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ORCIDComputer Communication Review, Volume 7
Volume 7, Number 1, January 1977
- Louis Pouzin:
A restructuring of X25 into HDLC. 9-28 - Carl A. Sunshine:
Source routing in computer networks. 29-33
Volume 7, Number 2, April 1977
- Allan J. Payne:
A formalised technique for expressing message generators. 3-11 - Augmented ASCII standard - comments solicited. 12
- John M. McQuillan:
Graph theory applied to optimal connectivity in computer networks. 13-41
Volume 7, Number 3, July 1977
- D. L. A. Barber:
The role and nature of a virtual terminal. 5-22 - Peter Schicker, H. Zimmermann:
Proposal for a scroll mode virtual terminal. 23-55 - A. Dünki, Peter Schicker:
Symmetry and attention handling: comments on a virtual terminal. 56-58 - D. L. A. Barber:
A virtual terminal protocol based on the use of zones. 59-76 - John Day, Gary R. Grossman:
An RJE protocol for a resource sharing network. 77-88 - The current status of data communications. 89-95
Volume 7, Number 4, October 1977
- K. C. Traynham, Robert F. Steen:
SDLC and BSC on satellite links: a performance comparison. 3-14 - Bernard P. Cosell, Alan Nemeth, Dave Walden:
X.25 link access procedure. 15-35 - Jack Gostl:
A problem with the X.25 link access procedure. 37-40 - Dag Belsnes, Ejvind Lynning:
Some problems with the X.25 packet level protocol. 41-51 - Gregor v. Bochmann:
Notes on the X.25 procedures for virtual call establishment and clearing. 53-59 - USA position on datagram service. 61-70
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