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The KRAD X.25 Gateway List
by unSlider
Release 2 (final release)

Here's the final release of my X.25 gateway list. As of Feb 1996 I have
left the scene and I no longer haqx0r. However, I'm releasing this and
possibly some other philes. I've learned what I could from haqx0ring and
now it's time for me to move on. I hope you can use this file to further
your own education.

This is a list of gateways that get you from the Internet to X.25
networks. You just telnet to the gateway, enter a few commands, and you
can initiate X.25 calls. If you don't know what X.25 is, there are a few
(somewhat old) good philes on it. Note that all of these gateways will
only allow you to place reverse-charged calls unless you have an NUI.

In the below formats, ######## is the NUA (address) of the X.25 host you
wish to connect to. On many (eg PACX) gateways you can also do
########dDATA to connect to a certain port of a system. For example, from
a *1 format gateway you could enter r,p-13106dinformation to get to the
Tymnet information system. Note that some of the below formats may need a
few return's to get to a prompt before they will work.

The NUA's of the gateways themselves are also given where I know them, but
most of them don't accept incoming reverse charged connections. You can
also get the NUA of a gateway by placing an outgoing reverse charged
connection from them to the LOGGER port of a Gandalf XMUX, it will
display your NUA when you connect to it. For a few XMUX's to use for
this, try a scan such as the Datapac one found in CoTNo a few issues ago.

Also, most dialouts can be used as X.25 gateways, if you get a list of
sprintnet/whatever dialins. There are lists of dialins on the information
services (information on tymnet, login:phones/passwd:phones on
sprintnet), but i usually just keep a copy of the local access number
list from the AOL tech support BBS. (!)

One last word - *PLEASE* don't abuse these. If you abuse one, it is not
only a hassle for the admin who runs it, but also for all the other
people who might be able to learn a lot from using it.

Formats
-------

*1 - enter "R-########" upon connecting (######## is the NUA)
*2 - enter "datapac" and then enter "R-########"
*3 - enter "datapac" and then enter "...R-########"
anything else - type what it says

DNICs (there are much more complete lists going around)
-----

3020 - datapac
3110 - sprintnet

NUAs
----
* - varies
? - unknown
######## - accepts incoming connections
########% - doesnt accept incoming connections

Host DNIC Format NUA
---- ---- ------ ---
hermes.merit.edu 3110 sprintnet-##### *
datapac.uwo.ca 3020 *1 31500076%
datapac.dal.ca 3020 *1 76100256
datapac.uoguelph.ca 3020 *1 34200024%
datapac.nstn.ca 3020 *1 76700314
pacx96.ccs.uwo.ca 3020 *2 31500076
,pacx24,pacx12
pacx.queensu.ca 3020 *3 22100088%
pacx.si.usherb.ca 3020 *2 57600454%
pacx.ci.umoncton.ca 3020 datapac *
.
d1
...
########
sytek.uwaterloo.ca 3020 call 17 33500195%
,sytek.mfcf.uwaterloo r ########
develnet.ucalgary.ca 3020 datapac ?
########
pacxnet1.rug.nl ???? surf ?
,pacxnet3
pacx1.mcc.ac.uk ???? pad ?
,pacx2
pacx1.lut.ac.uk ???? net ?
,pacx2

To access Austpac from AARNET:

telnet to austpac.aarnet.edu.au
login as austpac
Enter the NUA

I think some NUA's require a -r flag before the NUA to reverse charges but not
the ones listed above! Either that or it now automatically accepts reverse
charge calls when a NUI isn't entered - The same way the standard PAD works!

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