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- G L O B E T R O T T E R -
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+ Volume #5, File #1 Date: 14/08/1988 +
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+ Written By: ----====} THE FORCE {====---- From The depths of THE REALM +
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(C) - Copyright 88 The Realm
CONTRIBUTORS: NONE Yet Again Grrrrr!
FROM THE EDITOR
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Never.........In The Field......... Of Human Conflict,
Have so Few........Stuffed so much...For So many.
We shall fight them on our Baud Lines,
on The Networks, with our Pc's
We Shall Never Surrender!!!!!
D E A T H T O T E L E S C U M
Anyone hacking in Melbourne and Victoria in general, should understand the
above. Lets face it, they have gone too far. As soon as the new laws were
passed, they unleashed their terror, purpouse of which was to scare us, and
I am afraid It worked. As soon as the word got out that boards were being
raided, by the feds and friends, over 50% of existing hacking establishments
have been whiped from the face of this earth, and virtually all the rest have
been so severelly straightened out, and that's not funny. Apart from
The Realm, there are two hacking boards still operating as before, with just
one being of decent quality. Congratulations to the sysop. You know who you are
.
Lets just hope things will get back to normal soon. I would just like to say
few words to telescum and DI if they're watching.
"You haven't killed the hackers, they will always haunt you. All you achieved,
is to remove the only means by which you can find out what we are up to"
I must admit they got to me as well, but sometimes, you got to say what the
fuck, and go for it. As a result here it is, Globe Trotter Volume #5 and plans
are on the way for future issues, which I hope will get even bigger and better.
Look on the bright side, if you ever stuff things up, ten years in jail will
go very quickly and there is nothing few cc's of Ethylene Glycol can't fix.
Catch Ya Later
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I N D E X
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R E G U L A R F E A T U R E S
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- Phreaking This will be a section which will run over the
next few issues. It will mainly deal with
the more technical espects of phreaking.
- System Passwords: Primes and other bits.
- Trix of The Trade AUSSIE LOOPS
- Unusual Systems An outdial in Hong Kong?
- Hack Of The Month HP-3000 In Japan
- Inside Information Dialcom System 01, The Times Network User List
- Network Profile: We say farewell to datapac, but will it die that
easilly.
N O T S O R E G U L A R F E A T U R E S
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- DNIC UPDATES New networks are being Born Every Month. I have
a small listing with some of the more recent
discoveries.
- CONTRIBUTIONS I really need some help!.
- PRIME ACCOUNTS Some Tips for Creating Accounts On Primes.
- THUNDER DOWN UNDER Time is Near!
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PHREAKING
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I don't really want to write this section, so I will try to organise someone
else to do it for me. One of the reasons being that I have enough to do
with the rest of the file, and I know there are people out there far more
qualified in the art of Phreaking. Phreaking is technically, ripping off
the phone companies, which I think is ok, since they rip us of rather badly
themselves. Phreakers however define phreaking, as using the resources
available for the sake of knowledge. There is no doubt everyone has their own
definition. To get started, I'll talk about the technology, what systems
are being used and how they work, as well as other related topics. This is
only an introduction, based on the technical side and on how the system works.
The Information on HOW TO, will follow over the next few issues.
CLASSES OF TRANSMISSION MEDIA
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OPEN WIRE This is the most original of all transmission media. It
consists of a pair of copper wires strung between telephone
poles, carrying one voicegrade channel that is used
alternately by a number of subscribers on the network. One
pair of wires can serve only two points at a time. Since the
early days of telephone, wire pairs have largely been
replaced by other transmission media for voice
communications, but are still used in certain countries and
even certain rural areas of AUSTRALIA, USA, CANADA etc. For
data transmission over long distances, wire pairs are not
desirable since they are suceptible to such problems as cross
talk, electromagnetic interference, loss of attenuation,
etc., resulting in poor line quality.
CABLE The cost of installing open-wire pairs and the rapidly
increasing requirement for transmission channels soon led to
the bundling of insulated wires into a large cable, with each
pair uniquely coloured for identification. As many as
several hundered pairs of wires can be bundled in one cable.
This method not only reduces cost of installing telephone
facilities, but also protects the wires from the elements.
Most telephone lines between central offices and local
subscribers are cables. Significantly, each pair of wires is
now capable of carrying a number of voice channels.
COAXIAL CABLE A coaxial cable is composed of a conductive cylinder with a
wire in the center, with the space between the conductive
cylinder and the wire filled with insulating medium. A
coaxial cable can transmit at a much higher frequency than a
wire pair, allowing greater amounts of data to be transmitted
in a given time period, that is, the channel is "wider". A
great number of voice channels can be sent over coaxial
cables, which are shielded from noise and other forms of
distortion.
CARRIER SYSTEM A carrier system is not a physical entity, rather, it is a
technique of utilizing various transmission media. Through
the use of multiplexing techniques, a carrier system can
accomodate a number of channels on the same physical line, be
it an open wire pair, cable, or a coaxial cable, by placing
each channel on a different frequency level.
