Re: setting up alternate Netfind servers

Matthew Lyle <matt@ra.oc.com> Wed, 23 September 1992 19:41 UTC

Date: Wed, 23 Sep 1992 14:40:02 -0500
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From: Matthew Lyle <matt@ra.oc.com>
Subject: Re: setting up alternate Netfind servers
To: Mike Schwartz <schwartz@latour.cs.colorado.edu>
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What is the server going to require?

Matthew Lyle                                           matt@oc.com
Technical Support Specialist                           matt@utdallas.bitnet
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OpenConnect System, Dallas, Texas                      (214) 454-5200


On Tue, 22 Sep 1992, Mike Schwartz wrote:

> Hi.  I am looking for some sites to set up alternate Netfind servers.
> The demand for the server running on bruno.cs.colorado.edu is
> outstripping that machine's capacity (about 900 logins per day, with
> 10-15 concurrent sessions during peak hours).  I am particularly
> interested in setting up servers in the U.S., Australia, Canada,
> England, the Netherlands, Germany, Israel, and France (listed in order
> of number of logins I am seeing from each).
> 
> For people who don't know, Netfind is an Internet user white pages
> service.  You can use the University of Colorado Netfind server by
> telnet to bruno.cs.colorado.edu: login as "netfind".
> 
> If you can set up a Netfind server (or if you know of someone who could),
> please send me mail.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
>  - Mike Schwartz
>    Dept. of Computer Science
>    Univ. of Colorado - Boulder
>    schwartz@cs.colorado.edu

Re: setting up alternate Netfind servers Matthew Lyle