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F O R C E F I L E S Volume #8
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From The Depths Of - THE REALM -, By: ----====} THE FORCE {====---- 08/06/87
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NETCFG (Obsolete command)
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NETLINK PRIMENET remote login facility
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NSED Invokes non-shared editor
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NUMBER Numbers statements in a BASIC program
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OAS Invokes Office Automation System
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OA_ADMIN Invokes OAS administrator functions
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OA_TERM Downloads PT65 Workstation
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OFFICE_AUTOMATION (Office Automation System commands)
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OPEN Opens file on specified unit
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OPRPRI (Operator command)
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ORIGIN Returns to origin directory
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OWLDSC Makes Owl terminal emulate 3277, under DPTX
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PASCAL Invokes PASCAL compiler
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PASSWD Sets password on current directory
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PHANTOM Starts phantom execution of CPL or COMINPUT file
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PHYRST Restores partition from physical backup
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PHYSAV Physical disk-to-tape backup
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PL1G Invokes PL1/G compiler
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PM Prints RVEC and register information
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PMA Invokes Prime Macro Assembler
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POWER Invokes the POWERPLUS Data Management Subsystem
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PRERR Displays ERRVEC message
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PRIME/SNA (Prime-IBM Interconnect System)
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PRIMENET Prime's networking software
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PRIMEWAY (Prime's transaction management and development system)
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PRIMIX Invokes PRIMIX environment
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PRIMOS (Operator command)
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PRINT_NETLOG Network logfile utility
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PRINT_SCS Prints a file containing SCS data streams (PRIME/SNA)
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PRINT_SYSLOG System logfile utility
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PRISAM (Prime's Recoverable Indexed Sequential Access Method)
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PRMPC Prints file on parallel interface printer
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PROP Displays information about system printers
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PROTEC (Earlier form of PROTECT command)
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PROTECT Sets protection rights on file in password directory
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PRSER Prints file on serial interface printer
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PRTDSC Controls DPTX printer emulation
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PRVER Prints file on printer_plotter
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PSD Loads Prime Symbolic Debugger
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PSD20 Loads Prime SymbolicDebugger
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PST100DSC (Replaced by PTDSC command)
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PT45DSC Makes PT45 terminal emulate 3277, under DPTX
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PT46DSC Makes PT46 terminal emulate 3277, under DPTX
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PTDSC Makes PST 100 or PT200 terminal emulate 3277, under DPTX
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PTELE Accesses OAS Telephone Inquiry
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RDY Sets system and error prompts
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RELEASE_LEVEL Discards unwanted stack history
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REMOTE (Obsolete command)
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REMOVE_EPF Removes EPF from user's address space
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REMOVE_PRIORITY_ACCESS (Operator command)
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REMOVE_REMOTE_ID Removes user id from remote ID list
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REN Reenters a subsystem
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REPLY (Operator command)
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RESTOR Restores runfile to memory
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RESTORE_RBF Activates an inactive ROAM file
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RESUME Executes program
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REV20 Lists releases of software valid for Rev. 20 PRIMOS
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REVERT_PASSWORD Reverts an ACL directory to a password directory
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RJE (Remote Job Entry)
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RJOP Controls RJA workstations
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RJQ Queues an RJE file for transmission to a remote site
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ROSAU ROAM System Administrator Utility
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RPG Invokes RPG II compiler
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RSTERM Empties terminal input or output buffers
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RUNOFF Text formatter
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RWLOCK Sets read-write lock on a file or directory
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SAVE Saves runfile to disk
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SAVE_RBF Archives a ROAM file to disk
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SCHDEC The Schema Decompiler
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SCHED The Schema Editor
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SCHEMA The DBMS Schema Compiler
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SEG Loading and execution command (V-mode)
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SETIME (Operator command)
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SETMOD (Operator command)
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SET_ACCESS Sets protection on a file or directory
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SET_DELETE Sets the delete switch on a file
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SET_PRIORITY_ACCESS (Operator command)
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SET_QUOTA Sets quota on a directory
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SET_RBF Sets the attributes of a ROAM file
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SET_SEARCH_RULES Initializes user-specific entrypoint search list
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SET_VAR Sets value of a global variable
