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############################################################################
#This is used on a PC runing uulink UUCP software
###########################################################################
this is the \usr\uucp\sys file from uulink 1.3 ----
#
uupsi 1 Any com1 2400 *P> \r\rATZ\r OK\r\n ATS2=255\r OK\r\n
        ATDT2127671030\r CONNECT\s2400\r\n
        *P> \r "" *P> \r "" *P> \r "" *P> \r name: tatata\r word: tptptp\r
        _ts>-\r-_ts>-\r-_ts> terminal\sdownload\r
        _ts>-\r-_ts>-\r-_ts> terminal\sno\sescape-char\r
        _ts>-\r-_ts>-\r-_ts> telnet\suu.psi.com\s540\s/stream\r
        ogin: hahaha\r assword: hphphp\r
#########################################################################


#########################################################################
#This is the L.sys file entry which enables your UNIX  machine to call
#up the PSI uucp gateway (uupsi) through a PSI terminal server.
#Please substitute the appropriate values for certain variables which
#follow:
#
#PPPPPPPPPPP = The terminal server phone number in your area
#XXXX = your terminal server login name
#YYYY = your terminal server password
#ZZZZ = your uucp login name on uupsi
#AAAA = your uucp login password on uupsi
#########################################################################
---------------CUT--HERE--------------
uupsi Any ACU 2400 PPPPPPPPPPP "" \r\d\r\d\r \
        name:-\r-name:-\r-name: XXXX assword: YYYY \
        _ts>-\r-_ts>-\r-_ts> terminal\sdownload\r \
        _ts>-\r-_ts>-\r-_ts> terminal\sno\sescape-char\r \
        _ts>-\r-_ts>-\r-_ts> telnet\suu.psi.com\s540\s/stream \
        ogin: ZZZZ assword: AAAA
--------------------------------------


terminal server login name: uufpr
terminal server password: f1a2l017
uucp login name: uufpr
uucp login password: f1a2l017


If you have any problems please feel free to contact us. To do
so you can either call us at (518) 283-8860 or send mail to
uuadmin@uu.psi.com, uupsi!uuadmin.

PSI UUCP Staff
uupsi!uuadmin

 The following is a list of phone numbers that can
 be used to call terminal servers. UUCP lines should
 be used only for UUCP and Individual lines should be
 used only for Individual dialup. Date of last change: 10/20/90
------

Albany, NY:518-283-5090(6)Individual 
518-283-8303(2)    V.32 UUCP
518-283-8302(1)Telebit UUCP
     *      (2)DCS V.32/V.42

Boston, MA: 617-262-0688(5)Individual
617-262-3614(3)    V.32 UUCP
617-262-5142(1)Telebit UUCP

Chicago, IL:*312.408.0675(4)Individual
*312.408.0679(1)Telebit UUCP

Hartford, CT:203-278-8110(4)Individual
203-278-8144(1)Telebit UUCP

LA, CA:213-623-3677(4)Individual
213-623-5525(2)V.32 UUCP
213-623-7570(2)Telebit UUCP

Newark, NJ: 201-645-1644(6)Individual
201-645-1740(3)    V.32 UUCP
201-645-1743(1)Telebit UUCP

NYC, NY:212-608-7800(8)Individual
212-608-8151(4)V.32 UUCP
212-513-7268(2)Telebit UUCP
                             *      (2)DCS V.32/V.42

Philadelphia, PA:*215-563-1069(4)Individual
*215-563-2114(1)V.32 UUCP
*215-563-2968(1)Telebit UUCP

Reston, VA: 703-620-8971(6)Individual
703-620-8977(2)   V.32 UUCP
  703-620-6331(4)    Telebit UUCP
703-620-1553(2)*DCS V.32/V.42

Rochester, NY:716-262-5670(6)Individual 
716-262-5676(2)V.32 UUCP
716-262-3122(2)Telebit UUCP

Santa-Clara, CA: 408-986-1151(16)Individual
408-986-1266(2) V.32 UUCP
     408-986-1268(2) Telebit UUCP
404-986-1425(8)DCS V.32/V.42

Syracuse, NY:315-478-3191(4)Individual
315-475-2941(1)Telebit UUCP

Washington, DC: 202-408-5297(2)Individual
202-408-5299(1)Telebit UUCP

White Plains, NY:914-686-0075(4)Individual
914-686-0092(1)Telebit UUCP

*not yet in service.
Idividual dialups are at 300/1200/2400 Baud.
V.32 UUCP dialaups are at 1200/2400/9600 Baud
Telebit UUCP dialups are at PEP speeds.
DCS V.32/V.42 2400/9600/19200

        We are currently working to make information available for
        UUCP retrieval to our UUCP customers.  So far, the
        following is available:

        ~uucp/rfc  -  internet RFC's, files named rfcXXXX.txt where
                      XXXX is the rfc number.  Good idea to retrieve
                      rfc-index.txt first.

        ~uucp/ien  -  internet IEN's, before the RFC's came about. Old
                      but sometimes interesting.  files named ienXXX.txt
                      where XXX is the IEN number.  Good idea to retrieve
                      ien-index.txt first.

        ~uucp/usenet/new-users/active.newsgroups
                              /alt.newsgroups
                              /freq.asked.QA
                              /group.rules
                              /mail.lists
                              /moderators
                              /net-etiquette
                              /networks.info
                              /news.announce.intro
                              /post.rules
                              /post.style
                              /usenet.history
                              /usenet.primer

                    -  These files are the traditional USENET postings
                       designed to introduce new USENET users to the
                       conventions and idioms of USENET.  I suggest that
                       all of our new news feeds read these from the
                       start and make them available to your users.

        ~uucp/src  -  various software packages.

        ~uucp/ls-lR.Z - compressed listing of the entire UUCP info
                        directory.

        In the future we will be adding more information to these
        directories.  We will try to keep you posted on new things.

        If you have any questions as to what is available on uupsi,
        you can always retrieve the listing of the directory
        (~uucp/ls-lR.Z) and look for yourself....