# $Id: Systems,v 1.2 1990/08/23 22:30:01 roger C_3 $
#
#
# Entries have this format:
#
#	Machine-Name Time Type Class Phone Login
#
# Machine-Name		node name of the remote machine
# Time			day-of-week and time-of-day when you may call
#			(e.g., MoTuTh0800-1700). Use "Any" for any day.
#			Use "Never" for machines that poll you, but that
#			you never call directly.
# Type			device type
#			including: ACU, TCP, UCBTCP, INET
# Class			transfer speed
# Phone			phone number (for autodialers) or token (for
#			data switches)
# Login			login sequence is composed of fields and subfields
#			in the format "[expect send] ...".  The expect field
#			may have subfields in the format "expect[-send-expect]".
#
# Some sample Systems entries:
#
# A system reached via phone. There must be at least one "ACU" entry in
#  the Devices file.
#	cuuxb Any ACU 1200 chicago8101242 in:--in: nuucp word: panzer
#
# A system reached via a direct line. Requires a "systemx" line in the
#  Devices file.
# systemx Any systemx 1200 unused  "" in:-\r\d-in: nuucp word: nuucp
#
# A system reached via ethernet. This style line uses the TCP port
#  specified in the "TCP" line in the Devices file.
# tcp-sys Any TCP unused unused login nuucp sswd pcuun
#
# A system reached via ethernet. This style line has the port number in
#  the speed field, and the hostname as found in /etc/hosts in the number
#  field. It requires a  "UCBTCP" entry in the Devices file.
# ucb-sys Any UCBTCP uucp ucb-sys.arpa login nuucp sswd pcuun
#
# A system running the old CT uucp ethernet daemon. Requires no Devices
#  entry.  A system running this daemon allows any host in the Systems
#  file to connect via ethernet, so no password is needed.
# ct-sys Any INET Any nuucp
#
