Status of the Framework Document

"Michael E. Stovenour" <mstovenour@gte.com> Mon, 16 December 1996 17:59 UTC

Date: Mon, 16 Dec 96 11:30:19 -0600
From: "Michael E. Stovenour" <mstovenour@gte.com>
Subject: Status of the Framework Document
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What is the status of the Framework Document?  Are there any pieces or 
outlines available?

I thought I would look at the FTP site, but, it looks like my IP address is 
not in the nameservers; GTE may or may not have a reason to block dns 
lookups inside GTE's firewall.  I really don't want to open a can of worms 
by asking why.  Is there anyway around this authentication?

>
>FTP Error
>
>Could not login to FTP server
>
>there was a problem rarp'ing address for 143.91.179.12.  this may be due
>to a slow nameserver.  if this is a possibility, try again later.  
>otherwise,
>it may be that your address is missing from the nameserver's zone in which
>case you should ask your system administrator to add it.
>
>User anonymous access denied..
>
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Michael E. Stovenour  Gig'em Aggies '93      (214) 436-0527
GTE Standards and Technology Testing         Lewisville, TX
... it's not really part of the specification, you will
need to treat it as though it were--even though, officially
it's not. The Internet is a funny place. William E. Weinman

Status of the Framework Document Michael E. Stovenour