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  1. **********************************************************************
  2. * *
  3. * TELENET SCANNING *
  4. * *
  5. * written by Doc Telecom on July 11, 1988 *
  6. * *
  7. **********************************************************************
  8.  
  9.  
  10. Telenet is the largest Packet Switching network, that I know of at this
  11. present time, I could waste valuable buffer space explaining what packet
  12. switching is and what its uses are ect...so for more information read
  13. "Packet Switching (tomorrow's communications today) by Roy D. Rosner. It
  14. is quite indepth and one of the books I cherish in my "legal" Telecomm
  15. library.
  16.  
  17. DEFINITION of GTE TELENET : The packet switching subsidiary of General
  18. Telephone and Electronics. It provides nationwide common user data
  19. communications via packet switching
  20.  
  21.  
  22. Information on GTE TELENET :
  23. ----------------------------
  24.  
  25. The GTE Telenet commercial packet switched network was developed as a
  26. commercial venture of many of the same principals who developed ARPANET.
  27. GTE Telenet first became in 1979.
  28.  
  29. OPERATION :
  30. ------------
  31.  
  32. Telenets network operation and internal protocals evolved from the ARPANET
  33. experience , with additional cababilitys built into each of the switching
  34. nodes. The network is mostly a ciruit bases packet switching protocol, that
  35. does meet the requirments of the CCITT X.25 protocol at the user interface.
  36. In addition, Telenet also provides customized user interfaces to meet the
  37. need of the individual users. It also provides emulation interfaces.
  38.  
  39.  
  40. USER ACCESS :
  41. -------------
  42.  
  43. User access to the network is through one of the three clases of telenet
  44. central offices, such as the one in San Fran, support user access speeds up
  45. to 56k bps is a Class I. Class II offices, such as the one in Spokane,Wa
  46. provide connection speeds up to 9600 bps. Class III offices support rates
  47. up to 1200 bps, such as the one in tucson,arizona. User access can be made
  48. to Public Dialin ports, private dial in ports, or fixed ports dedicated full
  49. time for a single user. Users can implement X.25 compatable software in
  50. there host computer or they can just use the T-net provided interface
  51. processors to provide network service. Terminal Clusters can be accessed to
  52. the network very effciently by use of Telenet access controllers placed at
  53. the customers residence or business,ect..
  54.  
  55. Telenet Dialups
  56. ---------------
  57.  
  58. To find the local Telenet dialup for your area just call WATS to 800-TEL-ENET
  59. and ask them for it but remember to watch out "Every thing you do on telenet
  60. is saved on Mega tape for up to 5 years, and they have installed number
  61. identification since December 1987,
  62.  
  63. WATS TELENET DIALUPS....
  64.  
  65. (800) 424-9494 300/1200 BPS
  66. (800) 238-0631 2400 & MPE
  67.  
  68. These wats will change in aug. 88 so if you would like the new ones leave my
  69. E-Mail on Lunitics Labs (415) 278-7421
  70.  
  71.  
  72. What to do one you have your POTS dialup:
  73. -----------------------------------------
  74.  
  75. Remember to do any scanning on telenet you need a POTS dialup not a WATS,
  76. the WATS dialup is mainly used for Telemail or GTE MAIL., or SPRINT HP's
  77. Call your local dial up and you should see something that says TELENET
  78. 617 18m, or whatevr...just hit <REt> a few times. and you should see
  79. something that looks like this.
  80.  
  81. @
  82.  
  83. at the "@" prompt type in NPA XXX..for now just use your area code...
  84.  
  85. like this....( this is a Network User Address or NUA)
  86.  
  87. @ 415 333
  88.  
  89. it will then either connect you, or say "Collect Connection Refused",
  90. because you have not used an NUI, more on NUI's later...
  91.  
  92. you will see one of the following :
  93.  
  94. 1) call connected .... <this is what you want>
  95. 2) Remote Procedure Error 11 b6
  96. 3) Remote Procedure Error 11 e2
  97. 4) Not Reachable 05 e6
  98. 5) not reachable 05 db
  99. 6) Not operating .... <try later>
  100. 7) illegal address 03 80
  101. 8) Busy 01 00 ..... <try later>
  102. 9) enhanced network services unavalible at this time please try again 05 d8
  103. 10) illegal address 03 ba
  104. 11) rejecting 00 7e
  105. 12) illegal address 03 42
  106. 13) remote procedure error 11 31
  107. 14) Refused collect connection 19 00 ..... <use NUI>
  108. 15) not reachable 05 ed
  109. 16) not responding 0d f0
  110.  
