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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 17:52:42 EDT
From:         "Larry D. Smith" <76247.1425@COMPUSERVE.COM>
Subject:      Broadcast question
X-To:         IBMTCP-L@pucc.Princeton.EDU

Would anyone be so kind as to answer the following question.  Givin the
following (Class-C network number) IP addresses, SubNet mask and my
interpretation of the resulting "actual network and host address" should I
interprete a host address of all 1's as a valid broadcast for the resulting
net and subnet?

 Case 1:

 IP address   = 192.214. 96.251    11000000.11010110.01100000.11111011
 Subnet Mask  = 255.255.255.252    11111111.11111111.11111111.11111100
 Net address  = 192.214. 96.248    11000000.11010110.01100000.11111000
 Host address =            .  3                              .      11

 Case 2:

 IP address   = 192.214. 96.250    11000000.11010110.01100000.11111010
 Subnet Mask  = 255.255.255.252    11111111.11111111.11111111.11111100
 Net address  = 192.214. 96.248    11000000.11010110.01100000.11111000
 Host address =            .  2                              .      10

 Case 3:

 IP address   = 192.214. 96.249    11000000.11010110.01100000.11111001
 Subnet Mask  = 255.255.255.252    11111111.11111111.11111111.11111100
 Net address  = 192.214. 96.248    11000000.11010110.01100000.11111000
 Host address =            .  1                              .      01

 Case 4:

 IP address   = 192.214. 96.248    11000000.11010110.01100000.11111000
 Subnet Mask  = 255.255.255.252    11111111.11111111.11111111.11111100
 Net address  = 192.214. 96.248    11000000.11010110.01100000.11111000
 Host address =            .  0                              .      00

At this time I'm assuming that case 3 and 4 are valid host addresses and that
case 4 which results in a host address of zero should not be used and that
case 1 is a host address of all 1's and should not be considered a valid host
address since it would produce a broadcast to all valid hosts in the
192.214.96.248 subnet.

Does any of this make sense, and am I right or wrong?

Thanks in advance,

 Larry D. Smith
 Southern California Edison
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 17:05:24 BST
From:         "SY07 at GWIA Alan J.Flavell" <SY07@I1.PH.GLA.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Gopher (was: re: Misc)
X-To:         IBMTCP-L@pucc.princeton.edu

>          1. Has anyone gotten GOPHER to work in a VM/XA or VM/ESA
>             environment?

Yes.

Now, could you be a little more explicit in your question?

Did you mean to ask "is there an implementation?" - there are several
"where can I get them?" - start at the usual gopher hole,
                         boombox.micro.umn.edu
"I've fetched one but I can't get it to work"?

etc.
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 13:29:54 EDT
From:         Valdis Kletnieks <VALDIS@VTVM1.CC.VT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Time Server?
X-To:         "Robert G. Moskowitz" <0003858921@MCIMAIL.COM>,
              Multiple recipients of list IBMTCP-L <IBMTCP-L@PUCC.BITNET>
              25 Aug 1992 15:35:00 GMT from <0003858921@MCIMAIL.COM>

On Tue, 25 Aug 1992 15:35:00 GMT you said:
>You people are fortunate.  You have INTERNET connections.  Ours is well
>firewalled.  I can only do FTP and TELNET through it.  For mail, I us my MCI
>account as you may have noticed.

Robert:

You could always buy your *own* radio clock - a good one that will chime
millisecond accuracy  is probably  a lot  less than  you think  (I think
somebody built  a fully functional  stratum-1 clock that listens  to CHU
(the Canadian radio signal) for under $200 or so.

See /pub/ntp/doc/clocks.txt on louie.udel.edu  for details - it contains
a list of most of the currently marketed radio clocks.

/Valdis
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 13:39:14 EDT
From:         Mubashir Farooqi <MUBASHIR@IBRDVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Namesrv and SQL

We are using SQL for NAMESRV. Every night when SQL database is stopped
for backup, NAMESRV abends and generates hundreds of dump files. When
SQL backups are done, NAMESRV is recycled and life goes back to normal.
Is there a way to avoid those abend files? I was unable to find anything
in IIN.
We are running TCP/IP V2.1 and SQL 3.1 under VM/ESA 1.0 (ESA) PUT 9105.

Mubashir Farooqi
World Bank, HQ
Washington, D.C.
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 22:16:00 PDT
From:         Leonard D Woren <LDW@USCMVSA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: How to do a NETSTAT programatically...

In the case of the TSO clients like NETSTAT, IBM could do a lot for
usability if they would change them to use PUTLINE instead of TPUT.
TPUT should never be used except for TPUT FULLSCR when required, and
the stupid VM-simulator for line mode telnet should be dropped in the
garbage can to allow true line mode, so that normal features that TSO
users are used to will work.  Like moving the cursor up and retyping a
line in error.  Like session manager.  Like letting VTAM do it's "***"
thing at the bottom of the screen, and the user just hitting enter
instead of having to think "Oh, this is one of those VM oddities,
let's see now, I have to hit PA2 instead of enter."  Why oh why is
IBM so intent on stuffing VM down the throats of MVS people with this
product?

All this has been said before; does anyone know if a SHARE requirement
has been submitted?  But why should SHARE requirements have to be
written to get B.A.D. code changed to be the way it should have been
written in the first place?

NETSTAT in particular should have a callable interface, so that any
program which needs the information can call NETSTAT and provide an
answer area.

/Leonard
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 12:59:11 BST
From:         "SY07 at GWIA Alan J.Flavell" <SY07@I1.PH.GLA.AC.UK>
Subject:      X PROG470 on terminal in a TELNET 3270 remote session
X-To:         IBMTCP-L@pucc.princeton.edu

I have some user reports here relating to the following scenario.
User is at a 3278 tube connected to 3274-41D controller, logged
on to our VM system, and has made a fullscreen call to a remote TSO
system.  Under certain circumstances (executing ordinary applications
at the remote host) their terminal goes X PROG470, meaning (if I
interpret it aright) that it has received an unsupported order in
the datastream.

Additional info: there is no involvement of VTAM locally, but I think
the remote TSO system manages all its terminal sessions via VTAM.
The user reports relate to use of our production V1.2 "FAL".

Now the question.  Is the TCP/IP software likely to be implicated
in this, or should we be looking for improper behaviour in the remote
system (its application, its VTAM or whatever) issuing orders that
this particular terminal cannot handle?  We do not experience this
on TELNET calls to VM systems in practice (O.K, I *do* know how to
provoke it deliberately).

Or to put it another way, doesn't the TELNET implementation protect
my terminal against things it cannot handle?  If we compare this with
XEDIT, for example, I can set XEDIT extended attributes and colours if I
wish, but if my terminal can't handle them, XEDIT simply doesn't send
them - it doesn't give me any X PROG4xx messages on the terminal!

Any chance that FAL V2 would be any different?  We have it in test
right now, so I suggested that the users try it, but told them I
didn't expect it to be any different).

Regards
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From: backman@vax  (Larry Backman)
Subject: Re: DOS packet drivers, NDIS and Token-Ring
Nntp-Software: PC/TCP NNTP
Organization: FTP Software, Inc., Wakefield, MA
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 1992 12:00:48

 >> Since programs like Archie can only be used with ethernet packet drivers
 >> (those progs are based on CUTE or NCSA telnet), I can't use these Network
 >> Information Retrieval progs.
 >> However I lately read something about converting packet drivers to NDIS. Is
 >> that possible and how? Or is there some info available on this topic? Or other
 >> possibilities to use those programs?
 >>  
No no no; convert Archie et. al. to someone's OS/2 sockets interface;
it will be an easier port for you, you can do niftier things like use
threads, and in general, work with the zen of the protocol stack within
the OS as opposed to in spite of it.

Use anyones OS/2 interface rather than trying to cobble together
a DOS box based solution.

Larry Backman
FTP Software

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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 10:18:12 PDT
From:         Yossie Silverman <YOSSIE@UCSFVM.UCSF.EDU>
Subject:      How to do a NETSTAT programatically...

