Historical Archives for Discussion Communities
Merit Joint Technical Staff (MJTS)
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Merit Joint Technical Staff (MJTS) historical archive. MJTS
is a limited-access list. Only Merit Member and Affiliate contacts may join. Common postings
include invitations to upcoming Merit events, news about backbone upgrades, and changes in Merit service.
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Network Downtime, Outages and Other Events
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Network Downtime, Outages and Other Events historical archive.
Network Downtime, Outages and other events is a limited-access list. Only Merit Member and Affiliate contacts may join. Members of
this list receive notices regarding recent network events and related outages. These notices are distributed to Member and Affiliate
network administrators when the event may affect their sites' ability to access the network and/or Internet services.
When outages or network events affect multiple sites (i.e. a backbone node outage), Merit's Network Operations Center (NOC) posts such information
to the Network-Alerts email list. Contact your Merit Internet Consultant to subscribe to Network-Alerts.
The network-alerts mailing list replaced the mn-network-events list
in November 2006.
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Business Continuity
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Business Continuity historical archive. The bc@merit.edu mailing list
covers Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery and is a limited-access list. Only Merit
Members and Affiliates may join. Members of bc@merit.edu discuss procedures Michigan organizations are putting in place to prepare for a
potential catastrophic event, such as a system failure, natural disaster, or fire.
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General Interest ListsGeneral interests listservs are open lists. Anyone can join, and all members can post.
Erate
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The Erate mailing list historical archive gives individuals an opportunity to
ask questions about the Universal
Service Fund (USF).
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Event Announcments
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The event-announcements archive
provides information about Merit Network events, including workshops and seminars.
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The Network Security Special Interest Group
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The Network Security Special Interest Group historical archive is intended
to provide a forum to discuss technologies, processes, procedures,
etc., relating to network security and traffic analysis.
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The Network Security Special Interest Group
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The it-developments archive
is a forum to provide information on new developments or advancements related to information technology, computers, and the Internet.
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National/International InterestThe North American Network Operators' Group (NANOG)
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The North American Network Operators' Group (NANOG) mailing list historical archive
provides a forum to exchange technical information and discuss
specific implementation issues that require cooperation among network service providers. There are several options for joining the NANOG list.
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See the main Discussion Communities page for how to join an email list.
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