HIGH FREQ. RADIO Instead of sending electrical signals over metallic media as
in the cases of open wire, cable and coaxial cable, a
long-wave radio system transmits radio signals over ope air
space at a specific portion of the frequency spectrum. High
frequency means that a much larger number of signals can be
transmitted, compared with other media.
MICROWAWE MIcrowave transmission utilizes the high end of the radio
frequency range and requires special equipment for
transmission and reception. It is currently being used by
common carriers and specialized common carriers alike,
primarily on long-haul communications links. Its advantage
over radio, and cable systems is that it requires less
frequent reamplification, and that no wire stringing is
needed. Also, the possible bandwidth capacity is much greater
with microwave radio transmission. By the same token,
microwave transmission requires a line of sight path; a high
transmission tower and antenae are also needed. A
long-distance microwave line is made up of a series of relay
towers spaced approximately 30 miles apart, with every two
consecutive towers within sight of each other. Signals are
amplified and retransmitted by the towers along the route.
SATTELITES These are, in fact forms of microwave transmission in that
the satellites which orbit around the earth in
geo-synchronous orbits, represent relay stations for earth
bound communications links. This type of microwave
transmission is ideal for long-distance communications since
the high altitude of the satellite avoids the interference
caused by earth's curvature and other physical obstructions
such as mountains and atmospheric conditions. A large number
of communication satellites are now orbiting the earth, and
are utilized for domestic as well as international
communications.
UNDERSEA CABLE These are special types of coaxial cables laid on the seabed
across the ocean. They provided an important means for
intercontinental telephone communications before the
introduction of the satellites, and are still used heavily.
WAVEGUIDES These are metal tubes that serve as paths and confinement for
very high frequency radio waves. There are two types of
waveguides: rectangular and circular. The rectangular
waveguide has been used for some time as a feder line between
microwave antennae and their associated ground equipment. It
is useful only for very short distances, usualy not more than
1000 feet. The circular waveguide can provide much longer
transmission lengths and is being implemented on Experimental
Basis. Waveguides can prowide vast transmiossion capacity for
voice as well as data. They hae beep,proven feasible, but
their large scale implementation will most probably never
take off.
FIBRE OPTICS Fibre optic Cables a really a form of a waveguide, in this
case light waves are used. The high frequency means a very
large number of logical channels can be transmitted over a
single fibre. Fibre optic cables are now replacing the wire
pairs, and allready are being used for links between
subscribers and the local offices, where as few years ago,
they were restricted to land lines and inter-exchange lines.
This transmission medium, is likelly to dominate the world of
telecomunications, within the next few years, because it is
cheap and free from distortions and electromagnetic
interference, which the wire pairs and other cables suffer.
A single Fibre Optic Cable is very thin, thus hundereds of
strands can be bound together into a small sized cable, and
at 2 cents per meter, per strand, it is becomming very
economical.
LASERS Laser stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission
Radiation. Just like the fibre optic transmission, a laser
utilizes a much higher portion of the electromagnetic
spectrum. It can thus be used for transmission without tying
up all ready crowded radio frequency spectrum. The laser is
limited to communications along a line of sight, which
suggests a possibility for short links betwwen large
buildings for example. The laser is still being developed,
and posible hopes are for communications with satellites and
over interstellar distances.
I have set a limit to the maximum size of each file, and I seem to be going
over the limit, so I'll continue this next month. I'll have some actual HOW
TO, information on phreaking, as well as information on.
- FREQUENCY, BANDWIDTH and TRANSMISSION SPEEDS
- DIGITAL AND ANALOG TRANSMISSION
- MULTIPLEXING
- LINE FACILITIES
- SWITCHED FACILITIES
- LOW-SPEED LINES
- VOICEGRADE LINES
- WIDEBAND LINES
- PRIVATE LEASED LINES
- DIGITAL TRANSMISSION FACILITIES
- PACKET SWITCHING SERVICES
- COMMON CARRIERS
- TRANS-CANADA TELEPHONE SYSTEM
- CNCP TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- SPECIALIZED COMMON CARRIERS
- MCI TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORP.
- SP COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY
Rather are large list of material, and the ideas keep comming in, hehehe
something to do over the next few months.
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SYSTEM PASSWORDS
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Yes He did it again. I am fully stocked up with primes, so I guess you will
get some of the useless ones to try for yourselves. Ok, lets get to it, I have
a prime in Israel, Asia and something little better.
5252116048 PRIMENET 20.2.2 PS PORE Login TEST/TEST
425140000216 PRIMENET 20.2.1.R2 MOKED Login PRIME/PRIME
3110312001xx Type 'OPERATOR' Well, I think after all this time, you might
deserve something of greater value. To make sure
Only few get it, there are 99 combinations
you will need to try untill you find the right
system. When you do, typing operator, will give you Nice access
with a fair bit of privs, like changing the news and login
messages etc etc. Have fun, and may you find it. If you do, I
hope you are not that stupid as to actually change the system
news and loggin messages!!!
