UCLA Campus Computing Network Liaison Staff for ARPA Network
A directory of UCLA CCN contacts for ARPA Network users.
Noble, B., "UCLA Campus Computing Network Liaison Staff for ARPA Network", RFC 389, DOI 10.17487/RFC0389, August 1972, <https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc389>.
@misc{rfc389,
series = {Request for Comments},
number = 389,
howpublished = {RFC 389},
publisher = {RFC Editor},
doi = {10.17487/RFC0389},
url = {https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc389},
author = {B. Noble},
title = {{UCLA Campus Computing Network Liaison Staff for ARPA Network}},
pagetotal = 2,
year = 1972,
month = aug,
} RFC text
NETWORK WORKING GROUP BARBARA NOBLE
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS #389 UCLA/CCN
NIC 11361 AUGUST 30, 1972
CATEGORIES:
OBSELETES:
UPDATES: 10264
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 Fred Ebrahimi (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:
Fred Ebrahimi, Head - User Relations (213) 825-7548
Fred 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.
TO: ARPA NETWORK USERS
(continued)
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
Bob Bell, 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 involv-
ing your use of CCN.
B. Operations: Schedules, special handling, etc.
Operations (213) 825-7554
William Tippit, Operations Manager (213) 825-7546
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§1Initial Contact and Administrative Matters
The RFC says users should make initial contact with UCLA CCN through its listed representatives. Fred Ebrahimi, in User Relations, is the initial contact and handles charge-number applications, funding, and discussion of CCN facilities and services.
Barbara Noble is listed as the ARPA liaison in User Services.
For initial contact, the memo points users to Fred Ebrahimi. He handles administrative questions and explains CCN facilities and services.
§2Technical, User, and Operations Support
Robert Braden is the Network Technical Liaison and handles network protocol and hardware problems. Barbara Noble is the focal point for programming problems, documentation, and other issues related to using CCN; users can also call the consulting desk or Bob Bell in User Services.
For schedules and special handling, the memo lists the Operations desk and William Tippit, the Operations Manager. Phone numbers are provided for each contact or service desk.
Contact Robert Braden about network protocols or hardware. Barbara Noble and the consulting desk handle use and programming issues; the Operations desk handles schedules and special requests.
§3Purpose of the Directory
RFC 389 is a contact guide for users of UCLA's Campus Computing Network. It lists six contact roles or service points and tells users whom to approach first.
The unit metadata records RFC 423 as the RFC that later obsoleted this directory.
This memo is a routing guide for support questions, not a protocol specification. A later contact list replaced it.