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** C:\> TELNET RS.INTERNIC.NET Connected to RS.INTERNIC.NET, a SUN 670 running SUNOS-4.1.3 ****************************************************************** * -- InterNIC Registration Services Center -- ****************************************************************** Cmdinter Ver 1.3 Mon Mar 21 13:42:27 1994 EST ** [dec-vt220] InterNIC> WHOIS Connected to the rs Database InterNIC WHOIS Version: 1.0 Mon, 21 Mar 94 13:42:32 ** Whois: DOMAIN EDU Education top-level domain (EDU-DOM) Network Solutions, Inc. 505 Huntmar park Dr.Kessler & Shepard [Page 18]RFC 1739 Primer on Internet & TCP/IP Tools December 1994 Herndon, VA 22070 Domain Name: EDU Administrative Contact, Technical Contact, Zone Contact: Network Solutions, Inc. (HOSTMASTER) HOSTMASTER@INTERNIC.NET (703) 742-4777 (FAX) (703) 742-4811 Record last updated on 16-May-94. Domain servers in listed order: NS.INTERNIC.NET 198.41.0.4 AOS.ARL.ARMY.MIL 128.63.4.82, 192.5.25.82 NS1.ISI.EDU 128.9.0.107 C.NYSER.NET 192.33.4.12 TERP.UMD.EDU 128.8.10.90 NS.NASA.GOV 128.102.16.10, 192.52.195.10 NIC.NORDU.NET 192.36.148.17 NS.NIC.DDN.MIL 192.112.36.4 Would you like to see the known domains under this top-level domain? ** Y There are 1504 known sub-domains: 0.EDU Reserved Domain 1.EDU Reserved Domain 2.EDU Reserved Domain 22CF.EDU 22nd Century Foundation 3.EDU Reserved Domain ** There are 1499 more matches. Show them? N ** Whois: EXIT ** [dec-vt220] InterNIC> QUIT Connection #0 closed C:\> ==================================================================Kessler & Shepard [Page 19]RFC 1739 Primer on Internet & TCP/IP Tools December 19942.7.2. KNOWBOT KNOWBOT is an automated username database search tool that is related to WHOIS. The Knowbot Information Service (KIS) provides a simple WHOIS-like interface that allows users to query several Internet user databases (White Pages services) all at one time. A single KIS query will automatically search the InterNIC, MILNET, MCImail, and PSI White Pages Pilot Project; other databases may also be included. KNOWBOT may be accessed by TELNETing to port 185 at host "info.cnri.reston.va.us" or "sol.bucknell.edu". The "help" command will supply sufficient information to get started. The sample dialogue below shows use of the "query" command to locate a user named "Gary Kessler"; this command automatically starts a search through the default set of Internet databases. ================================================================== ** C:\> TELNET INFO.CNRI.RESTON.VA.US 185 Knowbot Information Service KIS Client (V2.0). Copyright CNRI 1990. All Rights Reserved. Please enter your email address in our guest book... ** (Your email address?) > KUMQUAT@HILL.COM ** > QUERY KESSLER, GARY Trying whois at ds.internic.net... The ds.internic.net whois server is being queried: No match for "KESSLER and GARY" The rs.internic.net whois server is being queried: Kessler, Gary C. (GK34) kumquat@HILL.COM Hill Associates 17 Roosevelt Highway Colchester, VT 05446 (802) 655-8633 The nic.ddn.mil whois server is being queried: Kessler, Gary P. (GK15) sa75@TECNET1.JCTE.JCS.MIL NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER-AD PAX Simulation & Control Technology Dept SATD Patuxent River, MD 20670 301-826-3192 (DSN) 326-3192 (FAX) 301-826-4555 MILNET TAC user (Issued: 11-jul-1994)Kessler & Shepard [Page 20]RFC 1739 Primer on Internet & TCP/IP Tools December 1994 TAC authorizing host: TECNET1.JCTE.JCS.MIL (NATC-3COM) Trying mcimail at cnri.reston.va.us... Trying ripe at whois.ripe.net... Trying whois at whois.lac.net... No match found for .KESSLER,GARY ** > QUIT KIS exiting Connection #0 closed C:\> ==================================================================2.7.3. NETFIND NETFIND is another tool that may be used to locate people on the network. NETFIND's advantage is that it searches for users by utilizing extant tools such as Finger and SMTP, thus providing the potential to find any user on any host without relying on databases. For NETFIND to be successful, however, the system manager of existing systems must set up Finger and SMTP to respond correctly to NETFIND's queries. NETFIND is still relatively new and use will grow over time. NETFIND is a menu-driven, text-based system. Users need to TELNET to an available NETFIND server. Once connected, login as "netfind" (must be lower-case; no password required) and follow the menu prompts. The sample dialogue below shows the search for "Tom Maufer", who is known to work at Goddard Space Flight Center ("gsfc") at NASA ("nasa.gov"). The primary NETFIND server is located at the University of Colorado in Boulder (bruno.cs.colorado.edu); alternate servers include: archie.au (AARNet, Melbourne, Australia) dino.conicit.ve (Nat. Council for Tech. & Sci. Res., Venezuela) ds.internic.net (InterNIC Directory & DB