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From: Mills@UDEL.EDU
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Subject: Re:  An even worse week for EGP....
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Date: 22 Jan 88 21:21:14 GMT
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Merton,

The typical "207 net" has a second octet whis is close to 255 (decimal),
like 255, 254, 253 and 252. I even tried decoding it in ASCII, but that
didn't parse well. I then went after the NSFNET gateways, since these
dudes now squawk upwards of 120 nets and may expose scaling bugs if any non-core
gateway does; however, these gateways are on ARPANET. I have not yet
uncovered definitive evidence that would implicate MILNET dudes, although
what evidence there is points that way.

Dave