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SEMINAR

11

NOVEMBER

BRUCE HOWARD ROBERT GREGORY

3COM 3000

CORPORATION SAND

PRESENTED

1980

S.

BORDEN

S.

CHARNEY

M.

METCALFE

L.

SHAW

HILL

COMMUNICATION

ROAD

BY

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3COM

PROTOCOLS

CORPORATION

FOR

UNIX

MENLO

(415) 854-3833

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3COM

CALIFORNIA

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INTERNET PROTOCOL COMMUNICATION

UNET COMMUNICATING TERMINAL, A REMOTE.

IS A TRADEMARK

UNET

TRANSFERS

CARRIES

CREATES

VARIETY

SOFTWARE

RUNNING

ELECTRONIC

PROTOCOL

(TCP).

FACILITIES-TO

AN

UNIX MAIL, OF

COMMUNICATION

SUCH

MEDIA

FILES,

OF

3COM

PROVIDES

BELL'S

CONNECTS

MAIL

eIP)

UNET

IP/TCP

AND

ALSO

PACKET

COMPUTERS

PROGRAM

INCLUDE

CORPORATION

COMMUNICATION

UNIX

OPERATING

REMOTE

USING TRANSMISSION OFFERS

UNIX

ALLOWING

SERVICES MEDIA

BELL

DOD's

GENERAL

PROGRAMMERS.

INTERNET

BOTH SYSTEM

AMONG

SYSTEM.

TERMINALS,

STANDARD CONTROL

INTERPROCESS

AMONG

ITS

FILE,

TO

TRAVERSE

LOCAL

AND

VOICE

CIRCUITS,

UNET AND MACHfNES. WITH

SPECIAL

UNET

UNIX

XENIX

ETHERNET

WILL

IS

BEING

XENIX

COOPERATION

AND

3COM

IS A TRADEMARK

DIGITAL

ENHANCE

OFFERED

IN

ON

SATELLITE

BELL'S

PARTICULAR,

THE

18086,

ARE

TRADEMARKS

UNIX

ON

UNIX

UNET

Z8000,

WITH

OF

MICROSOFT.

BELL

OF

MICROSOFT. OF

CHANNELS,

ON

PDP-lIs

WHEN

WILL

AND

OF

3COM

LABORATORIES.

XEROX

CORPORATION.

AND

PORTED

BE

AVAILABLE

M68000

CORPORATION.

ETHERNET.

AND

VAXs

TO

OTHER

IN

4

UNET

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

(7)

(1)

IP/TCP CCITT's X.25, PLANS

(2)

SEMINAR

BOB

METCALFE

HOWARD GREG BREAK BRUCE QUESTIONS

END

BOB

FOR

HOWARD

CHARNEY

SHAW

BORDEN

METCALFE

AND

UNET

BUILDING

CHARNEY

SCHEDULE

3:00 3:25 3:50 4:15 4:30 5:30 6:00

WILL

FIT

INTO

IBM's

SNA,

COMPUTER

WILL

WHERE

How UNET REFRESHMENTS. UNET

DISCUSSION.

END.

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PRESENT

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TO

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FEATURES

INTERNALS

3COM'S OSI

ETHERNET,

COMMUNICATION

HOW

FITS UNET

REFERENCE

3COM

IN.

LICENSES.

AND

FUNCTIONS.

AND

UNIX.

VIEW

OF

MODEL,

AND

COMPATIBILITY.

IS

OFFERING

WHERE

3COM

UNET TO

OBTAIN

AND

BINARIES

(3)

AND

WILL

MAIL,

(4)

HOW

UNET

FOR

WIDE

UNET

GREG

BRUCE

SHAW

EXPLA1N

AND

PROGRAMS.

IS

DISTRIBUTION

SOURCES,

FOR

RESALE.

WILL

BORDEN

IMPLEMENTED

PRESENT

HOW

UNET

WILL

AND

HOW

YOU

INSTALLATION,

UNET's

IS

USED

PRESENT

IN

HARMONY

FEATURES

WITH

UNET's

WITH

CAN

BUY

LICENSES

MAINTENANCE,

AND

FUNCTIONS

FILES,

INTERNALS

UNIX.

TERMINALS,

AND

5

3COM

PACKET

3COM

3COM'S

STANDS

CORPORATION

PEOPLE:

FOR

COMPUTER

SWITCHING

PAUL BRUCE HOWARD

RONALD

ROBERT

l~ENN~.

lJREGORY

DAVID

FOUR

PRODUCTS:

COMMUNICATION

FOUNDED

AND

BARAN,

S.

C.

M.

A.

IN

LOCAL

DIRECTOR

BORDEN,

CHARNEY, CRANE, METCALFE,

MORSE,

L.

SHAW,

SPILLER,

.

JUNE

COMPUTER

1979.

NETWORKS.

UNET

DIRECTOR

VP

PRODUCT

VP

OPERATIONS

PRESIDENT

VP

MARKETING

SOFTWARE

DIRECTOR

COMPATIBILITY

MANAGER

AND

COUNSEL

OF

ENGINEERING

AND

PL~~~~

ENGINEERiNG--

OF

FINANCE

AND

TREASURER

CONSULTING THE

3COM

UNET, DEC

IP/TCP

INTEL

AND

LOCAL

3COM

CONTRACT COMPUTER

FOR

UNIX

XEROX

PRODUCT NETWORK

ETHERNET

DEVELOPMENT VENDOR

LIST

6

IP/TCP

US

INTERNATION INTERCONNECTION

MULTIVENDOR

NOT

IS

AS

DOD

INTERNET

EXACTLY,

CLOSE

PROTOCOL

STANDARDS

REFERENCE

LAYERED

BUT

ApPLICATION

PRESENTATION

SESSION

AS

PACKET

AS

CLOSE

YOU

CAN

GET

TO

AND

TRANSMISSION

ORGANIZATION'S

OPEN

MODEL

INTERNETTING

AS

YOU

CAN

GET:

MAIL

FILE

UFTP

TRANSFER

TR~NSFER

AND

UVTP

ISO's

OSI

CONTROL

SYSTEMS

PROTOCOL

AND

REFERENCE

PROTOCOL

(UMTP)

VIRTUAL

MODEL

TERMINAL

TRANSPORT

NETWORK

LINK

PHYSICAL

~

TRANSMISSION

INTERNET

CONTROL

PROTOCOL

LINK

PHYSICAL

PROTOCOL

( I

P)

,

DATAGRAMS

ETHERNET

(TCP)

-

7

CCITT's

X.25

CONNECTING DATA PHYSICAL, PACKET VIRTUAL PTT

IP/TCP

THROUGH

INTERNET CIRCUITS ON

COMMUNICATING

WHICH

X.25

IS

AN

INTERNATIONAL

DATA

COMMUNICATION

LINK,

EXCHANGES

CIRCUITS

DCEs.

IS

A

US

WHICH

DATAGRAMS

CAN

IP/TCP

AND

BE

IP/TCP

TERMINAL

EQUIPMENT

AND

THAT

BETWEEN

DOD

STANDARD

COMMUNICATING

AND

MAINTAINED

COMPUTERS.

INTERNET

AND

STANDARD EQUIPMENT

NETWORK

CREATE,

SUBSCRIBER

THROUGH

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PACKETS

ETHERNET

INTERFACE

(DTE)

(DeE).

LEVEL

USE,

END-TO-END COMPUTERS

WHICH

THE

TRAVEL

X.25

INTERFACES

AND

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VIRTUAL

PROCESSES

DCE

THROUGH

MAY

FOR

TO

SPECIFIES

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CLOSE

THROUGH

PROTOCOL

BE EITHER ACTIVE

ETHERNET DEC, BOTH ETHERNET

FOR LOCALLY

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(AND

PUBLIC OR

INTEL, PHYSICAL

IP/TCP,

CONNECTED

TO

WHICH

HDLC

OR

PRIVATE,

PASSIVE.

IS A STANDARD

3COM,

CAN

AS

AND

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AND

LINK

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8

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ARCHITECTURE

SNA PROBLEM TO

ISO's

LIKE

IP/TCP

MIGHT

IP/TCP

WHILE

ETHERNET,

INFERENCES

NOTWITHSTANDING,

(OR

EVEN

(SNA).

HAS

BEEN

OF

THOSE

IS A NON-VENDOR-ALIGNED

BE

EMPHASIZES

MAXIMIZING

DEVELOPED

DATA

OSI

REFERENCE

PROVIDED

USED

INSTEAD

AND

SNA

ARE

FROM

WORSE)

COMMUNICATION

DISTRIBUTED

END-TO-END

XEROX

THAN

BY

MODEL.

BY

IP/TCP

OF

CERTAIN

NOT

INFORMATION

IBM's

IBM

TO

AND

SNA

AND

PROTOCOL

PEER

COORDINATION."

ALTERNATIVES.

OUTLET

ETHERNET

SYSTEM

TACKLE

CAN

SUBSUMES

ETHERNET.

OF

SNA's

COMMUNICATION

IS

NOT

NETWORK

THE

WHOLE

BE

LIKENED

FUNCTIONS

THAT

FUNCTIONS.

SNA

EMPHASIZES

MAXIMIZING

ETHERNET

LOCAL

INSTEAD ETHERNET SDLC DISTRIBUTED

PRESUME

DCEs,

NO

COMPUTER

AND

ETHERNET

CENTRAL

HOST-CENTERED CENTRALIZED

IS

OF

CERTAIN MIGHT X.2I.

THE

CONTROLLERS

A

PROPOSED

NETWORKING

OF

BE

USED

LIKE PEER EXISTANCE

IS

IP/TCP,

COMMUNICATION.

DISTRIBUTED

COMMUNICATION

CONTROL.

NON-VENDOR-ALIGNED

SYSTEM

SNA's

IN

AN

OF

CENTRAL

OR

SEPARATE

FUNCTIONS.

THAT

SNA

SYSTEM

ETHERNET

WHERE

CONTROLLERS

AND

PASSIVE

WHILE

MIGHT

FOR

INSTEAD

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DCEs.

STANDARD

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USED

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OF

AND

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AND

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3COM'S STANDARDS

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AND

VERSUS

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TO

INVEST

TO

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MARKETEERS

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FAR:

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IN

FORWARD-LOOKING

COMPATIBILITY.

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BASE.

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(IEEE?)

WAY

STANDARDS

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DOD

IP/TCP

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18086,

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FTP,

FIBEROPTICS

DATABASE

DOCUMENT

AND C (FOR

STUDIED:

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VTP,

MANAGER

FORMAT

MTP

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THE

M68000

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ISO) + ARPANET

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INTEL

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DEC

TRANSCEIVERS

INTEL

OTHER

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860

AND

CHIP(S).

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IS

XEROX

HAS

5700.

WHAT

UNET,

ONLY

ETHERNET

BEEN

AND

1%

ACHIEVED.

OTHER

CONTROLLERS.

AND

·HP,

TRANSCEIVERS,

OR

PRODUCTS?

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OF

WHEN?

?

CONTROLLERS,

THE

PROBLEM.

...

SOON.

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AND

UFTP,

UVTP,

AND

UMTP

ARE

AFTER

THE

OTHER

98%.

11

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23

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o

communication

o

uses

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written

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supports

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drop-in

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installation

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file

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directory

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automatic

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remote

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complete

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local

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functions:

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mail

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compatible

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functions:

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software

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30

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to a user

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in

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