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SHARE (Operator command)
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SHUTDN (Operator command)
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SIZE Displays size of files, segdirs, ufds, and ACLs
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SLIST Displays file contents at terminal
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SNADSC Provides terminal emulation under PRIME/SNA
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SNA_3270 (PRIME/SNA Operator command)
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SNA_3270_CONFIG (PRIME/SNA Administrator command)
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SNA_PRINT (PRIME/SNA Operator command)
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SNA_SERVER (PRIME/SNA Operator command)
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SNAVSERVER_CONFIG (PRIME/SNA Administrator command)
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SORT Sorts one or more files
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SPOOL Prints file on system printer or plotter
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SPSS Invokes SPSS product
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SPY Displays MIDASPLUS system statistics and configuration variables
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START Starts program in memory
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STARTUP (Operator command)
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START_NET Starts PRIMENET on local node
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STATUS Displays user or system status
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STOP_NET Disables PRIMENET on local node
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SVCSW Sets switch to handle SVC instructions
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TCF Accesses remote IBM host from DPTX-configured 3277
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TERM Modifies terminal characteristics
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TERMCAP (Terminal capability database for EMACS)
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TIME Displays time-used statistics
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TP Invokes PRIMEWAY
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TPLINK Invokes PRIMEWAY via network
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TRANSLATORS (Prime's Translators)
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TRANSPORT Writes disk files to tape for transfer to another site
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TRANSPORT_RELEASE Releases TRANSPORT tape for future use
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TRANSPORT_RESTORE Restore TRANSPORT files from tape to disk
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TREEWALKING Inclusive pathname
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TYPE Prints line of text at terminal
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UNASSIGN Unassigns a peripheral device
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UPCASE Converts lowercase to uppercase
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USAGE Prints system usage statistics
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USERS Prints number of currently logged-in users
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USRASR (Operator command)
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VISTA DBMS/QUERY Query Language and Report Writer
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VPSD Loads Prime Symbolic Debugger
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VPSD16 Loads Prime Symbolic Debugger
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VRPG Invokes V-mode RPG II compiler
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VRTSSW Sets virtual sense switches
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WILDCARDS (Automatic filename generators)
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WP_ADMIN (Replaced by OA_ADMIN command)
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MORE DETAILED EXPLANATION ON SELECTED COMMANDS
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BATCH Displays Batch information
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BATCH {-DISPLAY}
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{-STATUS}
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-DISPLAY, -DP
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Provides information on jobs being processed by the Batch subsystem.
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Information includes the number of jobs waiting, deferred, and held
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in each queue, and the user id, job id, user number, and queue for
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each currently executing job.
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-STATUS, -ST
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Provides a one-line summary of the status of all batch jobs.
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Other options to the BATCH command can be used only by the System
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Administrator or operator to control the processing of users' jobs.
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To submit, manage, and monitor batch jobs, use the JOB command.
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For more information, see the Operator's Guide to the Batch Subsystem
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and the Operator's Guide to System Commands.
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LON Controls Phantom Logout Notification
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LON [-ON]
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[-OFF]
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LON -ON, the default, switches on phantom logout notification so
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that PRIMOS notifies the initiator of a phantom process when the
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phantom is logged out.
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LON -OFF defers logout notification messages. PRIMOS then stores
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these in a buffer until you issue a LON -ON command. Accumulated
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phantom logout messages are then displayed at your terminal.
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For further information, see the PRIMOS Commands Reference Guide.
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ADD_REMOTE_ID Sets up user id for remote systems
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Abbreviation: ARID
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ADD_REMOTE_ID user-id [password] -ON nodename [-PROJECT project-id]
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[-PROMPT]
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user-id = id user wishes his phantoms to use on
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the specified remote system
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password = password for that id
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-PROMPT = requests that ARID prompt the user for
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( his or her password, rather than requiring
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the password to be entered on the command
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line. When ARID prompts for the password,
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the password is not echoed.
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-ON nodename = specifies name of system on which id is
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is to be used
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-PROJECT project-id = project with which user is to be
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affiliated on the remote system
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Within a Primenet network, some or all sites may have been configured
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to require validation of users attempting remote file access. The
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ADD_REMOTE_ID command allows a user to set up an identity to be
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validated for such access. This identity, "user-id", must already
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exist at the remote site "nodename" before the ADD_REMOTE_ID command
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is used. Remote IDs may be established for up to 16 remote sites.
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The ID established by this command persists until the user logs out,
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until the user deletes it with the REMOVE_REMOTE_ID command,
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or until the user gives a new ADD_REMOTE_ID command with the same
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nodename.
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For further information, see the PRIMOS Commands Reference Guide
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or the PRIMENET Guide.
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PRIMOS OPERATOR'S TRICKS
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When hackers establish themselves in a system, a warfare between them and the
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operators breaks out. They have a number of tricks they can use. On MINERVA
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DIALCOM SYSTEM 08, accounts had a habbit of dying rather suddenly if the
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command OFF was used to log of the system. If however a person used the LOG
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command which does the same function, they no longer died by themselves.
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Could have been a coincidence, but it has happened so many times to me, that
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there must be something in it.
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When we use the NETLINK facility, the OPS discovered that there is a pattern
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to the systems we use. For example outdials and chat systems like ALTOS who
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everyone called. All they did was monitor the users with Watchdog and kill
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the account that happened to connect to one of the suspect NUA's. The solution
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to this problem is to send a few hundered messages to regular users to come
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for a chat to one of the systems. As soon as they start killing real users
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accounts, they'll sure think twice. An easier way is to simply put different
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Pads between you and the host as a bridge. This can be another dialcom,
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primenet etc.
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By far the dirtiest and the most low down thing they do, is sit there and watch
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you hack into the system, with great amusement. Then some time later as soon
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as you get in, you get a FORCED OF FROM PRIMOS message and the account goes
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dead. Meanwhile you see your imediate future collapse before your blood shot
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eyes. Well, not to worry. Either use a bit of social engineering since they
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will expect the real user to call to get the account re-ativated, or make sure
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that watching you hack is not enjoyable. By what I mean is set up a sprinting
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program, which you can have running 24 hours a day. Get it to try a password
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and then just sit there for a minute, trying the next five and so on. It makes
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things lot harder for them to pick up your scent and if they do catch on, they
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can't afford to wais the time so the kick you off and you haven't lost much.
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If you have an autodial modem, and you wish to hack minerva for example, then
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you have nothing to worry about. Just hang up after lets say 10 attempts and
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re-dial the number. You will placed onto a different MIDAS port and the ops
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have virtually no chance in hell of telling you from the real users.
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THE LATEST HACKER WEAPON
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This is a beauty which I came across only weeks ago. What can be easier than
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having the system change the password back to its original after the operator
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or the user has change it? This is another bit of info I can't describe in
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this file, but I'll tell you the principle, so if you are familiar with primos
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in a little way, you can set it all up.
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All you have to do is get the system to change the password to the original,
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once it was killed. The new password will be replaced by the old so that you
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can get back on. Once back on, you will find a file with the very password the
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operator used to kill the account. Reset it to this password and all is well
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once more and no one will be the wiser. You can't leave new files in the UFD,
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since that would be a giveaway. Any output data can be stored in another
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directory or just attached to the ends of existing files.
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OUTDIAL SYSTEMS
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I haven't heard of a public outdial provided by austpac for austpac users, but
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there is no reason why there shouldn't be one somewhere out there.
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A lot of overseas networks provide this service.
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An OUTDIAL is a modem connected to the PACKET SWITCHING NETWORK,
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which allowes the network users to call computers outside the network, on the
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PTSN. It only seems free to use, but infact the NUI subsribers pay for its
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use in the form of online charges for connect time. That's more or less why a
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lot of outdials tend to go dead if used by overseas users rather frequently.