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TRIX OF THE TRADE - LOOPS
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It is very hard to find a loop in Australia, and I guess you can all imagine
how many uses they have. There are rumours that they do exist down here, but
as I yet I have never seen a REAL ONE. Luckilly, there are ways around
everything.
There are certain numbers, which you can call, mainly some old PBX's and my
favourite an out of order telecom recorded message service. Next thing you
will need is to boost the signal which your phone sends out, so that the
current leaks across the relays and other circuits. Basically if you can
find the right number, and there are a few around, you can create your
own artificial bridge. Then if people call the same number, there is enough
signal leaking from one line to another to get an audible connection. If
you are lucky, you will not need any extra hardware to boost the signals
from your phone. This is usually the case if you can come across a telecom
recorded message service which is out of order. They work exceptionally well.
The second method of building your own bridges, involves few alterations
to a telecom junction box. It is a relativelly simple circuit and all you
have to do is pick two or more people and install it on their lines. The
circuit has to keep the line open, after the real user hangs up the phone.
Second thing, via few resistors you connect two lines with an identical
circuit on each. Thus one person calls one number, other the second,
say it was a wrong number when the real owners answer and after they hang up,
the two lines get connected. This is the most simplest circuit, all it does is
keep the line open, Connect the two lines after the real owner has droped
his receiver and disconnect you as well as the link when he picks up the
phone. Basically when the owner drops the line it activates a switch which
keeps it open and links with another, and when he picks up the phone it turns
itself off, cutting the link and disconnecting you. This also makes an ideal
phone tap, since you can listen in from any phone anywhere in the world.
If you happen to be a serious electronics buff, then something a little more
elaborate is possible. A circuit that hooks up 3 line and is controlled
from one line. If you send a particular tone or sequence of pulses, you
can activate/deactivate the connections to the other lines and even use them
as extenders. Basically the sky is the limit and all of the circuit are
cheap to construct, and can be made reasonably compact.
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UNUSUAL SYSTEMS
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This is a very interesting System, I have found in HONG KONG. (yes, the
complete scans are comming soon). It is most probably an outdial, or some
some sort of a datafax conversion service which it claims to be. I have no
idea what a datafax conversion service does, but it does prompt you to enter a
number, and the accepted format is identical to the local phone numbers.
4545500431 - Datafax Conversion Service
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HACK OF THE MONTH
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Hack Of The Month: HP-3000
Location: JAPAN
Date: 04/AUG/88
Hacked By: ----====} THE FORCE {====----
Notes: Nothing interesting about this system. Only worth while
thing, is the stock and shares information it contains.
Theoretically it would be possible to assign yourself
shares in that company.
Sample Login:
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?-04408xxxxx
COM
: hello xxxxx.xxxxxxxx
HP3000 / MPE V G.xx.xx (BASE G.xx.xx). SUN, AUG 14, 1988, 10:35 AM
######## This is Tokyo, Japan ########################
# #
# System Back-up time is as follows: #
# #
# MON 7:00 ~ 7:30 a.m. #
# TUE - THU 7:45 ~ 8:15 a.m. #
# FRI 7:45 ~ 9:15 a.m. #
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# To: HPDesk users #
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# HPDesk system is UNAVAILable during about #
# 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. every Monday, due to MAIL #
# MAINTENANCE. #
# #
################# Thank you for your cooperation. ####
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INSIDE INFORMATION
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The Times Network has the priviledge of having number 1 in the dialcom network.
This doesn't mean it was the first, and it's more or less your average dialcom
set up running on a number of primes. I don't know whether the users of this
system have Netlink access, since we have never spent enough time on it to
find out.
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=-=-= TIMES NETWORK System 01 User Directory =-=-=
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=-=-= By: ----====} THE FORCE {====---- Date: 12/03/88 =-=-=
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4132 EXPLORERS TRAVEL MCGEE, B 01:MAG10054
6936 MAPLES, WARING WHITE, I V 01:PCW10004
6937 MICRO RESOURDCE GOLD, STEVE 01:PCW10019
6938 HELSTON COMPUTER CENTRE HARMER, CAREY 01:PCW10024
6939 ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE PRODUCTS ILLINS, DAVE 01:PCW10077
6940 LATHAM LATHAM, R F (DR) 01:PCW10084
6941 CAPRICORN DATA LTD DEANE, JAMES 01:PCW10087
6943 TOUCHE ROSS & CO STILLING, PETER 01:PCW10095
6944 STILLING PETER. J. STILLING, PETER. J. (MR) 01:PCW10095
6945 STILLING P.J. STILLING, PETER J. 01:PCW10095
6947 IMPRESSE LIMITED COLLISON, B A 01:PCW10107
6948 SOFTWARE DYNAMICS LTD PINNICK, P R (DR) 01:PCW10110
6949 FIVESTAR SOFTWARE HARRIS, JUNIOR (MR) 01:PCW10118
6950 PRESTEL STOUTE II, EDWIN (DR) 01:PCW10118
6951 FIVESTAR HARRIS, E (MR) 01:PCW10118
6952 FIVESTAR SFTWAR HARRIS, E (MR) 01:PCW10118
11602 PERSONAL COMPUTER WORLD LINDERHOLM, OWEN 01:XYZ001:PCW002
11623 GWYNEDD CAREERS SERVICE WILIAMS, RHYS E 01:YNK011
11707 LACKHAM COLLEGE OF AGRICULTUR SAVAGE, RICHARD (MR) 01:YSS011
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DNIC UPDATES
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The number of networks is growing every day, and any new network is mostly
virgin territory, full of bugs, and security faults. I will have a revised
listing of all the dnics in few months time, but at the moment, here are few
new networks and updates which I came up with this month.
