MKL@SRI-NIC.ARPA (Mark Lottor) (06/03/88)
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From: Fitch@DOCKMASTER.ARPA
Subject: UDP Example Sources
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I am looking for a suite of examples using UDP, ranging from something
simple (say an echo server) to something more complex (say TFTP). Can
someone point me to public domain, anonymous FTP-able, sources? In
particular, I am looking for examples using the Berkeley socket
interface to UDP.
--Jack Fitch (Fitch@dockmaster.arpa) include <std_disclaims.h>
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From: kline@uxc.cso.uiuc.edu (Charley Kline)
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Subject: Re: non-*NIX implementations
We run TCP implementations on Unix systems as well as VMS, Macintosh,
MSDOS, Cray CTSS, and VM/SP. What did you want to know?
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Date: 1 Jun 88 06:54:36 GMT
From: mcvax!enea!erix!per@uunet.uu.net (Per Hedeland)
Organization: Ericsson Telecom, Stockholm, Sweden
Subject: Re: Subnetting
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While it may be a bit late, I thought I should post a short summary of the
information I got in response to my query a few weeks back - it did generate
some discussion, after all. If you recall, the issue was how to use subnetting
on a network structure with a big backbone net and many small ones hanging
off of it. I think the below is the essence of what I found out; I also have
a pile of mail for those particularly interested.
- Unequal-sized subnets, whether or not a Good Thing, is not currently
implemented in any generally accepted way (and thus of little interest to
us).
- Partitioned subnets (i.e. subnets of a given net interconnected only by some
other net) are out.
- One can have several logical subnets on the same wire (i.e. the backbone in
our case), thus effectively increasing the address space, at the expense of
some manual "routing" (i.e. gateways have to be explicitly told that the
different subnets can be accessed via the same interface - hosts on such
a wire can be "fooled" into believing that it's all one (bigger) subnet).
We will probably go for the latter method, with a long-term goal of splitting
our backbone by using dedicated routers.
Thanks to all who offered help and advice!
---Per Hedeland
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Date: 1 Jun 88 19:00:48 GMT
From: amdahl!pyramid!leadsv!excelan!chuck@ames.arc.nasa.gov (Chuck Kollars)
Organization: Excelan Inc., San Jose, CA
Subject: Re: Third TCP-IP Book?
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In article <925@actnyc.UUCP> gcf@actnyc.UUCP (Gordon Fitch) writes:
>I'd like to get the full titles, etc., of the [TCP/IP] books ...
An Introduction to TCP/IP
by John Davidson
Springer-Verlag, 1988 - ISBN# 0-387-96651-X (also 3-540-96651-X)
paperback, over 100 pages - suggested retail price $24.95
Handbook of Computer Communications Standards
Volume 3, Department of Defense (DOD) Protocol Standards
by William Stallings
Macmillan, 1988 - ISBN# 0-02-948072-8
hardbound, over 200 pages - suggested retail price $34.95
Internetworking With TCP/IP
Principles, Protocols, and Architecture
by Douglas Comer
Prentice Hall, 1988 - ISBN# 0-13-470154-2
hardbound, almost 400 pages - suggested retail price $36.00
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Chuck Kollars, Excelan, Inc. mtxinu!excelan!chuck@ucbvax.Berkeley.COM
(chuck@excelan.UUCP) ...!{mtxinu,leadsv,cae780}!excelan!chuck
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From: <art@acc.arpa>
Subject: RE: ISO Documents
To: "heilner_k" <heilner_k@vaxc.stevens-tech.edu>
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>Does anyone have the address for purchasing documents like ISO 8348. I am
>particularly interested in finding documents that explain the structure of
>the network address as defined by ISO.
Two places that we use are:
OMNICOM, Inc.
115 Park Street S.E.
Vienna, VA 22180
(703) 281-1135
AlphaGraphics
10215 N. 35th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85051
(602) 863-0999
Both try to obtain up-to-date copies of the standards documents and offer
document duplication services. I believe both will take phone orders on
major credit cards. OMNICOM also provides seminars on ISO protocols, etc.
Art Berggreen
art@acc.arpa
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Date: 2 Jun 88 17:06:52 GMT
From: amdcad!indra@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU (Indra K. Singhal)
Organization: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc., Sunnyvale, Ca.
Subject: Convert /etc/hosts to RR format pgm anyone?
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Has anyone put together a program/shell script that converts
/etc/hosts to the standard RR format as specified in the RFCs listed?
Thought I'd ask before I get a coleague to spend time reinventing
it. Thanks !!
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