Subject: PLEASE READ THIS

From: [email-masked]
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 94 10:24:46 EDT

The Internet repository we use to allow people to access information related
to the APPN architecture has been moved from Cary, NC to Raleigh, NC.  This
should be a permanent move. It was done because the support team for the host
is located here in Raleigh.  This means the Internet name for the host has
changed from:
  networking.cary.ibm.com
to:
  networking.raleigh.ibm.com

When sending notes to any of the AIW mailing lists, please remember to use
this new host name (i.e. the general mailing list is now called
[email-masked]).

We currently support the use of either name when sending notes to our mailing
lists, but the networking.cary.... name will eventually not be recognized.  So
remember to change this name soon.

Other news:
  - the aiw directory on the networking host is now located in the main
    ftp directory.  So when doing anonymous ftp, you can cd directly into the
    aiw directory instead of having to go through the pubs/standards
    subdirectory.
  - the architecture directory, containing various modifications aimed at
    continuously improving APPN, is now located in the aiw/appn
    subdirectory from its old location in the aiw/appn/reference subdirectory.
  - The APPN question & answer files, appnqa1 and appnqa2 have been moved from
    the aiw/appn/reference subdirectory into the aiw/appn subdirectory.
    The reference subdirectory has also been removed.

These changes were done to make it easier for people to search through the
AIW directory for the information provided there, instead of having to
remember obscure directory names.

To get a complete up-to-date copy of
everything now located on the repository, and where to find it, check out the
aiwinfo file under the aiw directory.  It's got the latest and the greatest
information about our mailing lists and all of the information currently
stored under the aiw directory.  In the last three months alone, a vast
amount of files (DLUR, APPC & DLUR MIB, current DLSw standard, APPN
architecture modifications, etc.) have been put up there.  So I recommend
that people ftp the aiwinfo file to check out what's going on through the
AIW.

Regards,
Tim