COMPONENTS OF A CHANNEL-INDEPENDENT MEMO TRANSMISSION SYSTEM.

David H. Crocker; Edward S. Szurkowski; David J. Farber

COMPONENTS OF A CHANNEL-INDEPENDENT MEMO TRANSMISSION SYSTEM.

David H. Crocker, Edward S. Szurkowski, David J. Farber

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Abstract

The advent of packet-switched networks led to increased use of computers for sending messages between people. However, attachment to such networks is expensive and often restricted by organizational policies. In addition, availability of several networks creates the need for forwarding memos between them. The work described is designed to free users from dependence upon any particular communication environment and provide a memo distribution facility which can employ whatever channels are available. This will support variable-network structures, simulation of network attachment, and inter-network mail forwarding.

Original language	English
Pages	50-55
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 1979
Externally published	Yes
Event	Proc of Micro-Delcon, the Del Bay Microcomput Conf - Newark, DE, USA Duration: 1979 Mar 20 → 1979 Mar 20

Conference

Conference	Proc of Micro-Delcon, the Del Bay Microcomput Conf
City	Newark, DE, USA
Period	79/3/20 → 79/3/20

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General Engineering

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