Is it possible to get the results from 'NETSTAT TELNET' in a program
using a VMCF interface of sorts?  Currently I am doing 'PIPE command
NETSTAT TELNET ...' but would rather call direct.  The data need not
be formatted, but that would make it a bit easier to use.   - Yossie

---
Yossie Silverman                   "What did the Caspian Sea?" - Saki
I'Net:  yossie@ucsfvm.ucsf.edu
Bitnet: YOSSIE@UCSFVM              B5/4 f- w- t cd g++ k++ s++ p
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Subject: TR Busmaster Server Adpt & TCP/IP 1.2
From: <A6054OS2@HASARA11.BITNET>
Date: Wednesday, 2 Sep 1992 17:44:18 CET
Organization: SARA - Stichting Academisch Rekencentrum Amsterdam
Configuration: IBM PS/2 Model 80-A31 with OS/2 2.0 Base, LS 2.0 andTCP/IP 1.2 
 (waiting for 1.2.1) ANDToken-Ring Busmaster Server Adapter, speed 16 mbit/s

Loading of Config.Sys goes normally, but as soon as I ping to a remote address
I get the following error message:
 
LT40009: An unrecoverable error occurred in the IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4
         Busmaster Server Adapter NDIS device driver program.
 
Anyone with a suggestion?
 
Rachid Tebbal
 
Department of Information Systems
University of Amsterdam
The Netherlands.
 
 
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 14:31:19 EST
From:         "Cromer, Dan" <19016007%SBAC@NERVM.NERDC.UFL.EDU>

On Wed, 2 Sep 1992 20:13:05 MSK <ABEL@ESOC1> said:
>Hello !
>Anybody answer me please, how can i  establish my own Internet address ?
>Or tell me, address for contact ?
>                                                     Artyem M.Beljaev
For the U.S.A. the contact is HOSTMASTER@nic.ddn.mil or
also HOSTMAST@nic.ddn.mil.
Dan
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 15:52:00 EDT
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From:         "Faye.Backie" <20676FCB@MSU.BITNET>
Subject:      Historical marketing collection

A member of our faculty, a noted researcher in marketing history, recently
gave us his personal library.  In reviewing it, we have discovered that it is
highly duplicative of our holdings.  His collection does represent a good
overview of the areas of marketing and retailing from the 1930's - 1970's.

I am in search of a library that would be interested in this collection.
There are few constraints on the collection, the faculty member is interested
in seeing his materials incorporated into a working collection, not maintained
as a special collection.  The materials are all in excellent condition.  There
are approximately 800 volumes in the collection.

The faculty member prefers that the collection go to (in order of preference)
a U.S. academic library, a U.S. public library or a foreign academic library.
If you are interested in this collection, or know of soemone that might be,
please contact me directly by phone at (517)355-3387 or email me at
20676FCB@MSU.bitnet or 20676FCB@MSU.edu
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 16:41:14 EDT
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From:         Mary Munroe <LIBMHM@GSUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Historical marketing collection

 I would be interested in the collection.  Do you have a list?  I would like to
 see what the collection entails.
                                 Mary Munroe
 *************************************************************************
 *  Mary Munroe                     *     100 Decatur Street             *
 *  Business/Public Affairs         *     Atlanta, GA 30303-3083         *
 *    Bibliographer                 *     BITNET: LIBMHM@GSUVM1          *
 *  Acting Head, Collection Dev.    *     INTERNET: libmhm@gsuvm1.gsu.edu*
 *  William Russell Pullen Library  *     (404) 651-3801                 *
 *  Georgia State University        *                                    *
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 09:10:00 EDT
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From:         Becky <RSMITH@HBS.HBS.HARVARD.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Business Names
X-To:         BUSLIB-L@IDBSU.BITNET, JMARME@UCS.INDIANA.EDU

We use files 226 and 246 (as a onesearch) on Dialog--Trademarkscan for
searching business names.  However, we always tell our clients that these
databases are not definitive, thus they should consult with a patents lawyer.

Becky Smith
Harvard Bus. School
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 17:14:00 CDT
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From:         Michael Enyart <ENYART@MACC.WISC.EDU>
Subject:      Business Week's International 150

I have been asked by a faculty member to find the "Business Week's International
150".  I have tried a number of sources (and paged through a number of issues of
Business Week) and have not found anything like the aforementioned list.  I
realize that Business Week does put out a "International" edition.  Has anyone
heard or seen this "international 150" list.  Any assistance is welcome.

