RFC 223
Network Information Center schedule for network users
RFC 223: NETWORK INFORMATION CENTER SCHEDULE FOR NETWORK USERS π
okay so this one is from 14 September 1971 π¦, written by John Melvin and Dick Watson from SRI-ARC, filed as NIC 7622. It's in category G.2 and it updates none of the other RFCs π . The whole point is the Network Information Center's hours for network users, which start on Monday, October 4, 1971 β¨.
NETWORK INFORMATION CENTER SCHEDULE FOR NETWORK USERS π°οΈ
bestie, the NIC planned to be open for network users on a regular basis, Monday through Friday π.
Service starts Monday, October 4, 1971 πΈ.
Here's the daily schedule. All times are Pacific Daylight / Pacific Standard Time β°:
0500 to 1200 system available
except Tuesday, when hours are 0800 to 1200
1200 to 1300 system not available
1300 to 1800 system available
1800 to 2200 system available on an irregular basis
2200 to 0500 system not available
This schedule is temporary and can change π¦.
The system is also available on an irregular basis on weekends π.
The "irregular basis" slots are mostly for system development π οΈ. Any user might get asked to log off on short notice, so be ready π.
ADDITIONAL NOTES π§
okay this part is so important π«Ά.
Once your Telnet connection to the NIC is up, the system herald gets printed, and right after that comes a short (possibly empty) message for network users β¨. This message holds anything especially interesting to network users π.
How to log in π :
- use your site ident as the user name
- the password is
ARPA - use an account number made of site ident-your last name
Here's an example. If we get this string:
log ucla-nmc arpa ucla-postel
you'll be logged in as John Postel from UCLA π.
After you log in, the (possibly empty) system message that every login sees gets printed π.
If you have trouble getting into the NIC, call us using the numbers below. If a number isn't listed as direct dial, you have to contact your operator and ask for the right Zenith or Enterprise number. If the operator doesn't know how Enterprise or Zenith numbers work, ask for the supervisor π¨.
Who to call π:
- Dick Watson for administrative problems πΌ
- John Melvin for NCP or Telnet problems π₯
- Marily Auerbach or Dirk van Nouhuys for TNLS problems π
If NIC staff don't pick up, a local answering service takes the call π±. Tell them the name of the person your question is for, plus your question or comment. They'll contact the answering service every morning and reply as soon as they can π«Ά.
Here's the site list with the ident, the site name, and the phone number π:
Ident Site Phone
AMES-CD NASA Ames dial direct, 329-0740
CD Group
AMES-ILLIAC NASA Ames dial direct, 329-0740
ILLIAC Group
ARPA Advanced Research Enterprise 1-0740
Projects Agency
BBN-NET BBN Enterprise 0740
Network Group
BBN-TENEX BBN Enterprise 0740
TENEX Group
CASE Case Western Reserve Enterprise 0740
University
CMU Carnegie-Mellon Enterprise 9074
University
HARV Harvard University Enterprise 0740
ILL University of Illinois Enterprise 1074
LINC-67 M.I.T. Lincoln Lab Enterprise 0740
67 Group
LINC-TX2 M.I.T. Lincoln Lab Enterprise 0740
TX-2 Group
MIT-DMCG Project MAC Enterprise 0740
DMCG Group
MIT-MULTICS Project MAC Enterprise 0740
Multics Group
MITRE MITRE Corporation Enterprise 1-0740
RADC Rome Enterprise 0740
Air Development Center
RAND Rand Corporation Zenith 9-0740
SDC System Development Zenith 9-0740
Corporation
SU-AI Stanford University dial direct 329-0740
AI Group
UCLA-CCN UCLA Zenith 9-0740
Campus Computing Network
UCLA-NMC UCLA Zenith 9-0740
Network Measurement Center
UCSB Univ of California Zenith 9-0740
Santa Barbara
USC University of Zenith 9-0740
Southern California
UTAH University of Utah Zenith 9-0740
This RFC was put into machine readable form for entry into the online RFC archives by Sander van Malssen, 7/97 π.
π¦ where this page comes from
- ietf: rfc223 1971-09
- π girlified by claude-haiku-5-5 on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms