Titlebook: Computer Communications; Robert Cole Book 1982 Robert Cole 1982 UNIX.architecture.communication system.computer communications.computer ne

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Michel Goedert,Maria Grazia Spillantinionsiderable debate in standards committees throughout the Western world. Various networks already implemented have defined their own protocols and therefore their own layers. New networks are trying to match the currently agreed layer architecture so that intercommunication will be possible through standard mechanisms.

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Introduction,t of computer communications involves the problems and solutions of transporting data over distances longer than the internal computer data highway. For practical purposes we will treat a communications device as a piece of equipment that is used to transfer computer data to other equipment outside the computer room.

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Computer Network Technology,xisted when networking was proposed. A second reason is that the protocols used in computer networks are very complex so that only a large computer system would have sufficient spare computing power to implement them. However terminals can be directly attached to a network, as will be shown in chapter 9.

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The X25 Network Access Protocol,onsiderable debate in standards committees throughout the Western world. Various networks already implemented have defined their own protocols and therefore their own layers. New networks are trying to match the currently agreed layer architecture so that intercommunication will be possible through standard mechanisms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-32-9358-8 There are two types of device used mainly on message-based networks, these are ‘page mode’ VDUs and remote job entry stations. At the end of the chapter there is a brief discussion of distributed computing, which is a natural extension of this type of network.