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For calling up Bulletin boards anywhere in the world, a decent outdial is a
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must. Here is one which I found two days ago, but which unfortunatelly
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may have passed away by the time you get to this file. This outdial has bee
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around for a while now, but only recently they got around to updating the
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software and hardware. In other words, it works now.
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ok, try this: NUA: 03106005566 to login, type OUTDIAL
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A while back I wrote a rather large file on OUTDIAL systems, but as I was
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looking through it recently, I was amazed how I managed to put so much
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garbage into a file of such size. I guess there are still some interesting
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points there, but there are so many different outdials now, its not very
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accurate.
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CANADIAN OUTDIALS
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The Canadians are a very starnge race of people. That is reflected in the
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type of outdials one finds on DATAPAC. There is between two to ten outdials
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in each area, and each one serves a particular area and baud rate. It's a
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rather starange system, but it works if your computer is in Canada. Calling
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international like to the USA, one encounters a few problems. It is believed
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that the outdials service only the local area, but I have managed to connect
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to a few US systems. The next assortment of NUA's you are about to see is a
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never before published list of Canadian outdials. Most of them are not
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present in any publication which lists outdials, so there might be some
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capable of international connections. I have never tried a majority of them,
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so I can't tell you which do what and to who.
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302035600110
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302035600111
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302035600112
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302035600113
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302035600114
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302035600115
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302035600116
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302035600900
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302035600901
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302058700015
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302058700016
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302058700017
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302058700018
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302058700900 These I have obtained from the few sprints I
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302058700901 did on DATAPAC. To get a futher list, with
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302063300431 just two outdials for each area, connect to
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302063300432 TNET on DATAPAC. the NUA is 302092100086 I think.
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302063300433
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302063300434
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302063300900
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302063300901
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302067100695
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302067100900
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302067100901
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302069200900
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302069200901
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302071100584
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302071100586
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302071100900
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302071100901
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302072100777
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302072100779
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302072100900
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302072100901
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302091600281
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302091600282
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302091600283
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302091600284
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302091600315
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302091600316
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S Y S T E M I D E N T I F I C A T I O N
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When you encounter a system, you need to know what you are up against, if you
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are going to hack in. This will help you identify the manufacturer and type
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of system:
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HP-3000 - Quite easy to identify, by the typical ":" prompt. also gives
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errors such as (cierr 1402) and often says:
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Expected Hello, Job, Project ID - (cierr 1402) or something
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simmilar
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VAX - Quite straight forward. The typical vax responces are:
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Username:
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Password:
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User Authorization Failure!
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You get 3 attempts at a password/username pair.
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UNIX - This one can be tricky but most systems come up with:
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login: or systemname login:
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password: password:
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You can get anything from 1 to infity attempts before the system
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disconnects.
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TOPS - 20 They usually say TOPS - 20 Monitor when encountered. They have
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a typical '@' prompt and have various help commands before login.
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HONEYWELL Most of them would have this responce:
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$$ Device Type Identifier:
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IBM VM/370 These will give you a responce such as:
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Username not in cpl directory! when you try to login under a
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non existent username. the often have a prompt such as '.' or '!'
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PRIMOS Most system running Primos, ie PRIMENETS, with the exception of
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Dialcoms will give you this prompt. 'OK,' or 'ER!'
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DIALCOMS They have a habbit of stating which System the are, ie
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BT-GOLD Gold System 81. They give the '>' prompt and a typical
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responce would be.
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Please login
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Illegal Login!
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Please Login
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>
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DG AOS/VS These systems can be mistaken with VAX's since they do have a
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prompt simmilar to a vax, however the often say something like
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R05F07D55A Enter new line to login:
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Then it comes up with statistics and either VCONx or CONx on the
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right line of the line.
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CYBER Usually comes up with the NOS SOFTWARE SYSTEM>
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These are the major ones I guess. I'll have a complete rundown on all the
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systems in use in the future, with a lot more detail on each.
