;		    ITS/SAIL Host Table

; Last updated: MRC 5/21/79

;  Although the file <NETINFO>HOSTS.TXT at SRI-KL is the
; official NIC host table, it is occasionally delayed in
; reflecting actual network status, and does not include
; colloquial-usage nicknames, operating system names,
; machine types, or networks...

;  Hence this file, which is manually updated as necessary.
; The "official" version is maintained as AI:SYSENG;HOSTS >
; and copies are kept on SYSENG;HOSTS > on the other ITS
; systems.  SAIL's version is kept on HOSTS.TXT[NET,MRC].

;  Modifications should be made to the AI file and a note of
; the change sent to Info-Hosts@AI and Info-Net@SAIL.  If
; you're going to modify it, you should warn MRC@SAIL and
; SWG@DM, who normally maintain it, to avoid timing errors.

;  The easy way to compile the binary file and install it is
; to run the batch command files:

; :XFILE SYSENG;HOSTS XFILE at AI or

; .BATCH /NOW @HOSTS.[NET,MRC] at SAIL.

;  If you want to do it the hard way, read those files.

; The network table is in the format of one line entries looking like:

; NET <name>,<network #>

; sorted alphabetically by network name.  All fields should be
; in upper case.  The fields are:

; <name>	official name of this network (whenever such
;		 names get assigned; currently whatever sounds
;		 good).
;
;		The convention I have established is to
;		 abbreviate "packet radio network" to "-PR".
;		 "NET" is generally not part of the name unless
;		 it is a proper name.  The three networks
;		 currently used by MIT and Stanford don't have
;		 "NET" in them.

; <network #>	A single network number, in DECIMAL.  These
;		 numbers are assigned by Jon Postel.

; The host table is in the format of one line entries looking like:

; HOST <name>,<host #s>,<status>,<system>,<machine>,[<nicknames>]

; sorted alphabetically by host name.  All fields should be
; in upper case.  The fields are:

; <name>	official name of this site according to the
;		 NIC.

; <host #s>	A single <host #> or a list of them in
;		 brackets and separated by commas, with no
;		 spaces in between.
;
;		A <host #> is an OCTAL number, optionally
;		 preceded by a network name (ARPA, CHAOS, DIAL)
;		 and a space.  The default network name if none
;		 is supplied is ARPA.
;
; 		Arpanet host numbers are represented in
;		 BBN's backwards host slash IMP notation with
;		 both numbers in DECIMAL.  This gets compiled
;		 into the 1.1 through 1.8 bits being the host
;		 number, and the 2.1 through 3.7 bits being
;		 the IMP number.  For example, MIT-AI (host 2
;		 on IMP 6 or 2/6) is compiled as 6002.  Note
;		 that the 1.9 and the 3.7 through 4.9 bits are
;		 always zero!  The HOSTS1 program compiles
;		 into the old style 8 bit format (1.1-1.3 for
;		 host number, 1.4-1.8 IMP number) whenever
;		 possible; HOSTS2 and future programs only use
;		 the new format.
;
;		Chaosnet host numbers are in octal.
;
;		Dialnet host "numbers" are really pointers to
;		 an ASCII string.  In the source, they are
;		 represented as a 10-digit TelCo number.

; <status>	whether USER or SERVER.  This is usually the
;		 status "according to the NIC".

; <system>	operating system name (e.g., TENEX, ITS,
;		 MULTICS, etc).  Many elves actually have
;		 other systems behind them; if possible, the
;		 system behind the ELF is used rather than
;		 the ELF.  Also, TOPS-10 is used rather than
;		 TOPS10.

; <machine>	actual machine type (e.g., PDP10, 370, PDP11,
;		 etc).  By convention, KA-10, KI-10, KL-10,
;		 KL-20 and MAXC are all considered to be
;		 PDP-10s.  No - should be after "PDP"; this
;		 is so it fits in one 36-bit word.

; <nicknames>	nick names for this host (whether NIC
;		 nicknames or local ones).  The list is in
;		 square brackets and each name is delimited
;		 by a comma.

; Network table...

