
                   ____             ___        _   _      _   
                  / ___| _   _ ___ / _ \ _ __ | \ | | ___| |_ 
                  \___ \| | | / __| | | | '_ \|  \| |/ _ \ __|
                   ___) | |_| \__ \ |_| | |_) | |\  |  __/ |_ 
                  |____/ \__, |___/\___/| .__/|_| \_|\___|\__|
                         |___/          |_|
 		   
== Membership Application ===================================================

Joining is easy, to obtain a node number just complete the application form
below then either email it to pweck@sysopnet.com or send it as Fidonet netmail
to Dean Lodge (23:1/1) at bbs.pwecksretreat.com

Note: If you are using the test 23:1/999 AKA you can only link to a handful
of the total available echomail areas, SYS_GEN, SYS_BBS, and SYS_TEST.
We encourage you to apply for your own node number to obtain full access to 
all available SysOpNet echomail areas :)

For anything that's not applicable below, please state "NA".
Thanks for your interest.

An infopack is always available from sysopnet/sys/sysopnet.zip or 
at Pweck's Retreat BBS (bbs.pwecksretreat.com:2332).

Note: You will receive a Node number in a netmail or e-mail with your
node number once setup. If you need assistance in setting up, we can
assist you (to an extent). You can also visit a LinuxNet enabled BBS
and message for assistance.

-----------Delete the above and send the application below-------------------

Please check history.txt in this infopack before you send in an 
application. You can also find this file on SysOpNet.com :)


                   SysOpNet Network - Application

Please complete as best as you can. If unsure or not applicable just state
this in your reply :)  If you don't run a BBS, just state a system name
you will be known by. 

Return this app via one of the following ways (I recommend email):

  -> Email  : pwecksretreatbbs@gmail.com (please use the subject line of
              "SysOpNet Node Application") -- your application will be sent
              to me and I will get back to you within 48 hours.

  -> Netmail: Send it via crash netmail to 23:1/1@SysOpNet.  If you are
              sending via routed netmail, please put the application in
              the body of the message as file attachments are stripped
              using routed netmail.

  -> Website: Complete your app at https://sysopnet.com/node-request

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* NOTE: We reserve the right to refuse an application with or without reason. *
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By completing this application you:

-> Agree to abide by the SysOpNet goals, values and housekeeping items detailed 
in this document. 

-> Consent to the ZC and HUB administrators holding/using the information 
supplied by you for the purposes of joining and administering the SysOpNet 
network. 

-> Consent to your your name, city and country details appearing in the
SysOpNet nodelist and systems.txt file . These files list all participating
BBS and sysops that are active in SysOpNet.

-> Agree to notify your SysOpNet HUB admin when you decide to leave the network.
This ensures HUBs don't hold files/messages for your system long after you
have left SysOpNet. 

Thank you for your interest!
        
 Real Name.....................:
 Alias/AKA (if any)............:
 City / Country................:
 BBS / System Name.............:
 BBS Software..................:
 Operating System..............:
 Telnet Address................:
 SSH Address...................:
 Binkp Server Address..........:
 Binkp Port (usually 24554)....:
 CRASH or HOLD traffic (select):
 Website URL...................:
 Email Address.................:
 Areafix/Filefix/BinkP Password:
 
Notes:

* Password must be a maximum of 8 UPPERCASE characters using A-Z and 0-9.

* If you use non standard Telnet, SSH or BinkP ports please state them above.

* CRASH traffic means files/message packets will be pushed to your BinkP 
  server by your HUB when they arrive at the HUB. HOLD traffic means the HUB
  will hold on to your files/packets until your BBS polls the HUB to collect
  them when you are ready.

* Regardless of HUB traffic option chosen please ensure your BBS polls its 
  SysOpNet HUB hourly (at a minimum once daily). This ensures if the HUB can't
  reach your BBS you can reach it to collect your files/ message packets etc.

Do you have a static IPv4 and/or IPv6 address? 

If yes, please state the details below. This will help ensure your node is
whitelisted and not auto-blocked by a SysOpNet HUB due to any frequent polling
by your BBS. (e.g. 3-4 times in 1 minute).

 My Static IPv4 Address is:

 My Static IPv6 Address is:
 
= END OF APPLICATION ========================================================

		