From: budd@bu-cs.bu.edu (Philip Budne)
    To: tcp-ip@nic.sri.com
    Subject: ICMP redirect caching

    ... The file [NIC]NETINFO:INTERNET.PINGING contains information
    regarding the care and feeding of your GATEWAYS file.

	Phil Budne, Boston University

At the end of that file is a copy of DDN MGT Bulletin 23, dated 29 Aug
1984.  If you are (as I was last month) using it to find out your
mailbridge homing, you should read either
	[NIC]NETINFO:ARPA-MAILBRIDGE-HOMINGS.TXT, or
	[NIC]NETINFO:MIL-MAILBRIDGE-HOMINGS.TXT
depending on which side of the mailbridges you use.

KLH, or NETINFO maintainer:  Please note these filenames at the end of
INTERNET.PINGING, and maybe even remove the outdated mailbridge list.

Dan Hoey