NET ARPA,			 10	; Supported by HOSTS2
NET ATLANTIC-SATELITE,		  4
NET BBN-PR,			  1
NET BBN-RCC,			  3
NET BBN-SATNET,			  8
NET CHAOS,			  7	; Supported by HOSTS2
NET CYCLADES,			 12
NET DATAPAC,			 16
NET DCEC-EDN,			 21
NET DIAL,			 22	; Supported by HOSTS2
NET EPSS,			 15
NET FORT-BRAGG-PR,		  9
NET FORT-SILL-PR,		 20
NET LCS,			 18
NET NATIONAL-PHYSICAL-LAB,	 13
NET SF-BAY-AREA-PR-1,		  2
NET SF-BAY-AREA-PR-2,		  6
NET TELENET,			 14
NET TRANSPAC,			 17
NET TYMNET,			 19
NET UC-LONDON,			 11
NET WASHINGTON-DC-PR,		  5

; Host table...

HOST ACCAT-TIP,		2/35,USER,TIP,H316,[NELC-TIP]
HOST AFWL,		0/48,SERVER,SCOPE,CDC-6600,[AWFUL]
HOST AFWL-TIP,		2/48,USER,TIP,H316,[AWFUL-TIP]
HOST AI-CHAOS-11,	CHAOS 426,USER,,PDP11
HOST AMES-11,		3/16,USER,ELF,PDP11
HOST AMES-67,		0/16,SERVER,TSS/360,360/67,[AMES]
HOST AMES-TIP,		2/16,USER,TIP,H316
HOST ANL,		0/55,SERVER,OS-MVT,370/195,[ARGONNE]
HOST ARPA-DMS,		0/28,SERVER,DMS,PDP15
HOST ARPA-TIP,		2/28,USER,TIP,H316
HOST ARPA-XGP11,	3/28,USER,ELF,PDP11
HOST ASL,		1/48,USER,ELF,PDP11
HOST BBN-GATEWAY,	3/40,USER,ELF,PDP11
HOST BBN-INLAT,		1/5,USER,ELF,PDP11,[INLAT]
HOST BBN-NCC,		0/40,USER,NCC,H316,[NCC]
HOST BBN-PTIP,		2/5,USER,TIP,PLURIBUS,[PTIP]
HOST BBN-SAC,		1/63,USER
HOST BBN-SPEECH-11,	2/49,USER,ELF,PDP11,[BBN-SPEECH11]
HOST BBN-TENEX,		3/49,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[BBN,BBNC,BBN-C,BBN-TENEXC]
HOST BBN-TENEXA,	3/5,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[BBNA,BBN-A,BBN-TWENEXA]
HOST BBN-TENEXB,	0/49,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[BBNB,BBN-B]
HOST BBN-TENEXD,	1/49,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[BBND,BBN-D,BBN-TWENEXD]
HOST BBN-TENEXE,	0/5,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[BBNE,BBN-E] ; Worse than wabbits!
HOST BBN-TESTIP,	2/30,USER,TIP,H316
HOST BBN-UNIX,		0/63,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST BERKELEY,		2/34,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[BESERKLY]
HOST BNL,		1/58,SERVER,SCOPE,CDC-7600,[BROOKHAVEN]
HOST BRAGG-TIP,		2/38,USER,TIP,H316
HOST BRL,		0/29,USER,ANTS,PDP11
HOST CCA-SDMS,		2/31,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST CCA-SIP,		3/31,USER,SIP,PDP11,[SIP]
HOST CCA-SPEECH,	1/31,SERVER,RSX-11M,PDP11
HOST CCA-TENEX,		0/31,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[CCA,DC,DATACOMPUTER]
;;;; This is a shared address host
HOST CCTC,		0/20,SERVER,GCOS,H6000,[BCR-110]
HOST CHII,		1/7,SERVER,MP-32A,AP90
HOST CINCPAC-TIP,	2/36,USER,TIP,H316,[SIXPAC-TIP]
HOST CMU-10A,		1/14,SERVER,TOPS-10,PDP10,[CMUA,CMU-A,CMU]
HOST CMU-10B,		0/14,SERVER,TOPS-10,PDP10,[CMUB,CMU-B]
HOST CMU-10D,		2/14,SERVER,TOPS-10,PDP10,[CMUD,CMU-D]
HOST CMU-CMMP,		3/14,SERVER,HYDRA,PDP11,[HYDRA]
HOST COLLINS-TIP,	2/46,USER,TIP,H316
HOST CORADCOM-TIP,	2/60,USER,TIP,H316
HOST CTO-DDS,		1/17,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST DARCOM-TIP,	2/50,USER,TIP,H316