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I N F O R M A T I O N O N N E T W O R K S
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If you ever need any sort of information on any particular system, NUA etc in
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any country, the best way is to go directly to the source. The following is a
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list of addresses where you may inquire and will most probably get the help
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you need.
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||| USEFUL CONTACTS FOR INFORMATION ON PSS NETWORKS |||
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||| 25/12/86 |||
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||| Brought to you by: ----====} THE FORCE {====---- |||
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||| thanx to HOSTESS |||
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||| From the depths of - THE REALM - |||
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|////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////|
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AUSTRALIA
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AUSTPAC NETWORK
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DNS MARKETING(AUSTPAC)
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COMMERCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT
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8TH FLOOR 518 LITTLE BOURKE STREET
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MELBOURNE
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VICTORIA 3000
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AUSTRALIA
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TEL: 010 61 3 606 7772
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TELEX: DASERV AA35683
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MIDAS NETWORK
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MR GARY DONALD
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PRODUCT MANAGER DATA SERVICE
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OVERSEAS TELECOMMIUNICATIONS COMMISSION
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BOX 700 GPO SYDNEY 2001
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AUSTRALIA
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TEL: 010 61 2 230 5000
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TELEX: OTCOM AA20591
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AUSTRIA
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RADIO AUSTRIA NETWORK
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MR G KMET
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CUSTOMER SUPPORT
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RADIO AUSTRIA AG
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RENGASSE 14
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A-1010 VIENNA
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AUSTRIA
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TEL: 010 43 222 637524 OR 637568
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TELEX:114731 RA A
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BAHAMAS - DBS
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MR ANTHONY WEECH
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SALES/MARKETING MANAGER
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BAHAMAS TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORPN
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PO BOX N3048
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NASSAU. BAHAMAS
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TEL:010 1809 323 4911
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TELEX: 20135
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BAHRAIN - BAHNET
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MR ALI HUSSAIN OR MR ALI ALOAMI
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COMMERCIAL INTERNATIONAL
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BAHRAIN TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY (BTC)
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PO BOX 14
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MANAMA
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BAHRAIN
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TEL: 010 973 248 312
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TELEX: 8790 BTCCOM BN
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BARBADOS
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KEITH B LEWIS
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CABLE AND WIRELESS (W INDIES) LTD
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PO BOX 614
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BRIDGETOWN
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BARBADOS, WEST INDIES
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TEL: 010 1 809 42 75200 EXT 211
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TELEX: 2262 ADMINBAR WB
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BELGIUM DCS
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MR J CLAERBOUDT
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R.T.T.
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DATA TRANSMISSION DEPARTMENT
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BOULEVARD DE L'IMPERATRICE 17-19
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B-1000 BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
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TEL:010 32 2 213 3636
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TELEX:29280 CDDATA 6
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BERMUDA
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H. ELTON RICHARDSON
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COMMERCIAL OFFICER
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CABLE AND WIRELESS PLC
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20 CHURCH STREET
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PO BOX 151
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HAMILTON 5, BERMUDA
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TEL: O1O 1 809 295 4777
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TELEX: 3321 CWCOM BA
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BRAZIL
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MR ARNE SAMPAIO FREINSILBER
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HEAD OF SPECIAL SERVICES SECTION
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EMBRATEL
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AV. MARECHAL FLORIANO, 99 - 12 ANDAR
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20080 - RIO DE JANEIRO - RJ.
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BRAZIL
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TEL:010 55 21 216 8328
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TELEX: 2121810 EBTL BR
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CANADA
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DATAPAC NETWORK
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MR W J ENNS
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DATAPAC INTERNATIONAL PRODUCT MANAGER
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160 ELGIN STREET
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ROOM 1890
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OTTAWA, ONTARIO KIG 3J4
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TEL: 010 1 613 567 7571
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TELEX: 610 562 1922
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GLOBEDAT NETWORK
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GEORGE ORSAL
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MARKETING DEPT 17TH FLOOR
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680 OUEST RUE SHERBROOKE
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MONTREAL, QUEBEC H35 2S4
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TEL: 010 1 514 281 7981
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TELEX: 05-25690
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INFOSWITCH NETWORK
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MR R D MARK
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PRODUCT MANAGER
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SWITCHED DATA SERVICE MARKETING
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C.N.C.P.