Country Network Dnic
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BARBADOS IDAS 3420
BELGIUM DCS 2064
BERMUDA IDAS 3500
BERMUDA IDAS 3504
CHILE VTR 7305
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC CODETEL 3701
LUXEMBOURG LUXPAC 2703
PANAMA INTELPAQ 7142
PERU ??? 7160
SINGAPORE ??? 5251
SINGAPORE ??? 5252
USA US LINK NETWORK 7045
Some recent updates, to the List in VOLUME #1
ARGENTINA 7220 - Network Called UDTS, not ARPAC
CHILE 7303 - Network Called CHILE-PAC Not ECOM
EGYPT 6023 - Network Name ARENTO, recently found the DNIC
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CONTRIBUTIONS
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Globe Trotter has been running for almost half a year now, and it now enjoys
international audiences, so how about putting something back into it. I am
really finding it hard to come up with the usual two files, and i can no
longer release one issue every month, although I'll keep trying.
If you have anything please mail me. We require Information, Files, Sample
Logins of Hacked Systems, Nua's, ANYTHING.
Ahhh, this reminds me. As you may have noticed, I am obssesd with mapping out
the networks on this earth, and I really get exited every time I make a new
entry into the Realm Dbase, which now occupies arround 1 meg. If anyone has
any Primes (with Netlink) they would like to contribute to the cause, I'll
supply you with all the results gained, and I will give the use of the dbase
which we all ready have, for searches and for info on particular areas.
(Not the complete Dump by the way!).
Secondly, if anyone would like to co-ordinate scanning from a particular
system, or the areas being scanned, Please, again contact me, since a lot
of resources would be saved.
Lastly, if you have your own compiled lists of NUA's or even single adresses,
I would also appreciate their donation. A lot of little bits make up something
really nice.
Now, to the problem of actually getting the information to me. Well, I have a
mailbox on Altos which I visit quite often, so that's a good place to start
(username: force), or I can be reached via these BBS's.
MEGAWORKS
PACIFIC ISLAND
THE FORGOTTEN REALM (USA)
ZEN
GREYHAWK
Or you can pass the info along any member of The Realm, and please put the date
on the file, and your handle if you want credit to be given where credit is
due. Thanx!
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PRIME ACCOUNTS
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It would be too long and too hard to explain the step by step procedure
involved in setting up accounts on primes, so you can use the help files
which are online, and battle your way through it on your own. Just use
some common sense and you should be all right, provided it's a version
19.x and higher. Anyway, here are some important tips and information,
which will be of use to you.
Primos 17.4 Arrrggghh, This is a real bastard. I have recently played with
such a system in Brazil and have stuffed it up pretty well.
I didn't have enough time to learn too many things, but I can
tell you what i did, and what mistakes I have made. First of all,
a little about the early versions of primos, which are not far
behind the dinosaurs. There are very few help files online, and
almost no help for the utility used to create accounts. Secondly,
The familiar comand EDIT_PROFILE does not exist. The command to
create new users in this case is ULM. This brings up an
important point. The command names often vary from one revision
to another, and some have lot more commands. To find what is
available, attach to the CMDNC0 directory, and have a look. This
is how I found the ULM command. It is then a matter of trying
the various commands untill you get the right one. Often its
name will suggest it's function. OK do this.
OK, A CMDNCO
OK, CATA (note CATA is a much nicer catalog Command, if it's not installed
use LIST instead)
When you type ULM, you will be prompted for a username, and
password. This means you can use any account to create the users,
as long as you know the password for the high level account.
This is very good, since you don't have to log on under that
command, which helps to keep the account alive.
Once you're in, you have several commands available.
WARNING! Before you experiment with anything, get out of the
record you have logged under. When you type LIST, you will get
the statistics of the account you are logged under and any
changes will be made to this record. Note all the details
you are given, and type USER USERNAME. If the username exists,
you will access the USERNAME record, otherwise you will be
prompted whether you want to create the user, so just respond
with YES or NO. Don't type USER on it's own, for it will return
an error and dump you out of the program. If you respond YES,
you will be asked few questions about the account, access level,
group etc, so just duplicate the results you have seen with the
LIST COMMAND previously. To change the entry of a particular
User, attach to it, then type commands such as 'GROUP NEWGROUP'
which changes the Group to Newgroup, ACCOUNT NAME, which changes
the account name to 'NAME' (i think). PASSWORD NEWPASSWORD will
change the password. There is something very beautiful from
a hackers point of view. The passwords for each record are
printed out in hexadecimal, so instantly you can get all of the
user passwords.