Michael G. Enyart
School of Business Library
University of Wisconsin - Madison
Internet: enyart@vms.macc.wisc.edu
Bitnet:   enyart@wiscmacc
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1992 08:33:03 EDT
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From:         "Leslie M. Haas" <LHAAS@KENTVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Arbitron Ratings

I have a professor who is doing research on the Reagan Saturday night radio
broadcasts during his administration.  He wants the ratings for this program
for the entire time it was on.  I believe 1981-84(?).  We do not have this
information available in the sources in our library.  Does anyone have
a name of a publication or the actual figures?  I am continuing my search
here and would appreciate any guidance from you.  Please respond to me
personally and I will summarize for the list.

Leslie Haas
Business Reference Librarian
Kent State University
lhaas@kentvm
(216)672-3045
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1992 09:10:37 CDT
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From:         "William G. Jones 996-2716" <U11218@UICVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: (no subject)
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              <BUSLIB-L@IDBSU.BITNET>,
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Any reason we shouldn't take advantage in some trial location of the
offer.  Is it feasible?
> fyi
>
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 09:32:11 EDT
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From:         "Leslie M. Haas" <LHAAS@KENTVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Answers to Arbitron rating

Thanks for your responses to my question regarding the ratings.  Everyone
who responded seemed to think that the best bet would be contacting the
company directly and that is what I told the Professor to do.  Once again,
thanks for your help and I look forward to more discussions on the list.

Leslie Haas
Business Reference Librarian
Kent State University
lhaas@kentvm
(216)672-3045
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Date:         Sun, 23 Aug 1992 15:51:00 EDT
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From:         Bob Sullivan <RSULLIVA@SNYESCVA.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: dow jones via the Internet

Dear Ed,
        I'm interested in DJ via internet, oculd you send details or
address for information concerning this service?

Much Thanks,
Bob Sullivan [RSULLIVA]
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 14:10:29 EDT
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From:         EASLSUE@UBE.BITNET
Subject:      Spelling

Michael Friedman says "misspellings are jarring to the reader" and "if
someone cares so little abouth something they are creating that they do
not employ elementary craftsmanship why should I care enough to spend
my time on it".  I say YES, YES 1,000 times yes.

It is true that those who point out that this is the equivalent of
casual conversation (this=CMC) have a valid point, BUT: the
original correction of "Demming" was meant to save others from
looking for a non-existent expert.  I found the correction much
more gentle than the sermon it evoked.  Why wasn't that sent
privately?!

Susan Wheeler
Reference and Teechnical Service Librarian who spends much time
correcting mistakes so students will find material
Easlsue@ube.ub.umd.edu
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(The following is an announcement from the Research Libraries Group.)

            FREE 30-DAY TRIALS FOR RLG's CITADEL SERVICE

Free 30-day trials of CitaDel's citation files are now available to
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Abstracts, Ei Page One, PAIS '80+, History of Technology Bibliography,
Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals, Index to Hispanic Legislation
(World Law Index, pt. 1), and Avery Index to Architectural
Periodicals.

THE CITADEL SERVICE
CitaDel is the new article-citation and document-delivery service
from the Research Libraries Group (RLG).  Through CitaDel, libraries,
universities, and other institutions can make citation databases
available to their users over a library or campuswide network without
having to load and maintain large files locally.

To subscribe to CitaDel files, institutions simply pay a fixed annual
fee for the file (or files) of their choice, and their users receive
unlimited searching free of charge.

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online through CitaDel.  Document-delivery options include first class
mail, fax, and Ariel (RLG's document-transmission system for the
Internet).

FREE TRIAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
Institutions may try one CitaDel file or several for 30 days without
charge.  There is no obligation to purchase a subscription after a
30-day trial.  (Limit per institution:  One free 30-day trial per
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   the Russian Institute of Scientific Information in the Social
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*  Document delivery for more files.

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From:         Sachi Mitsui <mitsui@E.U-TOKYO.AC.JP>

BUSLIB-L INFO
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From:         Sachi Mitsui <mitsui@E.U-TOKYO.AC.JP>
Subject:      QUESTION

Cc: MITSUI@E.U-TOKYO.AC.JP
Could you send me some informaion about the Academic Librarian's Forum.
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