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ORCIDRequest for Comments (RFC) 200-299
1971
200Jeanne B. North:
RFC list by number. 1-7- 202Stephen M. Wolfe, Jon Postel:
Possible Deadlock in ICP. 1-2 - 203Richard B. Kalin:
Achieving reliable communication. 1-4 - 204Jon Postel:
Sockets in use. 1 - 205Robert T. Braden:
NETCRT - a character display protocol. 1-13 - 206James E. White:
A User TELNET Description of an Initial Implementation. 1-14 - 207Albert Vezza:
September Network Working Group meeting. 1-2 - 208Alex M. McKenzie:
Address tables. 1-3 - 209Bernie Cosell:
Host/IMP interface documentation. 1 - 210W. Conrad:
Improvement of Flow Control. 1-2 - 211Jeanne B. North:
ARPA Network Mailing Lists. 1-13 - 212N. W. G. Steering Committee:
NWG meeting on network usage. 1-2 - 213Bernie Cosell:
IMP System change notification. 1 - 214Eric Harslem:
Network checkpoint. 1-2 - 215Alex M. McKenzie:
NCP, ICP, and Telnet: The Terminal IMP implementation. 1-7 - 216James E. White:
Telnet Access to UCSB's On-Line System. 1-16 - 217James E. White:
Specifications changes for OLS, RJE/RJOR, and SMFS. 1-2 - 218Bernie Cosell:
Changing the IMP status reporting facility. 1 - 219R. Winter:
User's View of the Datacomputer. 1-7 - 221Richard W. Watson:
Mail Box Protocol: Version 2. 1-5 - 222Robert M. Metcalfe:
Subject: System programmer's workshop. 1-2 - 223John T. Melvin, Richard W. Watson:
Network Information Center schedule for network users. 1-4 - 224Alex M. McKenzie:
Comments on Mailbox Protocol. 1-2 - 225Eric Harslem, Ron Stoughton:
Rand/UCSB network graphics experiment. 1-5 - 226Peggy M. Karp:
Standardization of host mnemonics. 1 - 227John F. Heafner, Eric Harslem:
Data transfer rates (Rand/UCLA). 1-2 - 228David C. Walden:
Clarification. 1 - 229Jon Postel:
Standard host names. 1-3 - 230Thomas N. Pyke Jr.:
Toward reliable operation of minicomputer-based terminals on a TIP. 1-3 - 231John F. Heafner, Eric Harslem:
Service center standards for remote usage: A user's view. 1-4 - 232Albert Vezza:
Postponement of network graphics meeting. 1 - 233Abhay K. Bhushan, Robert Metcalfe:
Standardization of host call letters. 1-2 - 234Albert Vezza:
Network Working Group meeting schedule. 1 - 235Ellen Westheimer:
Site status. 1-5 - 236Jon Postel:
Standard host names. 1-2 - 237Richard W. Watson:
NIC view of standard host names. 1 - 238Robert T. Braden:
Comments on DTP and FTP proposals. 1-2 - 239Robert T. Braden:
Host mnemonics proposed in RFC 226 (NIC 7625). 1 - 240Alex M. McKenzie:
Site Status. 1-4 - 241Alex M. McKenzie:
Connecting computers to MLC ports. 1-2 - 242L. Haibt, Alvin P. Mullery:
Data Descriptive Language for Shared Data. 1-10 - 243Alvin P. Mullery:
Network and data sharing bibliography. 1-7 - 245C. Falls:
Reservations for Network Group meeting. 1 - 246Albert Vezza:
Network Graphics meeting. 1 - 247Peggy M. Karp:
Proffered set of standard host names. 1-4 - 249Ronald F. Borelli:
Coordination of equipment and supplies purchase. 1-2 - 250H. Brodie:
Some thoughts on file transfer. 1 - 251Dale H. Stern:
Weather data. 1-2 - 252Ellen Westheimer:
Network host status. 1-3 - 253James Anderson Moorer:
Second Network Graphics meeting details. 1 - 254Abhay K. Bhushan:
Scenarios for using ARPANET computers. - 255Ellen Westheimer:
Status of network hosts. 1-2 - 256Bernie Cosell:
IMPSYS change notification. 1 - 263Alex M. McKenzie:
"Very Distant" Host interface. 1-2
1972
- 264Abhay K. Bhushan, Bob Braden, William R. Crowther, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Alex M. McKenzie, Bob Sundberg, Dick Watson, James E. White:
The Data Transfer Protocol. 1-9
1971
- 265Abhay K. Bhushan, Bob Braden, William R. Crowther, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Alex M. McKenzie, John T. Melvin, Bob Sundberg, Dick Watson, James E. White:
The File Transfer Protocol. 1-12 - 266Ellen Westheimer:
Network host status. 1-2 - 267Ellen Westheimer:
Network Host Status. 1-4 - 268Jon Postel:
Graphics facilities information. 1 - 269H. Brodie:
Some Experience with File Transfer. 1-3
1972
- 270Alex M. McKenzie:
Correction to BBN Report No. 1822 (NIC NO 7958). 1 - 271Bernie Cosell:
IMP System change notifications. 1-2
1971
- 273Richard W. Watson:
More on standard host names. 1-3 - 274Ernest H. Forman:
Establishing a local guide for network usage. 1-5 - 276Richard W. Watson:
NIC course. 1 - 278Abhay K. Bhushan, Robert T. Braden, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Alex M. McKenzie, John T. Melvin, Robert L. Sundberg, Richard W. Watson, James E. White:
Revision of the Mail Box Protocol. 1-4 - 280Richard W. Watson:
A Draft of Host Names. 1-3 - 281Alex M. McKenzie:
Suggested addition to File Transfer Protocol. 1-8 - 282Michael A. Padlipsky:
Graphics meeting report. 1-8 - 283Robert T. Braden:
NETRJT: Remote Job Service Protocol for TIPS. 1-9 - 285Donald Huff:
Network graphics. 1-8 - 286Ernest H. Forman:
Network Library Information System. 1 - 287Ellen Westheimer:
Status of Network Hosts. 1-5
1972
- 288Ellen Westheimer:
Network host status. 1-4
1971
- 289Richard W. Watson:
What we hope is an official list of host names. 1-3
1972
- 290Alvin P. Mullery:
Computer networks and data sharing: A bibliography. 1-15 - 291Doug B. McKay:
Data Management Meeting Announcement. 1-2 - 292James C. Michener, Ira W. Cotton, Karl C. Kelley, David E. Liddle, E. Meyer:
Graphics Protocol: Level 0 only. 1-10 - 293Ellen Westheimer:
Network Host Status. 1-4 - 294Abhay K. Bhushan:
The Use of "Set Data Type" Transaction in File Transfer Protocol. 1-2 - 295Jon Postel:
Report of the Protocol Workshop, 12 October 1971. 1-4 - 296David E. Liddle:
DS-1 Display System. 1-17 - 297David C. Walden:
TIP Message Buffers. 1-2 - 298Ellen Westheimer:
Network host status. 1-4 - 299Dorothy Hopkin:
Information Management System. 1
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