5 Reply to the fifth message. If you read your messages, but did not delete them, the messages will be kept in a file called mbox in your home directory. To stay below your quota, and to conserve disk space, please delete your mail once you have read it. If you have a choice, use the Internet. The domain can be split into several subdomains, with dots between them.
All CATS machines are on the Internet.
All UC campuses, including UCSC, are or will shortly be no longer registered as bitnodes. This doesn't change your ability to send mail to other bitnodes, but your Bitnet correspondent will now need to use a gateway to send you mail. UCSC can communicate with other networks by using gateways. Check the on-line help system for more details. Forwarding your mail If you have multiple accounts, you might want to forward your mail on some accounts so that your mail arrives in a single place.