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Mailing listMailing list Instant Messaging (Instant Messaging (IMIM)) Bulletin BoardsBulletin Boards Internet Relay Chat (Internet Relay Chat (IRCIRC)) Web-based ChatWeb-based Chat Multi-User Dungeon (Multi-User Dungeon (MUDMUD)) Internet TelephonyInternet Telephony How do they work?How do they work?
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What is mailing list?What is mailing list?
Uses a mail address for disseminating Uses a mail address for disseminating newslettersnewsletters. . More importantly, for disseminating More importantly, for disseminating discussionsdiscussions. . A centrally maintained mailing list is desirable. A centrally maintained mailing list is desirable. This is typically implemented by a This is typically implemented by a mail reflectormail reflector. . Those people on the mailing list are called the Those people on the mailing list are called the
subscriberssubscribers.. We can easily create FREE mailing lists for :We can easily create FREE mailing lists for :
– Sharing files.Sharing files.– Keeping in touch with family or friends.Keeping in touch with family or friends.– Discussion groupsDiscussion groups
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Mailing list illustrationMailing list illustration
Reference: www.learnthenet.comReference: www.learnthenet.com
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Mail ReflectorMail Reflector
An An e-mail reflectore-mail reflector is a program that is a program that performs the forwarding broadcaster performs the forwarding broadcaster of e-mail on the name of a discussion of e-mail on the name of a discussion list.list.
How it works?How it works?– One member of the discussion list sent an One member of the discussion list sent an
email to the list.email to the list.– The email reflector receives the message The email reflector receives the message
and automatically forwards a copy of the and automatically forwards a copy of the email to each person on the discussion list.email to each person on the discussion list.
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Subscription method Subscription method (I)(I) Historically, the Internet uses special Historically, the Internet uses special
addresses for administrating subscription addresses for administrating subscription requests. requests.
Such an address has the same name as the Such an address has the same name as the mailing reflector, but with the suffix mailing reflector, but with the suffix -request-request added. added.
For example, For example, [email protected] [email protected] The list maintainer must read the requests The list maintainer must read the requests
and edit the mailing list manually. and edit the mailing list manually.
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Subscription method Subscription method (II)(II) Originally from BITNET. Originally from BITNET. Maintain mailing list without human intervention. Maintain mailing list without human intervention. To subscribe, send a specially formatted message to a special To subscribe, send a specially formatted message to a special
address. For example:address. For example:
QUESTION - How can listserv know your address? QUESTION - How can listserv know your address? To unsubscribe:To unsubscribe:
– With listserv, unsubscribe is done by sending a mail with the With listserv, unsubscribe is done by sending a mail with the following content: following content:
– signoff marsmansignoff marsman
To:To: [email protected]@cse.cuhk.edu.hk
Subject:Subject: (no subject)(no subject)
Mail-body:Mail-body: subscribe marsman Ray Cheungsubscribe marsman Ray Cheung
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Subscription method Subscription method (III)(III)
Fill in your Fill in your e-mail e-mail address via address via the the WebPages.WebPages.Subscribe
Unsubscribe
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How does it work?How does it work?Subscribe a listSubscribe a list
Create a list
List owner
List member
Subscribe to list
List member
Subscribe to list
List member
Subscribe to list
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How does it work?How does it work?Post email to a listPost email to a list
List owner
List member
List member
List member
Post email
Receive email
Receive email
Receive email
Receive email
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How does it work?How does it work?Unsubscribe a listUnsubscribe a list
List owner
List member
List member
List member
Post email
Receive email
Receive email
Receive email
unsubscribe
Acknowledgement
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Mailing list - SummaryMailing list - Summary
List List typetype
Subscription Subscription AddressAddress
Subscription Subscription MessageMessage
Termination Termination MessageMessage
Posting Posting AddressAddress
ListservListserv listserv@hostnamelistserv@hostname subscribe subscribe listlist your your namename
signoff signoff listlist list@hostnamelist@hostname
MajordomoMajordomo majordomo@hostnamemajordomo@hostname subscribe subscribe listlist your your namename
unsubscribe unsubscribe listlist list@hostnamelist@hostname
InternetInternet list-request@hostnamelist-request@hostname AnythingAnything AnythingAnything list@hostnamelist@hostname
AlmanacAlmanac almanac@hostnamealmanac@hostname subscribe subscribe listlist unsubscribe unsubscribe listlist list@hostnamelist@hostname
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Mailing list – Mailing list – Listserv / MajordomoListserv / Majordomo
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Subscription MessageSubscription Message
How to unsubscribe?
