Re: X.400 on the Internet?

[Allan Cargille <[e-mail]>]

} From: Paul Robinson <[e-mail]>
....
} Ned Freed <[e-mail]>, writes:
} > The groundwork for all this is defined by RFC1327, which 
} > defines the basic formats for X.400 routing tables. This work 
} > is being expanded by the MHSDS IETF Working Group, which has 
} > defined mechanisms for storing X.400 routing information in 
} > both X.500 and in the DNS. Various Internet Drafts are 
} > available that cover this topic (ds.internet.net in the 
} > internet-drafts directory, anything with the string "mhsds" in 
} > its name).

Actually, RFC1327 specifies Mapping between X.400(1988) and RFC 822.
RFC1465 specifies the current static routing approach and format that
is in use.

} > The X400OPS group is also involved, in that they are 
} > specifying operational requirements for X.400 usage on the 
} > Internet. You'll find several of their documents available as 
} > Internet Drafts as well, I believe.
} 
} Can someone get me the mailing address for the X.400 Ops group (if it
} didn't get this), I'd like to alert them to my drafts and solicit 
} comments; if someone wants to forward this message to them, please do. 

The X.400 Operations working group has terminated, but the mailing
list is still active:  [e-mail] .  I forwarded the
previous message to them.

I suggest that we continue this thread on the ietf-smtp, x400ops, and
wg-msg mailing lists.  Interested parties should join one of those
lists if they're not already on them.  I manage the x400ops list, mail
me if you'd like to join.

Cheers,

allan
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