Now we're getting to the part where I stuffed things up. I found
a command called RESUME. When I typed it, I was prompted for a
file name. I tried to abort, not wanting to change anything, but
it took my atempt to abort as the file name. I am not exactly
sure what the command did, but I could not run the ULM program
again, and when attempting to log on, I got a command file not
found error and was logged out. I think, it either changes the
login command file for the account, the login directory, or it
changes the file from which all the Record Data is being taken
for each account. Without a manual, I can't tell you what it is
I actually did, but I recomend you keep away from that command,
if like me, you don't know what you're doing.
Well, at least they had the good sense to make the more up to date versions
of primos far more user friendly. There are online help files to help you
create accounts, so by all means use them. All the commands you need will
be given to you when you type EDIT_PROFILE, followed by HELP, so I will not
go into that, but here are some tips, which apply to creating accounts on
All systems.
Before you start, list all the information on other users, in full, and make
a note of all the details you are given. You will find that you need to know
information about which login directory to assign as well as which group, to
make the account blend in. Secondly, look at the user names, and pick a
username that looks like it's meant to be there. In other words, use the other
users to hide your own account. it would be stupid to create a user called
'RADICAL' for example when all other usernames lok like COM10023, COM10064 etc.
As far as your login directory goes, see whether users have a common directory,
or each has their own. You can then either create yor own for the new account,
or simply use one of the communal ones. I personally prefer not to create
my own directories, but to use existing ones, with large numbers of entries.
Again you can blend in any files you want to use, with the right choice of
words, and with 500+ records in the directory looking simmilar, it makes it
very hard indeed to spot anything odd, particularly if the directory
experiences frequent use.
Last bit of advice I can give is to get manuals IF POSSIBLE!, and try to cut
down on the amount of blind experimenting. This means, find as much as you can
about the system before hand.
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(C) - Copyright 88 The Realm
THUNDER DOWN UNDER
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Well, the time is comming. Thunders court case comes up on the 30th of August.
Unfortunatelly I will not be in Melbourne at the time, but I have no doubt,
a majority of the hacking community will attend. It will bring tears to
your eyes either from Joy or Despair, how ever you are inclined. Some people
are planning to bring a large supply of Condoms and Candle Sticks, to hand
over as the neccesities when the sentence is passed.
VERY CRUEL, BUT VERY CUTE GUYS!
Ahh well, it will not be long. CAN THUNDER DO IT YET AGAIN, AND ESCAPE THE
HANGMAN'S NOOSE FOR THE FOURTH TIME? Miracles do Happen, and knowing Thunder,
anything is possible.
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DATAPAC NETWORK PROFILE PART #3
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This is the Last Issue for a while that will have any Datapac NUA's. I am sick
of this network now, and it's time to move on. I have found some new areas
which I have yet to sprint so there will be another feature on Datapac, but
I'll Leave that for the far Future.
OK, SO I HAVE LIED - I have just discovered that I don't have enough space
to put all the Datapac Areas Into this file. There are But Only few left,
So I will Add them in next Month, with some smaller network.
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D A T A P A C 302040200xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
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From the depths of - THE REALM - Sprinted: 03/08/1988
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302040200026 -
302040200027 IBM TSO -
302040200095 IBM -
302040200191 Port Select - "enter system id"
302040200192 -
302040200246 -
302040200277 Port Select - (c - Password:)
302040200324
302040200325
302040200327
302040200450 IBM VTAM - "Enter Function"
302040200513 SIME -
302040200533 Port Select - "SERVICE ID="
302040200535 -
302040200544 IBM VTAM - "Enter Function"
302040200900 IBM VTAM - "Enter Function"
D A T A P A C 302042300xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
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From the depths of - THE REALM - Sprinted: 03/08/1988
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302042300012 Port Select - "SYSTEM ID= "
302042300013 -
302042300014 -
302042300052 Port Select - "Function REquested Not Available"
302042300085 -
302042300086 -
302042300106 fax -
302042300157 - PCI DCD
302042300166 -
302042300182 -
302042300233 - SWIFT Adhesive / Brampton
302042300258 -
302042300268 -
302042300270 -
302042300281 -
302042300286 - SWIFT Adhesive / Brampton
302042300295 Unix - Custom Services System CSCAN
302042300296 - Northern Telecom
302042300307 -
302042300903 - Northern Telecom
D A T A P A C 302062700xxx Nua's, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
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From the depths of - THE REALM - 22/05/1988
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This area has not been sprinted yet.