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SUIT 1803, WEST TOWER
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3300 BLOOR STREET WEST
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TORONTO, ONTARIO M8X 2WP
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TEL: 010 1 416 232 6150
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TELEX: 065 24462 CNCP MKTG ONT
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CHANNEL ISLANDS
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GUERNSEY: MIKE ALLISETTE
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TECHNICAL MARKETING
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GUERNSEY TELECOMS
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PO BOX 3
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ST PETER PORT
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GUERNSEY
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CHANNEL ISLANDS
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TEL:0481 711221
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TELEX:4191515 TEL BD G
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FAX (GP 2 & 3) 0481 24640
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JERSEY: JON RUMFITT
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JERSEY TELECOMS
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SALES OFFICE
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MINDEN PLACE
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ST HELIER
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JERSEY
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CHANNEL ISLANDS
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TEL:0534 71811
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TELEX:4192083
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FAX NUMBER 0534 75846(GROUPS 2 & 3)
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COTE D IVOIRE
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CUSTOMER CONTACT:
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DIRECTEUR GENERAL D'INTELCI
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01 BP 1838
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ABIDJAN 01
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COTE D'IVOIRE
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TEL: 010 225 32 49 85
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TELEX: 23790
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DENMARK
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CUSTOMER CONTACTS:
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HENRIK SVENDSEN OR MRS ANITA BLIKDAL
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POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS MARKETING DEPT.
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ROEDOVREVEJ 241
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DK-2610 ROEDOVRE
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DENMARK
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TEL:010 45 1 415 055
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TELEX: 27460 TELEKH DK
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EGYPT - EGCOM
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MR ZEIN EL DIN IBRAHIM
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GENERAL MANAGER
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INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL RELATIONS
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NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS ORGANISATION
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RAMSES STREET
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CAIRO, EGYPT
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TEL: 010 20 2 774 777
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TELEX: 92100 RADMSR UN
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FINLAND
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MR TAUNO STJERNBERG
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GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF POSTS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT, INTERNATIONAL SECTION
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P.O. BOX 526
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00101 HELSINKI
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|
FINLAND
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TEL:010 358 0 704 2373
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TELEX:123434 TEINT SF
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TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS: INTELCOM HELSINKI
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FRANCE
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CUSTOMER CONTACT:
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LEASED CIRCUIT ACCESS
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DIRECTION COMMERCIALE
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TRANSPAC
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|
28EME ETAGE
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TOUR MAINE MONTPARNASSE
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33 AVENUE DU MAINE
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75755 PARIS CEDEX 15
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TEL:010 33 1 4538 5211
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TELEX:260676
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DIAL-UP ACCESS
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|
M GIRERD OR M CHEVALIER
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|
INTELCOMFRANCE
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|
NTI DEPARTMENT
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|
TOUR FRANKLIN
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|
CEDEX 11
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|
F92081 PARIS LA DEFENSE
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|
TEL:010 33 1 4762 7960 OR 4762 7961
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TELEX:CPTI 610586F - CPTI 610329F
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FRENCH ANTILLES
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|
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GUADELOUPE
|
|
L'AGENCE COMMERCIALE DES TELECOMMUNICATIONS
|
|
(ACTEL) DE POINTE DE PITRE
|
|
TOUR CECID PLAN DE LA RENOVATION
|
|
BP 392
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|
97162 POINTE A PITRE CEDEX
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|
TEL:GUADELOUPE 810491 (via international operator)
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|
TELEX: 019092 GL
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MARTINIQUE
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|
L'AGENCE COMMERCIALE DES TELECOMMUNICATIONS
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|
(ACTEL) DE FORT DE FRANCE
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|
41 RUE GABRIEL PERI
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|
BP 697
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97200 FORT DE FRANCE CEDEX
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TEL:MARTINIQUE 714695 (via the international operator)
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TELEX:019590 MR
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FRENCH GUIANA
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|
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SERVICE COMMERCIALE DE LA D.T.R.E.