Svcs., S. Plainfield, NJ) eis.calstate.edu (California State University, Fullerton, CA) krnic.net (Korea Network Information Center, Taejon, Korea) lincoln.technet.sg (Technet Unit, Singapore) malloco.ing.puc.cl (Catholic University of Chile, Santiago) monolith.cc.ic.ac.uk (Imperial College, London, England) mudhoney.micro.umn.edu (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis) netfind.anu.edu.au (Australian National University, Canberra) netfind.ee.mcgill.ca (McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada) netfind.fnet.fr (Association FNET, Le Kremlin-Bicetre, France) netfind.icm.edu.pl (Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland) netfind.if.usp.br (University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil)Kessler & Shepard [Page 21]RFC 1739 Primer on Internet & TCP/IP Tools December 1994 netfind.oc.com (OpenConnect Systems, Dallas, Texas) netfind.sjsu.edu (San Jose State University, San Jose, California) netfind.vslib.cz (Liberec Univ. of Technology, Czech Republic) nic.uakom.sk (Academy of Sciences, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia) redmont.cis.uab.edu (University of Alabama at Birmingham) ================================================================== ** C:\> TELNET DS.INTERNIC.NET SunOS UNIX (ds) ** login: netfind =================================================== Welcome to the InterNIC Directory & Database Server =================================================== Top level choices: 1. Help 2. Search 3. Seed database lookup 4. Options 5. Quit (exit server) ** --> 2 ** Enter person and keys (blank to exit) --> MAUFER GSFC NASA GOV Please select at most 3 of the following domains to search: 0. gsfc.nasa.gov (goddard space flight center, united states national aeronautics and space administration, greenbelt, maryland) 1. antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov (compton gamma ray observatory science support center, goddard space flight center, united states national aeronautics and space administration, greenbelt, maryland) 2. enemy.gsfc.nasa.gov (compton gamma ray observatory science support center, goddard space flight center, united states national aeronautics and space administration, greenbelt, maryland) 3. upolu.gsfc.nasa.gov (goddard space flight center, united states national aeronautics and space administration, greenbelt, maryland) ** Enter selection (e.g., 2 0 1) --> 0 ( 1) SMTP_Finger_Search: checking domain gsfc.nasa.gov Mail is forwarded to tom@stimpy.gsfc.nasa.gov NOTE: this is a domain mail forwarding arrangement - mail intended for "maufer" should be addressed to "tom@gsfc.nasa.gov" rather than "tom@stimpy.gsfc.nasa.gov".Kessler & Shepard [Page 22]RFC 1739 Primer on Internet & TCP/IP Tools December 1994 ( 1) SMTP_Finger_Search: checking host stimpy.gsfc.nasa.gov ------ Domain search completed. Proceeding to host search. ------ SYSTEM: kong.gsfc.nasa.gov Login name: maufer In real life: Tom Maufer - CBSI Directory: /vault/maufer Shell: /bin/csh Last login Fri Sep 24, 1993 on ttypc from rocinante.gsfc.n No unread mail No Plan. FINGER SUMMARY: - The most promising email address for "maufer" based on the above finger search is tom@gsfc.nasa.gov. ** Continue the search ([n]/y) ? --> N ** Enter person and keys (blank to exit) --> Top level choices: 1. Help 2. Search 3. Seed database lookup 4. Options 5. Quit (exit server) ** --> 5 Exiting Netfind server... Connection #0 closed C:\> ==================================================================Kessler & Shepard [Page 23]RFC 1739 Primer on Internet & TCP/IP Tools December 19942.8. Information Servers2.8.1. ARCHIE Archie is a tool for locating files on the Internet, originally developed at the Computer Science Department at McGill University in Montreal. Archie allows users to find software, data, and other information files that reside at anonymous FTP archive sites across the Internet; the name of the program, reportedly, is derived from the word "archive" and not from the comic book character. Archie tracks the contents of over 1,000 anonymous FTP archive sites containing over 2 million files. The Archie server automatically updates the information from each registered site about once a month, providing relatively up-to-date information without unduly stressing the network. Before using Archie, you must identify a server address. The sites below all support Archie; most (but not all) Archie sites support the "servers" command which lists all known Archie servers. Due to the popularity of Archie and its high processing demands, many sites limit access to non-peak hours and/or limit the number of simultaneous Archie users. Available Archie sites include: archie.au 139.130.4.6 Australia archie.edvz.uni-linz.ac.at 140.78.3.8 Austria archie.univie.ac.at 131.130.1.23 Austria
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