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Search mailing list – Search mailing list – Catalist, LisztCatalist, Liszt
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CUHK Mailing listCUHK Mailing list
Subscribe /Unsubscribe
Reference
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How to apply?How to apply?http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/itsc/network/app/maillist/index.html
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Mailing list NetiquetteMailing list Netiquette
Keep in short.Keep in short. Your topic is relevant to the list.Your topic is relevant to the list. Never send personal messages to the whole Never send personal messages to the whole
list, but to individuals.list, but to individuals. Clearly separate facts and opinions.Clearly separate facts and opinions. Avoid insulting anyone.Avoid insulting anyone. Include your full name & email address in the Include your full name & email address in the
signature.signature. Don’t include email attachments.Don’t include email attachments. Don’t use auto-reply.Don’t use auto-reply.
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Mailing list digestsMailing list digests
A very busy mailing list will provide a A very busy mailing list will provide a digest available for members to request digest available for members to request instead of the regular list.instead of the regular list.
A digest is the compilation of all the A digest is the compilation of all the messages that are received to that messages that are received to that particular group a day or a week.particular group a day or a week.
If you do not want to bother with a If you do not want to bother with a bunch of email messages on a real-time bunch of email messages on a real-time basis, otherwise, please select basis, otherwise, please select individual ones.individual ones.
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Comparison betweenComparison betweenMailing list & Mailing list & NewsgroupNewsgroup
Mailing ListMailing List NewsgroupNewsgroup
CoverageCoverage Limited to those on a Limited to those on a mailing listmailing list
Unlimited coverageUnlimited coverage
OrganizatioOrganizationn
Intermingle into the mail Intermingle into the mail boxbox
Well organized into different Well organized into different newgroups, e.g. newgroups, e.g. rec.music.folks, cuhk.forum, rec.music.folks, cuhk.forum, cuhk.cse.csc1720cuhk.cse.csc1720
VolumeVolume Varies, but all stored in Varies, but all stored in user’s storage spaceuser’s storage space
Huge, but do not require Huge, but do not require storage of individual userstorage of individual user
CommitmeCommitmentnt
Committed, until un-Committed, until un-subscriptionsubscription
Participating into a news Participating into a news group at user’s discretiongroup at user’s discretion
DistributioDistribution speedn speed
Virtually instantaneousVirtually instantaneous SlowSlow
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Instant Messaging (IM)Instant Messaging (IM)
Instant Messaging (IM) has gained Instant Messaging (IM) has gained popularity becausepopularity because– Rapid response of email is not fast enough.Rapid response of email is not fast enough.– No way to know the receiver is online or not.No way to know the receiver is online or not.– Many steps to send email back and forth Many steps to send email back and forth
with the same person.with the same person. We have to maintain a list of people that We have to maintain a list of people that
you want to contact withyou want to contact with– Buddy list / Contact listBuddy list / Contact list
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Instant MessagingInstant Messaging
A variety of special featuresA variety of special features– Instant MessageInstant Message – sending messages back – sending messages back
and forth with an online friendand forth with an online friend– ChatChat – creating your own chatroom with – creating your own chatroom with
your friend(s)your friend(s)– Web linksWeb links – sharing your favorite links with – sharing your favorite links with
your friendsyour friends– FilesFiles – sending file to your friend directly – sending file to your friend directly– TalkTalk – Using Internet to talk to your friend. – Using Internet to talk to your friend.– Real-time informationReal-time information – retrieving real- – retrieving real-
time stock or other quotes.time stock or other quotes.
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How does it work?How does it work?
Step 1: establish a connection with the IM server
Step 2: Send instant messages to your online friend(s) on the list.
IM server
IM clientIM client
IM client
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Instant Messaging - Instant Messaging - FiguresFigures
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Trillian – multi-chat Trillian – multi-chat clientclient Support for IRC, AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo Messenger.Support for IRC, AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo Messenger.
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Instant Messaging and Instant Messaging and Presence Protocol Presence Protocol (IMPP)(IMPP)
MaintaineMaintained by IETFd by IETF
So have So have you tried you tried IM?IM?
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Bulletin Boards (BBS)Bulletin Boards (BBS)
A bulletin board is a web site.A bulletin board is a web site. There is a computer hosting the There is a computer hosting the
bulletin board.bulletin board. You can use menus to navigate the You can use menus to navigate the
board’s contents.board’s contents. You can post /follow-up /view /modify You can post /follow-up /view /modify
articles (or insert pictures) on the articles (or insert pictures) on the board.board.
Threading control.Threading control.
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Bulletin Boards (BBS)Bulletin Boards (BBS)
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BBSBBS Reference
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Internet Relay Chat Internet Relay Chat (IRC)(IRC) IRC is the original chat medium on the IRC is the original chat medium on the
Internet. IRC is worldwide.Internet. IRC is worldwide. More than 100,000 people are chatting More than 100,000 people are chatting
online at any given hour.online at any given hour. IRC isIRC is
– Multi-userMulti-user– Multi-channel chat systemMulti-channel chat system
Each user has a nickname and they Each user has a nickname and they can talk to other users either in can talk to other users either in privateprivate or on a or on a chatroomchatroom..
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How to use IRC?How to use IRC?
Client & Server modelClient & Server model IRC clients are available for IRC clients are available for
different platforms, PC, different platforms, PC, Macintosh, or UNIX.Macintosh, or UNIX.
Macintosh IRC clientMacintosh IRC client– IrcleIrcle
Windows based IRC clientWindows based IRC client– mIRCmIRC– Easy to use, highly configurableEasy to use, highly configurable
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IRC ClientsIRC Clients
You can You can use use different different Operating Operating System to System to connect to connect to the IRC the IRC network.network.
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How does it work?How does it work?
IRC server IRC server
Clients
Clients
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How Do we connect?How Do we connect?
IRC network is a IRC network is a collection of collection of serversservers linked together. linked together.
To use IRC, we should connect to To use IRC, we should connect to one of the IRC server.one of the IRC server.
All servers on a network have the All servers on a network have the access to the same information.access to the same information.
Depends on your geographical Depends on your geographical location to choose your IRC server location to choose your IRC server in the IRC network.in the IRC network.
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IRC commandsIRC commands
If you are connected, you need to join If you are connected, you need to join a channel (chat room).a channel (chat room).
A Channel is a place that group A Channel is a place that group conversation occurs.conversation occurs.
All IRC commands are preceded by the All IRC commands are preceded by the forward slash “/”.forward slash “/”.– JOINJOIN – to join a channel – to join a channel– QUITQUIT – exit your IRC session – exit your IRC session– NICKNICK – change your nickname – change your nickname
IRC Etiquette – keep in mind.IRC Etiquette – keep in mind.
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IRC - FigureIRC - Figure
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Chat Online?Chat Online?
RequiredRequired– An Internet connectionAn Internet connection– The proper softwareThe proper software– Lots of patienceLots of patience– A common languageA common language– Basic literacy skillsBasic literacy skills– A good dispositionA good disposition– A high tolerance for meeting A high tolerance for meeting
different kind of people imaginable.different kind of people imaginable.
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MUD – Multi-User MUD – Multi-User DungeonDungeon MUDMUD is also called “Multi-User Domain” is also called “Multi-User Domain” It is a computer program which allows It is a computer program which allows
users to login and explore.users to login and explore. Each user takes control of a special Each user takes control of a special
character. (You can walk around, chat, character. (You can walk around, chat, … )… )
MUD is Real-time chat forum and has MUD is Real-time chat forum and has multiple locationsmultiple locations– e.g. e.g. combat, traps, puzzles, magiccombat, traps, puzzles, magic
Implicitly reserved for game-oriented.Implicitly reserved for game-oriented. Some other social MUD are called “MU*”Some other social MUD are called “MU*”
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Top MUD sitesTop MUD sites
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MUD figuresMUD figures
You can walk, chat, attack, defense, …You can walk, chat, attack, defense, …
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Web-Based ChatWeb-Based Chat
With the development of Java-based With the development of Java-based servers, browser plug-ins and HTML-servers, browser plug-ins and HTML-based chat.based chat.
Simply means – Chatting on the webSimply means – Chatting on the web Easy to use – chat everywhereEasy to use – chat everywhere You should first create an accountYou should first create an account Login and then join the chat Login and then join the chat
session.session.
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Web-based Chat - Web-based Chat - FiguresFigures
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Yahoo! Group?Yahoo! Group?
Share files, photos, mailing list, …Share files, photos, mailing list, …
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Internet Phone CallsInternet Phone Calls
Making telephone calls by using the Internet.Making telephone calls by using the Internet. Your voice is digitalized and broken down Your voice is digitalized and broken down
into IP packets for routing.into IP packets for routing. 2 ways for communication2 ways for communication
– Making calls via your PC (PC phone call)Making calls via your PC (PC phone call)– Internet Telephony (Voice over IP)Internet Telephony (Voice over IP)
Make a phone call same as you pick up the Make a phone call same as you pick up the telephone, except your call is routed over the telephone, except your call is routed over the Internet rather than the original telephone Internet rather than the original telephone system.system.
