drmiller@images.cs.und.ac.za (05/24/91)
Could anyone send me any information on public domain source code for the implementation of any ISO (especially OSI model) standard dealing with transport layer protocols. I want to use the connection-oriented mode of communication with an underlying connectionless-oriented mode network layer. Thanks for your assistance.
Allan.Cargille@pilot.cs.wisc.edu (Allan Cargille) (05/29/91)
} From: RFC-822=iso-relay(a)nic.ddn.mil/prmd=Internet/c=us } Authorizing-users: RFC-822=zephyr.ens.tek.com(b)tektronix(b)percy(b)m2xenix(b)quagga(b)undeed(b)undcsd(b)drmiller(a)uunet.uu.net/prmd=Internet/c=us } To: RFC-822=iso(a)nic.ddn.mil/prmd=Internet/c=us } Subject: Requesting information on ISO transport protocols } } Body part 1 (IA5 Text): } RFC-822-HEADERS: } Organization: Univ. Natal, Durban, S. Africa } } Body part 2 (IA5 Text): } } Could anyone send me any information on public domain source code for } the implementation of any ISO (especially OSI model) standard dealing } with transport layer protocols. I want to use the connection-oriented } mode of communication with an underlying connectionless-oriented mode } network layer. } } Thanks for your assistance. Hi. A full ISO stack implementation was done a few years ago at the University of Wisconsin, sponsored by IBM. This implementation included CLNP. IBM released the lower-layer code for inclusion in BSD. I think that the Berkeley BSD people modified the code further. CLNP is supposed to be included in BSD 4.4. Until 4.4 is out, you can contact berkeley and ask for the BSD 4.3 zeno release, which contained the Argo transport. Sorry, I don't know the contact person or email address, though it should not be hard to find. (anyone, anyone? ) Hope this helps, allan -- Allan Cargille Computer Sciences Department Associate Researcher University of Wisconsin-Madison Fax +1 (608) 262-9777 1210 West Dayton Street Voice +1 (608) 262-5084 Madison, WI 53706 USA cargille@cs.wisc.edu BITNET: cargille%cs.wisc.edu@INTERBIT X.400 C=us; ADMD= ; PRMD=xnren; O=uw-madison; OU=cs; S=cargille