HOST DCEC-TIP,		2/20,USER,TIP,H316
HOST DEC-2136,		0/37,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[DEC]
HOST DEC-MARLBORO,	1/37,USER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[DEC-TWENEX]
HOST DOCB-TIP,		2/25,USER,TIP,H316
HOST DTI,		1/12,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST DTNSRDC,		1/8,SERVER,NOS/BE,CDC-6400,[NSRDC]
;;;; This is a shared address host
HOST EDN-UNIX,		3/20,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[DCEC,BCR-111]
HOST EGLIN,		0/53,SERVER,NOS/BE,CDC-6600
HOST ETAC,		0/59,USER,ELF,PDP11
HOST FNWC,		1/33,USER,SCOPE,CDC-6500,[FENWICK]
HOST FNWC-SECURE,	3/64,USER
HOST GUNTER-TIP,	2/13,USER,TIP,H316,[GUNT]
HOST GUNTER-UNIX,	0/13,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[GAFS]
HOST GWC-TIP,		2/24,USER,TIP,H316
HOST HARV-10,		0/9,SERVER,TOPS-10,PDP10,[ACL]
HOST I4-TENEX,		0/15,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[I4,KI4A-TENEX,I4A]
HOST I4B-TENEX,		2/15,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[KI4B-TENEX,I4B]
HOST ISI-SPEECH11,	0/22,SERVER,EPOS,PDP11
HOST ISI-XGP11,		0/52,USER,ELF,PDP11
HOST LBL,		0/34,SERVER,BKY,CDC-7600
HOST LBL-UNIX,		1/34,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST LISP-MACHINE-1,	CHAOS 434,USER,LISPM,LISPM,[CADR-1,CADR1,LM1]
HOST LISP-MACHINE-2,	CHAOS 433,USER,LISPM,LISPM,[CADR-2,CADR2,LM2]
HOST LISP-MACHINE-3,	CHAOS 432,USER,LISPM,LISPM,[CADR-3,CADR3,LM3]
HOST LISP-MACHINE-4,	CHAOS 431,USER,LISPM,LISPM,[CADR-4,CADR4,LM4]
HOST LISP-MACHINE-5,	CHAOS 430,USER,LISPM,LISPM,[CADR-5,CADR5,LM5]
HOST LL,		0/10,SERVER,VM-370,370/168
HOST LL-11,		3/10,SERVER,DOS,PDP11
HOST LL-ASG,		1/44,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST LL-XN,		2/10,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST LLL-COMP,		0/21,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[LLL,LLL-UNIX]
HOST LLL-MFE,		1/21,SERVER,TOPS-10,PDP10
HOST LLL-S1,		2/21,USER,AMBER,S-1,[S-1,S1]
HOST LOGICON,		1/35,USER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST LONDON,		0/42,SERVER,OS-MVT,370,[UKICS-370]
HOST LONDON-GATEWAY,	3/42,USER,ELF,PDP11,[SATNET,LON-SAT-GATE]
HOST LONDON-TIP,	2/42,USER,TIP,H316
HOST LONDON-VDH,	1/42,SERVER,GATEWAY,PDP9,[LON-EPS-GATE]
HOST MC-IO-11,		CHAOS 440,USER,,PDP11
HOST MIT-AI,		[2/6,CHAOS 2026],SERVER,ITS,PDP10,[AI,MITAI]
HOST MIT-DEVMULTICS,	4/31,SERVER,MULTICS,H68/80,[CISL,DEVMULTICS,HONEYWELL]
HOST MIT-DMS,		1/6,SERVER,ITS,PDP10,[DM,MITDM,MIT-DM,DMS]
HOST MIT-MC,		[3/44,CHAOS 1440],SERVER,ITS,PDP10,[MC,MITMC]
HOST MIT-ML,		3/6,SERVER,ITS,PDP10,[ML,MITML]
HOST MIT-MULTICS,	0/6,SERVER,MULTICS,H6180,[MULTICS]
HOST MIT-TIP,		2/44,USER,TIP,H316
HOST MIT-XX,		0/44,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[XX,MITXX]
HOST MITRE,		0/17,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST MITRE-TIP,		2/17,USER,TIP,H316
HOST MOFFETT-ARC,	0/45,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[MOFFETT]
HOST MOFFETT-SUBNET,	1/45,USER,PLI,PLURIBUS
