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% Kerrang Khan %
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Here is a list of some of the computers in Europe that you can access via
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Telenet. To make an international data call you need a Telenet ID, but the
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quantity of the systems justifies the effort. A few quick notes before the
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list.
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1) To call the # listed precede it with 'C 0'+#. IE - 'C 0234223440144'.
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2) There are two major networks in the UK (where most of these systems are
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located. These are Janet and Sercnet. There are many gateways into these
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datanets, but the main PAD is 22351919169.
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3) Instructions for use. Too call a Sercnet host you would type the host
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nmemonic at the '>' prompt preceded by a period. ie '.EDXA' will put you
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through to the Ediburgh University. As Janet and Sercnet have become so
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intertwined its hard to tell them apart, the method is the same for Janet. The
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PAD also accepts numeric addresses, but like nmemonics they must be preceded
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with a dot. Its because its expecting an ID before the period, but its too
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much to explain. Its something of a hackers dream to hop from system to
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system, so have fun. There is a method of getting through with out using a
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Telenet ID but it involves an international call and using a European standard
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modem. If there are any specific questions, please E-mail me.
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Have fun,
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Kerrang Khan
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