Cut the price for Long distance calls.Cut the price for Long distance calls.
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PC phone callsPC phone calls
Connect to the Internet.Connect to the Internet. Start the special phone software which allows Start the special phone software which allows
you to connect to a special directory.you to connect to a special directory. The directory stores a list of people who have The directory stores a list of people who have
the particular phone software, and their IP the particular phone software, and their IP addresses.addresses.
You can lookup someone’s name of the You can lookup someone’s name of the directory in order to retrieve his/her IP address.directory in order to retrieve his/her IP address.
The communication channel will be digitalized.The communication channel will be digitalized.– The software breaks up the voice into special packets The software breaks up the voice into special packets
which will be sent over the Internet by using TCP/IP which will be sent over the Internet by using TCP/IP protocol.protocol.
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Microsoft Microsoft NetMeetingNetMeeting Support video and Support video and
audio conferencing.audio conferencing. View the Internet View the Internet
Directory, and review Directory, and review a list of people a list of people currently running currently running NetMeeting. NetMeeting.
Use NetMeeting's Use NetMeeting's address book to place address book to place calls.calls.
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How does it work?How does it work?
John
Peter
Lookup Peter’s nameIn the directory and getPeter’s IP address
IP packets
1) Voice signal converted into binary data2) Compress the data3) Divided into small IP packets for transmission
Arrived out of orderMissing packetsConvert to voice signals
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Internet TelephonyInternet Telephony
Use normal telephone (but not a computer) to Use normal telephone (but not a computer) to make a phone call using IP telephony.make a phone call using IP telephony.– You might have to dial a special code first.You might have to dial a special code first.
The first part use the normal Public Switched The first part use the normal Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN).Telephone Network (PSTN).
The call is sent to a special IP voice gateway The call is sent to a special IP voice gateway which converts voice signal to digital data, which converts voice signal to digital data, compress it, digitize voice signal to IP packets.compress it, digitize voice signal to IP packets.
The IP packets are sent to another IP voice The IP packets are sent to another IP voice gateway which is closed to the phone call gateway which is closed to the phone call destination.destination.
The quality is slightly worst then normal phone The quality is slightly worst then normal phone call.call.
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PSTN connectionPSTN connection
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Internet Telephony -Internet Telephony -How does it work?How does it work?
JohnMaryInternet
IP packets IP packetsIP voicegateway
IP voicegateway
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Internet Phone - Internet Phone - FiguresFigures
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Voice over IP Voice over IP (VoIP)(VoIP) Voice over IPVoice over IP application application
combines the legacy voice combines the legacy voice networks and packet networks by networks and packet networks by allowing both voice and signaling allowing both voice and signaling information to be transported information to be transported over the packet network, the over the packet network, the Internet.Internet.
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VoIP DevicesVoIP Devices
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Unified NetworkUnified NetworkTelephone + InternetTelephone + Internet
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Why is VoIP so Why is VoIP so attractive?attractive? Quote from Nortel NetworksQuote from Nortel Networks Save money:Save money: You can use your existing WAN to You can use your existing WAN to
transport internal voice traffic. Where traditional voice transport internal voice traffic. Where traditional voice lines are expensive - international calls, for example - lines are expensive - international calls, for example - the cost savings can be immense. the cost savings can be immense.
Simplify:Simplify: Where voice and data run on the same Where voice and data run on the same network, you can expect significant operational network, you can expect significant operational improvements. It's far easier to change IP terminals, improvements. It's far easier to change IP terminals, for example. for example.
Add value:Add value: The most interesting benefits will come The most interesting benefits will come from innovative applications and e-business from innovative applications and e-business integration, increasing productivity, customer loyalty integration, increasing productivity, customer loyalty and competitiveness. and competitiveness.
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SummarySummary
Virtual CommunitiesVirtual Communities– Newsgroup, Mailing listNewsgroup, Mailing list– Instant Messaging (IM)Instant Messaging (IM)– Bulletin Boards (BBS)Bulletin Boards (BBS)– Internet Relay Chat (IRC)Internet Relay Chat (IRC)– Multi-User Dungeon (MUD)Multi-User Dungeon (MUD)– Web Based ChatWeb Based Chat
Internet Phone CallsInternet Phone Calls– PC-PC calls, Internet TelephonyPC-PC calls, Internet Telephony
Cisco - VoIPCisco - VoIP Thank you for your patience!Thank you for your patience!
Can you comparethem based on“Easy to use”,
“Convenience”,“etc…”?