HOST NADC,		3/8,SERVER,KRONOS,CDC-6500
HOST NBS-10,		0/19,SERVER,TOPS-10,PDP10,[NBS]
HOST NBS-TIP,		2/19,USER,TIP,H316
HOST NBS-UNIX,		3/19,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST NCC-TIP,		2/40,USER,TIP,H316
HOST NCSC,		1/53,USER,MCP,B-5500,[NCSL]
HOST NDRE,		1/41,USER,SINTRAN,NORD-10
HOST NDRE-GATEWAY,	3/41,USER,ELF,PDP11
HOST NORSAR-40A,	0/41,USER,DOS/360,360/40
HOST NORSAR-TIP,	2/41,USER,TIP,H316
HOST NOSC-CC,		0/3,SERVER,,UNIVAC-1110,[NUC-CC,NOSC-ELF]
HOST NOSC-SDL,		2/3,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[NELC-ELF,NELC]
HOST NOSC-SECURE2,	0/35,USER,TENEX,PDP10,[USC-ISIR1,ISIR1]
HOST NOSC-SECURE3,	3/35,USER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST NOSC-SPEL,		1/3,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[NOSC-SECURE1,NUC-SECURE]
HOST NPRDC-UNIX,	4/3,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST NPS,		0/33,USER
HOST NPS-TIP,		2/33,USER,TIP,H316
HOST NRL,		0/8,USER,ELF,PDP11
HOST NSA,		0/57,SERVER			; Shhhhh!
HOST NSWC-DL,		4/8,SERVER,,CDC-6700
HOST NSWC-WO,		2/8,SERVER,NOS,CDC-6500
HOST NTIA-ITS,		0/25,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[OT-ITS]
HOST NUSC,		3/58,SERVER,ELF,PDP11
HOST NUSC-NPT,		2/9,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[NPT]
HOST NWC,		3/3,SERVER,EXEC-8,UNIVAC-1110
HOST NYU,		0/58,SERVER,SCOPE,CDC-6600
HOST OFFICE-1,		0/43,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[OF1]
HOST OFFICE-2,		1/43,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[OF2]
HOST OFFICE-3,		2/43,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[OF3]
HOST PARC-GATEWAY,	1/32,USER,,NOVA-800,[PORTOLA]
HOST PARC-MAXC,		0/32,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[PARC,MAXC,MAXC1,XEROX-PARC]
HOST PARC-MAXC2,	2/32,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[MAXC2]
HOST PENT-UNIX,		3/26,USER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST PENTAGON-TIP,	2/26,USER,TIP,H316
HOST PLASMA,		CHAOS 500,USER,,PDP11
HOST RADC-MULTICS,	0/18,SERVER,MULTICS,H6180,[RADC,GAFB]
HOST RADC-TIP,		2/18,USER,TIP,H316
HOST RADC-TOPS20,	3/18,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[RADC-TWENEX,RADC-20]
;;;; This is a shared address host
HOST RADC-XPER,		1/18,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[ROCHESTER]
HOST RAND-RCC,		0/7,SERVER,OS-MVT,370/158
HOST RAND-TIP,		2/7,USER,TIP,H316
HOST RAND-UNIX,		3/7,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[RAND-ISD,ISD,UDEE,UDEL-EE]
HOST SCI-ICS,		3/32,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[ICS]
HOST SDAC-44,		3/39,SERVER,DOS/360,360/44
HOST SDAC-CCP,		0/39,USER,TIP,PLURIBUS
HOST SDAC-NEP,		2/39,USER,DOS/360,360/40
HOST SDAC-UNIX,		1/39,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11
HOST SPEECH-TWENEX,	CHAOS 435,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[SPEECH]
HOST SRI-C3PO,		3/51,USER,ELF,PDP11,[PKT40,C3PO] ; What about Darth Vader?