302062700099 fax -
D A T A P A C 302074600xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
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From The depths of - THE REALM - Date: 23/05/1988
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302074600004 Outdial -
302074600005 OUtdial -
302074600023
302074600038
302074600044
302074600045
302074600047
302074600054
302074600058
302074600078
302074600082
302074600094
302074600095
302074600099
302074600125 - "SJ"
302074600128
302074600154 - "hi bill bob rick" (CTRL-E)
302074600198
302074600212
302074600237
302074600238
302074600239
302074600257
302074600258
302074600260
302074600261
302074600268 Port Select - "enter class"
302074600274
302074600289 Port Select - "SERVICE ID="
302074600311
302074600312
302074600323 - (Data Encryption in use)
302074600352
302074600391
302074600395
302074600439
302074600573
302074600575
302074600900
302074600901
D A T A P A C 302076100xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From The depths of - THE REALM - Last Updated: 31/12/1987
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302076100002 -
302076100023 Port Select - "Request: "
302076100025 -
302076100036 VAX/VMS - Dalhouse Uni Computing and Info Service
302076100039 -
302076100045 - "CHANELLS BUSY"
302076100046 -
302076100053 -
302076100056 -
302076100058 -
302076100060 Test Nua - TEST PATTERN
302076100066 -
302076100067 -
302076100102 -
302076100159 Primos 20.2.3 - PRIMENET 20.2.3 MD.HAL
302076100189 -
302076100234 - "Password> "
302076100249 -
302076100334 -
302076100338 Port Select - "Request: "
302076100351 -
302076100392 - "HL"
302076100396 -
302076100397 -
302076100429 -
302076100450 RSX-11M-PLUS -
302076100451 VAX/VMS -
302076100459 - "User Number: "
302076100572 -
302076100618 -
302076100630 -
302076100692 Port Select - "SERVICE ID= "
302076100697 -
302076100702 -
302076100754 -
302076100772 -
302076100773 -
302076100776 -
302076100777 -
302076100778 -
302076100779 -
302076100780 -
302076100782 -
302076100783 -
302076100784 -
302076100817 -
302076100826 Port Select - "SERVICE ID= "
302076100832 -
302076100849 -
302076100850 Port Select - Computing Services
302076100866 -
302076100869 -
302076100871 -
302076100876 -
302076100877 -
302076100898 Outdial Port - 300 Baud
302076100899 Outdial Port - 1200 Baud
302076100911 -
302076100957 -
302076100961 - "CHANELLS BUSY"
302076100962 Port Select - "SERVICE ID= "
302076100966 Port Select - "SERVICE ID= "
302076100970 -
302076100973 Teleprinter - WHISPER WRITER 1000b Teleprinter
302076100991 DG AOS/VS - ITT/RAE Halifax
D A T A P A C 302076500xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From The depths of - THE REALM - Date: 09/02/1988
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302076500023 -
302076500027 VAX/VMS V4.2 - Micro Vms
302076500029 -
302076500047
302076500048 -
302076500061 - "v127"
302076500080 Port Select - "SERVICE ID="
302076500083 -
302076500087 -
302076500090 -
302076500112 - Dartmouth
302076500118 - "Chanells Busy"
302076500146 -
302076500149 VAX-8200 - Applied Microelectronics System
302076500155 DG AOS/VS - CANFOR Atlantic Region
302076500156 DG AOS/VS - CANFOR Dartmouth
302076500185 -
302076500197 -
302076500224 - "Channels Busy"
302076500258 -
302076500259 -
302076500266 -
302076500316 VAX/VMS -
302076500378 -
302076500379 -
D A T A P A C 302078100xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
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From the depths of - THE REALM - 15/05/1988
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302078100020 -
302078100055 -
302078100187 - "SS>"
302078100260 -
302078100284 fax -
302078100331 -
302078100340 -
302078100380 Port Select - "SERVICE ID="
302078100394 fax -
302078100466 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100467 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100468 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100469 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100548 -
302078100572 DG AOS/VS - DG AOS/VS CANFOR ST. JOHN'S
302078100594 VAX/VMS V4.5 8200 -
302078100600 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100601 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100602 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100603 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100604 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100605 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100606 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100607 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100651 VAX/VMS V4.6 8800 - Node Leif Computing Services
302078100665 -
302078100677 -
302078100683 -
302078100900 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
302078100901 Outdial - OUTDIAL PORT
D A T A P A C 302079400xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
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From the depths of - THE REALM - 12/02/1988
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302079400002 -
302079400003 -
302079400004 -
302079400100 - "Username/Nom D'usager: "
302079400101 - "Username/Nom D'usager: "
302079400210 -
302079400211 IBM VM/CMS, CICS -
302079400215 -
302079400268 - "Username/Nom D'usager: "
302079400269 - "Username/Nom D'usager: "
302079400900 - "Username/Nom D'usager: "
302079400901 - "Username/Nom D'usager: "
D A T A P A C 302082700xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From the depths of - THE REALM - 28/12/1987
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302082700107 HP-3000 -
302082700294 IBM VM/370 - VMI
302082700297 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700336 fax -
302082700362 -
302082700363 -
302082700364 -
302082700365 -
302082700366 -
302082700370 - A.F.M.Q. Q.F.M.A.
