[AusNOG] Is anyone else sick of Tony abbot claiming Malcolm Turbull invented the internet.
Mark Prior
mrp at mrp.net
Sat Jun 29 16:23:25 EST 2013
Someone should write this stuff down.
Mark.
On 29/06/13 3:46 PM, Chris Chaundy wrote:
> Well I actually connected Connect at UM and I was still working at the
> Uni for another year or more before I jumped ship, and I don't recall
> them ever having an SU link (I think this is where some confusion came
> from). The national network was all ISDN Microlink-based initially and
> the Sydney node was in Cisco, but it was UUCP relays initially until
> they got the OK to route IP over 'dedicated' connections (ISDN and
> 'permanent' dialup).
>
> All of this was well before I joined Connect in early 1994 and around
> the time that the Interconnect (domestic dialup) product was launched
> (I'm often incorrectly spoken of as a founder - there were three active
> founders and I was employee number 2).
>
>
> On Sat, Jun 29, 2013 at 1:54 PM, Matt Perkins <matt at spectrum.com.au
> <mailto:matt at spectrum.com.au>> wrote:
>
> On 28/06/13 8:41 PM, Chris Chaundy wrote:
>>
>> There is some 'discussion' as to whether Microplex or
>> connect.com.au <http://connect.com.au> were the first commercial
>> *IP* providers in Australia (circa 1992/1993) - as distinct from
>> email
> As I remember it when I connected Microplex Cisco AGS via a Telecom
> Microlink to a T/A at 64k to the netblazer at .SU Microplex
> connected to port 2. Port 1 was already allocated and connected to
> connect.com <http://connect.com>. (well the TA displayed CD) So to
> my mind connect.com <http://connect.com> was first we were second.
> However we only provided shell accounts for the first few weeks
> before i wrote the shell scripts on the SCO box that started slip
> sessions allocated IP's etc. So im a bit unsure who sold the
> commercial IP accounts first. It was within weeks of AARNET
> providing connections to the first as they called them then
> "Affiliates"
>
> Chris how long after you connected did you start selling.
>
> To my mind it was allays connect.com <http://connect.com> by a nose.
>
> Matt.
>
>
>
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