> The gateways that I know about, are:
>
> PUCC    PUCC.BITNET    PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU    New Jersey, USA
> CUNYVM  CUNYVM.BITNET  CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU       New York, USA
>                        SUNET.SE              Stockholm, SWEDEN
>
> I'd like to know what the other ones are.
 
The following list is from BITNET GATES, the official summary of
gateways maintained on LISTSERV@BITNIC and the various NETSERV's.
Most of them are probably included in the file called INTERNET LISTING,
also available from LISTSERV@BITNIC, which gives the correspondence
between BITNET and Internet names.  Note that a great many other sites
are capable of acting as gateways and continually do so for locally
generated e-mail.  In any case, for those sites not listed in INTERNET
LISTING (the Europeans have been slow in that), it is simple enough to
learn the Internet name by handing a piece of e-mail to the gateway
and inspecting the "Received" tags of the final delivery.
                                            John
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                BITNET/Internet Regional Gateways
 
Below is a list of those sites that will handle regional traffic between
BITNET and the Internet:
 
Europe:
SMTP@AEARN
SMTP@ALIJKU12
SMTP@DEARN
VMI2SMTP@DJUKFA11
TCPSMTP@DMSWWU1A
TCPSMTP@DMSWWU1C
SMTPIB@HEARN
SMTP@ICINECA
SMTP@ICNUCEVM
SMTP@SEARN
SMTP@TAUNIVM
 
USA:
SMTP@ARIZVM1
SMTP@BROWNVM
SMT@CORNELLC
SMTP@CUNYVMV2
SMTP@ETSUADMN
MAILER@MITVMA
SMTP@NCSUVM
SMTP@NDSUVM1
VMMAIL@PUCC
SMTP@RICEVM1
SMTP@RPITSVM
SMTP@TCSVM
SMTP@TAIVM2
SMTP@UHUPVM1
SMTP@UICVM
SMTPD@UMRVMB
SMTP@URIACC
SMTP@USCVM
SMTP@VTBIT
SMTP@VTVM1
SMTP@YALEVM
 
Canada & Mexico:
SMTP@TECMTYSB
SMTP@TECMTYVM
SMTP@UTORONTO
MAILER@UTORUGW
SMTP@VMTECCHI
SMTP@VMTECQRO