  111.  
  112.  
  113. if the call is connected you will find an interesting computer system, or
  114. whatever..
  115.  
  116.  
  117. What is an NUI and how do you use it..
  118. ---------------------------------------
  119.  
  120. An NUI or Network User Id is mostly used for connecting to things that give
  121. you the "Refused collect connection" error. I always have an NUI in use when
  122. I am scanning
  123.  
  124. at the @ promt type:
  125.  
  126. @ ID USERID
  127.  
  128. it will come up with a
  129. PASS= promt, so then you enter the password I have a listing of about 80
  130. or so NUI's and they usually dont die , so here is a few....
  131.  
  132. ID SIMPCNOE
  133. PASS= 071034
  134.  
  135. ID FINLAY
  136. PASS= 004461
  137.  
  138.  
  139. NUA listing of recent things Scanned by DOC telecom:
  140. ----------------------------------------------------
  141.  
  142.  
  143.  
  144. NUA SYSTEM TYPE SPECIAL NOTES
  145. --------------- ----------------------- ----------------------------------
  146. 804 35 ?
  147. 804 43 PRIME PRIMENET
  148. 303 38 PRIME PRIMENET 21.0.3.C1 SL
  149. 804 60 ?
  150. 713 436 CONNECTS
  151. 713 450 CONNECTS
  152. 713 454 CONNECTS
  153. 713 462 CONNECTS
  154. 713 431 CONNECTS
  155. 612 442 ?
  156. 415 333 AOS/VS 7.56
  157. 415 334 AOS/VS 7.56
  158. 206 20 HP 3000
  159. 206 30 HP 3000
  160. 206 32 VAX MICRO VMS V4.7
  161. 206 35 CONCURRECT COMPUTER CORP
  162. 206 38 AOS/VS 7.56
  163. 206 42 AOS/VS 7.56
  164. 206 44 AOS/VS 7.56
  165. 206 40 PRIME PRIMENET 20.2.4
  166. 206 53 CONNECTS
  167. 206 65 PRIME PRIMENET 20.1.1D OAD
  168. 206 72 DIFFRENT KINDS UNIV. OF WASHINGTON
  169. 212 137 PRIME PRIMENET 21.0.3.R7.PTC.3 NY60
  170. 909 46
  171. 303 65 COMPUTER SHARING SYSTEM
  172. 212 32 CIDIADVICE CENTER
  173. 303 23 PRIME
  174. 212 112 VM/370 ONLINE
  175. 212 131 VM/370 ONLINE
  176. 909 400
  177. 909 401
  178. 909 403
  179. 909 404
  180. 909 406
  181. 909 407
  182. 909 409
  183. 909 502
  184. 909 508 PRIME
  185. 909 600
  186. 909 615 PRIME
  187. 909 617 PRIME
  188. 212 20 "ENTER ID"
  189. 212 21 "ENTER ID"
  190. 909 810
  191. 909 800
  192. 909 801
  193. 909 802
  194. 909 805
  195. 909 811
  196. 909 815
  197. 909 818
  198. 909 819
  199. 415 37 HP 3000
  200. 617 622 UNIX MEDIA LABS...<didnt scan this>
  201. 214 71 PRIME PRIMENET FB.3.3 UUCB
  202. 212 146 OFFICE INFO SERVICE
  203. 415 20 DIALOG
  204. 213 35 MARKETRUN RESERCH AND SALES
  205. 909 95 PRIME TELENET NEWS SEWRVICE
  206. 305 22 HP 3000 CIERRA COMPUTER
  207. 201 25 DEC NJIT ELECTRONIC INFO EXCHANGE
  208. 515 30 LEXIS/NEXIS
  209. 201 67 WARNER BROTHERS SYSTEMS
  210. 201 68 WARNER BROTHERS SYSTEMS
  211. 212 28 OUTDIAL
  212. 909 12 PRIME
  213. 909 13 CONNECTS
  214. 909 51 CONNECTS
  215. 909 52 CONNECTS
  216. 909 54 CONNECTS
  217. 909 58 CONNECTS
  218. 909 26 PRIME
  219. 909 38
  220. 909 39 PRIME
  221. 909 49
  222. 909 55
  223. 909 777 CONNECTS
  224. 909 65
  225. 909 63
  226. 909 53
  227. 909 56
  228. 909 60
  229. 909 62
  230.  
  231.  
  232. I hope this file is provided to be useful, until next time call with care.
  233.  
  234. Doc Telecom
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