302082700375 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700376 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700377 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700378 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700379 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700380 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700414 -
302082700429 -
302082700446 Outdial Port -
302082700447 Outdial Port -
302082700448 Outdial Port -
302082700449 Outdial Port -
302082700512 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700522 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700524 - "enetr appropriate code for access"
302082700525 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700526 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700537 -
302082700578 -
302082700685 -
302082700687 -
302082700688 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700689 Outdial Port -
302082700690 Outdial Port -
302082700691 Outdial Port -
302082700692 Outdial Port -
302082700693 Outdial Port -
302082700694 Outdial Port -
302082700695 Outdial Port -
302082700697 Outdial Port -
302082700698 Outdial Port -
302082700699 Outdial Port -
302082700710 Outdial Port -
302082700751 -
302082700752 - "v21?"
302082700761 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700766 -
302082700770 - "enter appropriate code for access"
302082700900 Outdial Port - 300 Baud
302082700902 Outdial Port -
302082700903 Outdial Port -
D A T A P A C 302083200xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
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From the depths of - THE REALM - 15/05/1988
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302083200003 -
302083200010 -
302083200026 -
302083200055 VAX/VMS -
302083200111 fax -
302083200114 Port Select - "SERVICE ID="
302083200116 -
302083200126 Port Select - "SERVICE ID="
302083200155 -
302083200167 fax -
302083200179 -
302083200180 - Triumf X.29
302083200223 - Pacific Moving and Storage Vancouver
302083200280 -
302083200707 - "CHANNELS BUSY"
302083200708 Gateway -
D A T A P A C 302083500xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From the depths of - THE REALM - 15/05/1988 Update: 03/09/1988
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302083500027 -
302083500034 -
302083500040 - Health and Welfare Canada Comms. Net.
302083500042 - "Username/NOM D'USAGER?"
302083500045 - "Username/NOM D'USAGER?"
302083500046 - "Username/NOM D'USAGER?"
302083500049 - "User Name?"
302083500055 -
302083500062 - "Line #xx"
302083500082 -
302083500088 Gandalf Xmus - "Password> "
302083500104 Prime -
302083500133 HP-3000 -
302083500166 - "v21>"
302083500169 -
302083500172 HP-3000 -
302083500181 - "v21>"
302083500185 - "v21>"
302083500605 -
302083500609 -
302083500628 -
302083500637 -
302083500668 -
302083500681 -
302083500688 Unix -
302083500698 Port Select - "SERVICE ID="
302083500704 - "C@"
302083500705 -
302083500714 - "CHANNELS BUSY"
302083500723 - "CHANNELS BUSY"
302083500730 VAX/VMS - Agriculture Canada VAX
302083500735 VAX/VMS -
302083500739 - Thunderbird & CID Systems
302083500744 -
302083500745 -
302083500901 - "Username/NOM D'USAGER?"
D A T A P A C 302085700xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From the depths of - THE REALM - 26/12/1987
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302085700013 -
302085700014 -
302085700016 -
302085700024 -
302085700049 VAX/VMS - BONDAR-CLEGG and Company LTD. OTTAWA
302085700050 -
302085700051 -
302085700058 -
302085700064 -
302085700116 HP-3000 -
302085700210 VAX/VMS -
302085700316 -
302085700388 -
302085700393 - TACL
302085700436 - Outdial Port
302085700437 - Outdial Port
302085700438 - Outdial Port
302085700439 - Outdial Port
302085700440 - Outdial Port
302085700441 - Outdial Port
302085700442 - Outdial Port
302085700444 - Outdial Port
302085700445 - Outdial Port
302085700446 - Outdial Port
302085700447 - Outdial Port
302085700448 - Outdial Port
302085700449 - Outdial Port
302085700450 - Outdial Port
302085700451 - Outdial Port
302085700495 VAX/VMS V4.3 - Micro Vms V4.3
302085700496 fax -
302085700901 - Outdial Port 300 Baud
302085700902 - Outdial Port 1200 Baud
D A T A P A C 302087100xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From The depths of - THE REALM - Date: 25/02/1988
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302087100010 - "Illegal Node Name, Please Try again"
302087100024 - "User ID/CODE D'USAGER? "
302087100025 - "User ID/CODE D'USAGER? "
302087100046 VAX/VMS -
302087100047 - "Illegal Node Name, Please Try again"
302087100067 - "User ID/CODE D'USAGER? "
302087100071 Primos 19.4.11 - PRIMENET 19.4.11 NOPS.E
302087100072 Primos 19.4.11 - PRIMENET 19.4.11 NOPS.E
302087100900 - "User-ID/CODE D'USAGER? "
302087100901 - "Illegal Node Name, Please Try again"
D A T A P A C 302087200xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From The depths of - THE REALM - Date: 23/02/1988
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302087200028 -
302087200042 -
302087200048 -
302087200078 -
302087200085 VAX/VMS - Rapcor
302087200090 -
302087200093 RSTS V8.0-07 - W&C System A
302087200094 RSTS V8.0-07 - W&C System B
302087200101 - "C@"
302087200104 VAX/VMS -
302087200167 Port Select PACX - Extrusion PACX 2000 "Service? "
302087200185 RSTS V8.0-07 - Ext 11/70 EX3
302087200196 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
302087200197 -
302087200211 - "V21>"
302087200213 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
302087200214 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
302087200215 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
302087200219 -
302087200900 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
302087200901 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
D A T A P A C 302087400xxx NUA's, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From The depths of - THE REALM - Date: 23/05/1988
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
This area has not been sprinted yet.
