Surfing the Internet
Surfing the Internet
c. 1992 Jean Armour Polly. Material quoted from other authors was compiled from public Internet posts by those authors. No copyright claims are made for those compiled quotes. Permission to reprint is granted for nonprofit educational purposes.
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OIT.UNC.EDU or 152.2.22.80.
Type launch at the login message.
It's a must. Not only can you read Usenet Newsfeeds, but you can use
LibTel, a scripted telnet gateway to access both US and international
libraries plus such things as Data Research Associates Library of Congress
catalog, the Ham Radio Call Book, the National Science Foundation, the
Weather Server, Webster's dictionary and thesaurus, and more.
Remote Access to Files (FTP)
FTP or File Transfer Protocol is what to use to retrieve a text file, software, or other item from a remote host. Normal practice is to ftp to the host you want and login as "anonymous". Some sites use the password "guest" while others require that you put in your network address as the password. Some popular ftp sites follow:
SUMEX-AIM
This archive at Stanford (sumex-aim.stanford.edu or 36.44.0.6) houses a plethora of Macintosh applications, utilities, graphics and sound files.
SIMTEL20
(simtel20.army.mil or 192.88.110.20) at the White Sands Missile Rang
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this book is nice 2 read and easy 2 understand by this book i can go inside internet in depth and using the internet verywell surfing can be easy
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