|
|
21 RUE DE LA BANQUE
|
|
75084 PARIS CEDEX 02
|
|
TEL:010 33 1 233 5122
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|
TELEX: 210775
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FRENCH POLYNESIA
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|
----------------
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|
SERVICE COMMMERCIALE DE LA D.T.R.E.
|
|
21 RUE DE LA BANQUE
|
|
75084 PARIS CEDEX 02
|
|
TEL:010 33 1 233 5122
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TELEX: 210775
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GABON
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|
-----
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MR J J MASSIMA-LANDJI
|
|
TELECOMMUNICATIONS INTERNATIONALES GABONAISES
|
|
BOITE POSTALE 2261
|
|
LIBREVILLE
|
|
GABON
|
|
TEL: 010 241 74910
|
|
TELEX:5200
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|
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY
|
|
---------------------------
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|
|
DEUTSCHE BUNDESPOST
|
|
FERNMELDETECHNISCHES ZENTRALAMT
|
|
REFERAT KUNDENBERATUNG FUER DATELDIENSTE
|
|
POSTFACH 5000
|
|
D-6100 DARMSTADT
|
|
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY
|
|
TEL: 010 49 6151 83 4641
|
|
TELEX: 419511 FTZ D
|
|
TELETEX: 2627-6151946=FTL Datl
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|
GREECE
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|
-------
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MR U KOKKOTAS
|
|
HELLENIC TELECOMMUNICATION ORGANISATION
|
|
1 VERANZEROU STREET
|
|
ATHENIA 124
|
|
GREECE
|
|
TEL:010 30 1 364 2099
|
|
TELEX:219797 OTE GR
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|
GUATEMALA
|
|
---------
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LIC PLACIDO CASTELLANOS
|
|
SUB GERENTE
|
|
EMPR GUATEMALTECA DE TELECOMUNICACIONES
|
|
EDIFICIO TORRE GUATEL
|
|
AVENINDA LAS CASTELLANA
|
|
GUATEMALA CITY
|
|
GUATEMALA
|
|
TEL:010 502 23698
|
|
TELEX: 5169
|
|
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|
|
|
HONDURAS
|
|
---------
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|
|
JOSE DEL CARMEN MARCIA
|
|
AMILCAR FLORES
|
|
DEPT DE TELEX PLANTEL MIRAFLORES
|
|
BOULEVAR CENTROAMERICA
|
|
TEGUCIGALPA
|
|
D.C. HONDURAS
|
|
TEL:0101 504 32 7483
|
|
TELEX: 1220
|
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|
HONG KONG
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|
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|
DATAPAK NETWORK
|
|
|
|
MR VICTOR FUNG
|
|
DATAPAK SALES DEPARTMENT
|
|
HONG KONG TELEPHONE CO LTD
|
|
GPO BOX 479
|
|
HONG KONG
|
|
TEL: 010 852 5 287170 (VOICE)
|
|
010 852 5 8932322 (FACSIMILE)
|
|
TELEX:83338
|
|
|
|
INTELPAK NETWORK
|
|
|
|
MR Y S WU
|
|
MANAGER SALES, DATA SERVICES
|
|
TEXT SERVICES DIVISION
|
|
GPO BOX 597
|
|
NEW MERCURY HOUSE
|
|
