RFC449 - Current flow-control scheme for IMPSYS

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Network Working Group Dave Walden RFC# 449 BBN-NET NIC # 14133 Jan. 6, 1973 Updates RFC442 The Current Flow-control Scheme for IMPSYS. While Vint's notes on IMPSYS flow-control from the March 16, 1972, meeting ( RFC442 ) seem reasonably ac

   
  Network Working Group Dave Walden
RFC# 449 BBN-NET
NIC # 14133 Jan. 6, 1973
Updates RFC442

The Current Flow-control Scheme for IMPSYS.

While Vint's notes on IMPSYS flow-control from the March 16, 1972,

meeting (RFC442) seem reasonably aclearcase/" target="_blank" >ccurate and while he does cite our
Quarterly Technical Report #13, he might have done better to cite BBN's
two formal publications relevant to the IMPSYS flow-control scheme:

1. McQuillan et al, Improvements in the Design and Performance of
the ARPA Network, Proceedings AFIPS 1972 FJCC, pp. 741-754.

2. BBN Report 1822, Specifications for the Interconnection of a
Host and an IMP, December 1972 Revision, section 3, pp. 17-35.

Reference 2 is particularly important reading for NCP programmers -
things have recently changed somewhat.

The inter-IMP acknowledgement mechanism, described in the last
section of Vint's RFC442, is also described in reference 1 and an
almost identical mechanism is described in Appendix F of reference 2.
The acknowledgement is of only intellectual interest to most Hosts as it
is transparent to network users. However, the description in reference
2 is of vital interest to so-called Very Distant Hosts.

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