The report entitled "Networking with Unix: Connecting Open Systems" reviews network capabilities of Unix and of alternative designs, and presents communication protocols such as OSI, TCP/IP, XNS. The report is an outlook on the history of Unix, on its use in distributed, networked architectures (Unix-inspired networks and the appropriate communication protocols).
by Jerry Cashin
UNIX, Open Systems
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