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By: Steve Crocker
Software Development
The document outlines the foundational concepts and protocols for communication between host computers over the ARPANET. It introduces the idea of transmitting information in bundles called "messages," each consisting of a 16-bit header and a payload of up to 8080 bits. The header includes fields such as destination, link, trace, and spare bits, which are essential for routing and managing the messages across the network.RFC 1 defines the basic unit of data transmission—the message—detailing its structure and components.The document presents initial ideas and tentative agreements on how host computers should communicate, laying the groundwork for future networking protocols.It highlights the collaborative efforts of early network pioneers, including Steve Crocker, Jeff Rulifson, and Bill Duvall, who contributed to the development of the ARPANET's host software.
3 Pages
Price: $32.00