HOST SRI-KA,		0/51,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[SRI-TENEX,KA]
HOST SRI-KL,		1/2,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[SRI,NIC,KL,AIC,SRI-AI,SRI-TWENEX]
HOST SRI-NSC11,		3/2,USER,ELF,PDP11,[NSC11]
HOST SRI-R2D2,		1/51,USER,ELF,PDP11,[PKT34,R2D2] ; or the princess?
HOST SRI-TSC,		0/2,USER,ELF,PDP11,[ARC,ARC-RD]
HOST SRI-UNIX,		2/51,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[THX-1145]
HOST SRI-VIS11,		2/2,USER,ELF,PDP11,[VIS11,SRI-CBC11,CBC11]
HOST STL-TIP,		2/61,USER,TIP,H316,[ST-LOUIS]
HOST SU-AI,		[0/11,DIAL 4154941659],SERVER,WAITS,PDP10,[SAIL,SU-WAITS]
HOST SU-GSB,		DIAL 4153261639,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[GSB,BIZ-SKOOL]
HOST SU-ISL,		1/56,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[ISL]
HOST SU-LOTS,		DIAL 4153291870,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[LOTS]
HOST SU-SCORE,		2/56,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[SCORE,SU-CS,SU-20,SUCS]
HOST SU-TIP,		2/11,USER,TIP,H316,[FELT-TIP,ILSJUM-TIP,Q-TIP]
HOST SUMEX-AIM,		0/56,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[AIM,SUMEX]
HOST UCLA-ATS,		0/1,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[ATS]
HOST UCLA-CCN,		1/1,SERVER,OS-MVT,360/91,[CCN]
HOST UCLA-SECURITY,	2/1,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[INSECURITY,UCLA,UCLA-S]
HOST USAFA-GATEWAY,	1/25,USER,UNIX,PDP11,[USAFA] ;"Limited Server"
HOST USC-ECL,		3/23,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[ECL]
HOST USC-ISI,		1/22,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[ISIA,ISI,USC-ISIA]
HOST USC-ISIB,		3/52,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[ISIB,ISI-DEVTENEX]
HOST USC-ISIC,		2/22,SERVER,TENEX,PDP10,[ISIC]
HOST USC-ISID,		3/22,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[ISID]
HOST USC-ISIE,		1/52,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[ISIE,ISI-TWENEX]
HOST USC-TIP,		2/23,USER,TIP,H316
HOST UTAH-11,		0/4,USER,RSX-11M,PDP11
HOST UTAH-20,		3/4,SERVER,TOPS-20,PDP10,[UTAH]
HOST UTAH-TIP,		2/4,USER,TIP,H316
HOST UTEXAS,		0/62,SERVER,UNIX,PDP11,[UTEX,TEXAS]
HOST WHARTON,		1/19,SERVER,TOPS-10,PDP10,[WARTON]
HOST WPAFB,		0/47,SERVER,SCOPE,CDC-6600
HOST WPAFB-AFAL,	1/47,SERVER,TOPS-10,PDP10,[AVSAIL]
HOST WPAFB-TIP,		2/47,USER,TIP,H316

; Chaosnet subnet numbers...

; These do not appear in the binary host table, since no program
; needs to know them by name.  They are in this file since it
; seems like the most logical place to remember them.

; The following OCTAL numbers are Chaosnet subnets.
;
;	0	not to be used.
;	1	9th floor Tech Square cable.
;	2	cable between bldg 38 and 9th floor Tech Square
;		(Currently this doesn't exist, 38 is on subnet 1)
;	3	MC IO 11 pseudo subnet (only MC pdp10 is on this)
;	4	AI CHAOS 11 pseudo subnet (only AI pdp10 is on this)
;
;	10	reserved for use by LCSnet
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