| 글 쓴 이(By): werner (신정식) 날 짜 (Date): 1993년04월27일(화) 06시21분02초 KST 제 목(Title): Q:Public UNIX/Internet host in Korea Is there anyone out there with detailed information as to 'public' UNIX access in Korea? I got an enclosed post from Soc.culture.korean and I sent letters to those addresses listed in it ,but no reply so far. Could you please let me know rate for that service,how to connect to that,and phone-number for dial-up access,etc. Thanks in advance, Jungshik Shin P.S. Is there any way to connect to INTERNET (or just telnet to any host in INTERNET) from any of nationwide BBS' in Korea? Maybe, not yet considering even mail gateway between INTERNET and nationwide BBS' has not been established. If that's the case, do you know when they start mail-relay service to and from INTERNET? I heard that HITEL(KORTEL?) would begin that service sooner or later. ------Enclosed is an article I got from s.c.k ------------------ In article <1993Jan29.124601.15353@gagme.chi.il.us> pkim@gagme.chi.il.us (Peter Kim) writes: >Are there public unix sites in Korea with USENET or INTERNET access? >I would like to send and receive emails to a friend of mine in Korea >who is not a university student. > >Thanks. >Peter Kim >pkim@gagme.chi.il.us HANA/SDN & KREONet NIC support their unix systems for domestic users. Your inquiries about those systems may be emailed to the followings: HANA/SDN: soback.hana.nm.kr 147.6.4.65 hsbyun@soback.hana.nm.kr KREONet:Seoul: gaya.kreonet.re.kr 134.75.10.1 postmaster@gaya.kreonet.re.kr Daiduk: garam.kreonet.re.kr 134.75.30.11 {postmaster,staff}@garam.kreonet.re.kr 1992, Charge per year was 10,000 won. Lee, SeokChan |