302087400099 - (CTRL-E)
D A T A P A C 302089400xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
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From the depths of - THE REALM - 29/12/1987
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302089400014 - "User Name/Nom D'Usager?"
302089400100 - "User Name/Nom D'Usager?"
302089400101 - "User Name/Nom D'Usager?"
302089400900 Outdial Port - 300 Baud
302089400901 Outdial Port - 1200 Baud
D A T A P A C 302090300xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From The depths of - THE REALM - Date: 23/02/1988
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302090300029 - "CHANNELS BUSY"
302090300049 -
302090300051 - fax
302090300052 - fax
302090300053 - fax
302090300065 - fax
302090300069 -
302090300078 Port Select - "Enter System ID: "
302090300095 -
302090300104 - "Password: "
D A T A P A C 302090500xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
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From The depths of - THE REALM - Date: 23/02/1988
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302090500001 VAX/VMS -
302090500021 -
302090500026 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
302090500027 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
302090500028 - KARDGARD 300-C Motor Fuel Mngmnt. Site 1
302090500029 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
302090500030 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
302090500031 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
302090500900 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
302090500901 - "Enter appropriate code for access"
D A T A P A C 302090600xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From the depths of - THE REALM - 14/05/1988
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302090600031 - (Incompatible Dte From Telenet)
302090600043 Port Select - "Please enter select character"
A - Manpower
IBM IST45I N - Running ACF
IBM IST45I T - Running ACF
302090600044 Port Select - "Please enter select character" = 906 43
302090600045 Port Select - "enter system id"
C - "PASSWORD: "
302090600054
302090600057 IBM - "MHP999A ENTER ACCESS PASSWORD: "
302090600072 -
302090600091 Gateway - Develcon Toronto
DATAPAC -
Y -
302090600121 -
302090600125 -
302090600126 -
302090600127 -
302090600128 -
302090600129 -
302090600130 -
302090600160 SIME - 'Please enter your terminal ID?'
302090600166 -
302090600170 fax -
302090600173 -
302090600178 - "FEAH enter appropriate code for access"
302090600181 VAX/VMS -
302090600182 Primos - PRIMENET 20.2.6 TENEX
302090600252 - "FEAH enter appropriate code for access"
302090600255 - "FEAH enter appropriate code for access"
302090600901 - "FEAH enter appropriate code for access"
302090600902 Port Select - "please enter select character" = 906 43
D A T A P A C 302091600xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
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From the depths of - THE REALM - 25/01/1987
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302091600041
302091600046
302091600047
302091600048
302091600097 ATLAS VAX8600 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
302091600124
302091600161
302091600169 DNM121A
302091600181
302091600182
302091600183
302091600184
302091600185
302091600186
302091600187
302091600188
302091600189
302091600190
302091600192
302091600193
302091600194
302091600210
302091600212 host
302091600221
302091600222 PRIMENET 19.4.5 ULS
302091600237
302091600281 OUTDIAL
302091600282 OUTDIAL
302091600283 OUTDIAL
302091600284 OUTDIAL
302091600315 OUTDIAL
302091600316 OUTDIAL
302091600317 OUTDIAL
302091600318 OUTDIAL
302091600319 OUTDIAL
302091600391
302091600398 host
302091600416
302091600901 OUTDIAL 300 BAUD
302091600902 OUTDIAL 1200 BAUD
D A T A P A C 302091900xxx Sprint, By: ---===} THE FORCE {===---
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From the depths of - THE REALM - 26/12/1987
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
302091900022 - Outdial Port
302091900023 - Outdial Port
302091900024 - Outdial Port
302091900025 - Outdial Port
302091900900 - Outdial Port 300 Baud
302091900901 - Outdial Port 1200 BAUD
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IN THE NEXT ISSUE OF GLOBE TROTTER
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Definatelly the last of Datapac for a while. I will release some Nua's
either from PSS, DATEX-P or one of the Asian Networks Not Exactly sure
which, so it will be a surprise.
- I am planning a Guided Tour of The Realm, so it might be in the next issue,
in which case it will be larger then usuall. Lot of people wanted to have
a look around, so this is the only possible way.
- Various Bits of information which I hope will come up in time
Till Volume #6
Catch Ya Later
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From the depths of - The Realm -
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