UCLA Campus Computing Network Liaison Staff for ARPANET
A December 1972 who-to-call list for UCLA Campus Computing Network staff serving ARPANET users.
Noble, B., "UCLA Campus Computing Network Liaison Staff for ARPANET", RFC 423, DOI 10.17487/RFC0423, December 1972, <https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc423>.
@misc{rfc423,
series = {Request for Comments},
number = 423,
howpublished = {RFC 423},
publisher = {RFC Editor},
doi = {10.17487/RFC0423},
url = {https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc423},
author = {B. Noble},
title = {{UCLA Campus Computing Network Liaison Staff for ARPANET}},
pagetotal = 2,
year = 1972,
month = dec,
} RFC text
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Network Working Group Barbara B. Noble Request for Comments #423 UCLA-CCN NIC #13008 December 12, 1972 Category: BBN:hzt Updates: RFC #389 _____________________________________________________________________________ To: ARPA NETWORK USERS TOPIC: UCLA CAMPUS COMPUTING NETWORK LIAISON STAFF FOR ARPA NETWORK The ARPA Network contacts at CCN are: ------------------------------------ 1. Initial Contact - User Relations Bob Bell (213) 825-7548 2. ARPA Liaison - User Services Barbara Noble (213) 825-7438 825-7548 3. Network Technical Liaison Robert Braden (213) 825-7518 4. Operations Manager William Tippit (213) 825-7546 5. Operations (213) 825-7554 6. Consulting (213) 825-7452 Please make initial contact with CCN through these representatives: A. Administrative Matters and General Facility Orientation: ------------------------------------------------------- Bob Bell, Head - User Relations (213) 825-7548 Bob or Doug Cummings handles administrative matters, such as: charge number applications and funding, and will discuss your application and the facilities and services available at CCN. B. Network Technical Matters: ------------------------- Robert Braden, Manager of Programming (213) 825-7518 Bob handles problems with Network protocol and Network hardware. When you are using CCN facilities: A. _Programming_problems_ (JCL, compilers, documentation) and any other problems you may have related to any aspect of using CCN; Barbara Noble (213) 825-7438 or 825-7548, or call a consultant: Consulting (213) 825-7452 Jim Adams, Head, User Services (213) 825-7529 Barbara is the focal point for all of your problems as soon as you begin using our system. She will attempt to solve your programming problems and to expedite any other matters involving your use of CCN. B. _Operations_: Schedules, special handling, etc. Operations (213) 825-7554 William Tippit, Operations Manager (213) 825-7546 [ This RFC was put into machine readable form for entry ] [ into the online RFC archives by BBN Corp. under the ] [ direction of Alex McKenzie. 1/97 ]
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§1CCN Contacts
Barbara B. Noble of UCLA-CCN wrote this on December 12, 1972, addressed to ARPA Network users. It updates RFC 389.
Six numbered contacts are given: initial contact (User Relations, Bob Bell), ARPA liaison (Barbara Noble), network technical liaison (Robert Braden), operations manager (William Tippit), operations, and consulting.
The sheet names six people or desks at the computer center and how to phone them.
§2Whom to Contact First
For administrative matters and general facility orientation, contact Bob Bell, Head of User Relations. He or Doug Cummings handles things such as charge number applications and funding, and will discuss the facilities and services at CCN.
For network technical matters, contact Robert Braden, Manager of Programming, who handles problems with Network protocol and Network hardware.
New users call the front desk person first. Questions about the network itself go to the technical manager.
§3Once You Are Using CCN
For programming problems (JCL, compilers, documentation) and any other problem with using CCN, Barbara Noble is the focal point. She will try to solve programming problems and speed up other matters. A consultant or the Head of User Services can also be called.
For operations questions such as schedules and special handling, contact Operations or the Operations Manager.
After you start, one person is your main helper for problems, and a different desk handles schedules and special requests.