22 FENWICK STREET
|
|
WANCHAI, HONG KONG
|
|
TEL: 010 852 5 2831628
|
|
TELEX: 83000 CWCOMHX
|
|
FAX: 010 852 123 48248
|
|
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|
|
|
INDONESIA
|
|
----------
|
|
|
|
MR TJAHJONO SOERJODIBROTO
|
|
GENERAL MANAGER MARKETING
|
|
PT.INDOSAT, WISMA ANTARA(10TH FLOOR)
|
|
JL. MERDEKA SELATAN 17
|
|
JAKARTA 10110
|
|
INDONESIA
|
|
TEL:010 62 21 348 109
|
|
TELEX: 44383 or 46134 INDSAT IA
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
IRISH REPUBLIC - EIRE
|
|
---------------------
|
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|
|
JOE TROY
|
|
DATA SERVICES SECTION
|
|
TELECOM EIREANN
|
|
6-8 COLLEGE GREEN
|
|
DUBLIN 2
|
|
TEL:000 1 778222 EXT 500
|
|
TELEX:92389 DATA EI
|
|
|
|
|
|
ISRAEL
|
|
------
|
|
DAVID HYMAN
|
|
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
|
|
MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS
|
|
TELEPHONE SERVICE ADMINISTRATION
|
|
MITZBE BUILDING
|
|
1 HASORREG STREET
|
|
JERUSALEM 91999, ISRAEL
|
|
TEL: 010 972 2 695354
|
|
TELEX: 25269 DIRTL IL
|
|
|
|
|
|
ITALY
|
|
-----
|
|
|
|
ITALCABLE NETWOTK
|
|
|
|
MR A MERUSI
|
|
MARKETING DEPT
|
|
VIA CALABRIA 46-48
|
|
I - 00187 ROME
|
|
TEL: 010 39 6 477 0425
|
|
TELEX: 611146
|
|
FAX: 010 39 6 679 9858 (GROUP 2 & 3)
|
|
|
|
ITAPAC NETWORK
|
|
|
|
MR ANDREA MACCHIONI
|
|
MINISTERO PTT (ITAPAC)
|
|
DIREZIONE CENTRALE SERVIZI
|
|
VIALE EUROPE 160
|
|
I-00100 ROME
|
|
TEL: 010 39 6 54601 EXT 4969
|
|
TELEX: 610070 GENTEL I
|
|
|
|
|
|
JAPAN
|
|
------
|
|
|
|
CUSTOMER CONTACT:
|
|
MR KUNIO OCHIAI
|
|
MR KOICHI TANAGI
|
|
MR YUKIHIRO OTAKE
|
|
2ND MARKETING DIVISION
|
|
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
|
|
KOKUSAI DENSHIN DENWA CO LTD (KDD)
|
|
MARUNOCHI MITSUI BUILDING 1F
|
|
2-2 MARUNOUCHI 2-CHOME
|
|
CHIYODA-YU, TOKYO 100 JAPAN
|
|
TEL: 010 81 3 240 8449
|
|
TELEX: 24700 KDDSALES
|
|
|
|
|
|
LUXEMBOURG
|
|
-----------
|
|
|
|
MR R WENNMACHER
|
|
ADMINISTRATION DES P & T
|
|
5 RUE DE HOLLERICH
|
|
2999 LUXEMBOURG
|
|
TEL:010 352 4991 722
|
|
TELEX: 3410 PTDT LU
|
|
|
|
|
|
MALAYSIA
|
|
---------
|
|
|
|
MR SAMDULDIN YUSOFF
|
|
TELECOMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT
|
|
EXTERNAL SERVICES DIVISION
|
|
12TH FLOOR, BANGUNAN BUKOTA
|
|
JALAN PANTAI BARU 50672
|
|
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
|
|
TEL: 010 60 3 200222
|
|
TELEX: 30287
|
|
|
|
|
|
NETHERLANDS
|
|
-----------
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|
|
DATANET 1 AND DABAS NETWORKS
|
|
|
|
JOLANDA RENS
|
|
PTT HEADQUARTERS
|
|
DIRECTORATE COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS TELECOMMUNICATIONS
|
|
DCT-DATA
|
|
PO BOX 30,000
|
|
2500 GA THE HAGUE
|
|
NETHERLANDS
|
|
TEL:010 31 70 758611
|
|
TELEX: 31111 DCT-DATA
|
|
|
|
END
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|
END
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