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  2. ; ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
  3. ; │ ░░░░ Examples of creating your own network; by Bo Bendtsen ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ │
  4. ; └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
  5. ;
  6. ; All lines beginning with ; are comments.
  7. ; All spaces in nodelist lines must be replaced by underscore _
  8. ;
  9. ; You want to create a network for a closed usergroup, school or any other
  10. ; organization. Your question: HOW DO I DO THIS ?
  11. ;
  12. ; Answer:
  13. ;
  14. ; Create a network address:
  15. ;
  16. ; Network address takes the form:-
  17. :               Zone number:network number/Node Number
  18. ;
  19. ;     Zone number    :   Random number between 0-4095, I chose 1001
  20. ;     Network number :   Random number between 1-32000, I chose 1
  21. ;                        (Zone and network should NOT be the same)
  22. ;
  23. ;     Node number    :   Random number between 1-32000, I chose 1
  24. ;
  25. ; Your server address is now: 1001:1/1   (Zone:Net/Node)
  26. ; and all the persons connected to your node are points under this node.
  27. ;
  28. ; The teacher could be point 1 and the students could be 2,3,4 etc.
  29. ;
  30. ; If you want several school to be linked together, you just
  31. ; increase the Node number by 1 every time a new school joins.
  32. ;
  33. ;
  34. ; Example 1:
  35. : ---------
  36. ; 1 School with 5 teachers/students
  37. ;
  38. ; Zone,1001,Name_of_Network,Address,Name_of_coordinator,99-99999999
  39. ; Host,1,Name_of_school,School_address,Name_of_sysop,99-99999999,9600,UBOSS:1/1
  40. ; ,1,Student/teacher_1,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  41. ; ,2,Student_2,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  42. ; ,3,Student_3,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  43. ; ,4,Student_4,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  44. ; ,5,Student_5,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  45. ;
  46. ;
  47. ; Example 2:
  48. ; ---------
  49. ; 2 Schools with 5 and 3 teachers/students respectively.
  50. ;
  51. ; School 1 = 1001:1/1.1 - 1001:1/1.5        (Zone:Net/Node.Point)
  52. ; School 2 = 1001:2/1.1 - 1001:1/1.3
  53. ;
  54. ; Zone,1001,Name_of_Network,Address,Name_of_coordinator,99-99999999
  55. ; Host,1,Name_of_school_1,School_address,Name_of_sysop,99-99999999,9600,UBOSS:1/1
  56. ; ,1,Student/teacher_1,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  57. ; ,2,Student_2,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  58. ; ,3,Student_3,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  59. ; ,4,Student_4,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  60. ; ,5,Student_5,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  61. ; Host,2,Name_of_school_2,School_address,Name_of_sysop,99-99999999,9600,UBOSS:1/2
  62. ; ,1,Student/teacher_1,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  63. ; ,2,Student_2,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  64. ; ,3,Student_3,Student_address,Student_name,-Unpublished-
  65. ;
  66. ; Example 3:
  67. ; ---------
  68. ;
  69. ; You have 3 students working on a project. You want them to be able to send
  70. ; information to each other easily so they can finish the project faster 
  71. ; without having to meet every day and exchange documents.
  72. ;
  73. ; The best solution would be if your school or one of the students
  74. ; are already running a 24 hour mailer. In that case the current system can
  75. ; be used for the network.
  76. ;
  77. ; Otherwise one of the students can act as server, but it will mean that
  78. ; this person should ideally reserve his telephone for pre-arranged hours
  79. ; of the day or on request. Depending on their needs you should make your
  80. ; own judgement of what is best.
  81. ;                      ┌────────┐
  82. ;                      │ Server │      <--- Mailer like Frontdoor, Binkley
  83. ;                      │1001:1/1│           Portal of Power etc.
  84. ;                      └─┬──┬──┬┘      <--- Mail processor like Gecho/Fastecho
  85. ;            ┌───────────┘  │  └─────────────┐
  86. ;  ┌─────────┴───┐    ┌─────┴────────┐   ┌───┴───────┐
  87. ;  │Thomas Bjoerk│    │Bjarne Duelund│   │Bo Bendtsen│  <--- Pointsystem
  88. ;  │1001:1/1.1   │    │1001:1/1.2    │   │1001:1/1.3 │       (Terminate)
  89. ;  └─────────────┘    └──────────────┘   └───────────┘
  90. ;
  91. Zone,1001,Project_Network,Copenhagen,Thomas_Bjoerk,99-99999999
  92. Host,1,DIKU,University_road_1,Thomas_Bjoerk,99-99999999,9600,UBOSS:1/1
  93. ,1,Student_1,Roedovre,Thomas_Bjoerk,-Unpublished-
  94. ,2,Student_2,Vallensbaek,Bjarne_Duelund,-Unpublished-
  95. ,3,Student_3,Albertslund,Bo_Bendtsen,-Unpublished-
  96.