From: uucpmap@rutgers.rutgers.edu (UUCP Mapping Project)
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Subject: UUCP map for u.aus.1
Date: 22 Aug 92 07:06:40 GMT
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file {u.aus.1} # Wed Aug 19 11:27:01 +1000 1992

# updates to <Christopher.Vance@adfa.oz.au>, <cjsv@adfa.oz.au> or <ccadfa!cjsv>
#
# Australia - top-level network connectivity

# The entries in all map files for Australia are grouped by
# third-level domain (if any) and ordered alphabetically thereon, with
# other level domains considered irrelevant, so
#	cec.edu.au < carbon.chem.csiro.au < cocam.oz.au
#	^                   ^               ^
# would be the relevant order if these entries occurred in the same
# map file.
#
# If several domains logically belong together they are grouped
# together.  This is especially true where the preferred domain has
# changed.  Many subdomains of csiro.au were previously in oz.au, as
# were many universities now in edu.au.
#
# Similarly, a number of names of hosts directly in oz.au are historical
# artifacts of ancient ACSnet software.  Such hosts are sometimes listed
# with their short aliases, rather than their longer canonical names,
# although this is changing.  Regardless, they are still grouped with the
# related domains or hosts.
#
# Where there are a number of entries related to each other within a domain,
# the entries may be bracketed by lines `# /' above and `# \' below.
#
# `Private networks', in the pathalias(8) sense, are used for
# maintaining routing information.  All these have names beginning with
# `aarnet-', `acsnet-', or `australia-'.  The distinction is that
# members of `aarnet-' networks are known to be IP-connected,
# `acsnet-' networks are reachable via ACSnet/MHSnet routing and include
# non-AARNet members of .oz.au, while members of `australia-' networks
# are presumed reachable by some other means, possibly including uucp.
#
# I attempt to keep the information in these maps consistent with
#	the Internet DNS (Domain Name Service)
#	routing tables for MHSnet (SunIV?) as seen at sserve.cc.adfa.oz.au
#	routing tables for ACSnet (SunIII) as seen at munnari.oz.au

#N	aarnet-all, acsnet-all, australia-all, .oz, .au
#O	map coordinator, Australian UUCP maps
#C	Christopher Vance
#E	Christopher.Vance@adfa.oz.au; cjsv@adfa.oz.au; ccadfa!cjsv
#T	+61 6 268 8051
#W	cjsv@adfa.oz.au (Christopher Vance); Wed Aug 19 11:26:19 +1000 1992
#
private	{ aarnet-all, acsnet-all, australia-all }
#
aarnet-all = {
	clix.aarnet.edu.au, hermes.ucs.adelaide.edu.au, aarnet-adfa,
	mariner.amc.edu.au, aarnet-anu,
	cujo.curtin.edu.au, jabaru.cec.edu.au,
	natmlab.dap.csiro.au, aarnet-dit, aarnet-dms, aarnet-dmt,
	fang.dsto.oz.au, spider.ento.csiro.au, aarnet-gu,
	ipso.ips.oz.au, aarnet-latrobe,
	aarnet-monash, sunb.ocs.mq.edu.au, aarnet-mu, munnari.oz.au,
	aarnet-pyramid, aarnet-rmit,
	arnie.systems.sa.gov.au, sri.org.au, aarnet-su,
	aarnet-trl,
	sheoak.ucnv.edu.au, grivel.une.oz.au, levels.unisa.edu.au,
	aarnet-unsw, aarnet-uq, aarnet-utas, aarnet-uts,
	aarnet-uwa }(DEDICATED/2)
#
acsnet-all = {
	acsnet-acus, hakea.adept.oz.au,
	bain3.bain.oz.au, cerberus.bhpese.oz.au,
	citec.oz.au, acsnet-cx,
	dgaust.dg.oz.au, dialix.oz.au,
	tmx.mhs.oz.au, qdpii.qdpi.oz.au, runx.oz.au, smhea.sma.oz.au,
	.oz }
#
australia-all = { aarnet-all, acsnet-all, .au }

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