RFC 33 (rfc33) - Page 1 of 19


New Host-Host Protocol



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Network Working Group                                         S. Crocker
Request for Comments: 33                                            UCLA
                                                                 S. Carr
                                                      University of Utah
                                                                 V. Cerf
                                                                    UCLA
                                                        12 February 1973


                         New HOST-HOST Protocol

   Attached is a copy of the paper to be presented at the SJCC on the
   HOST-HOST Protocol.  It indicates many changes from the old protocol
   in NWG/RFC 11; these changes resulted from the network meeting on
   December 8, 1969.  The attached document does not contain enough
   information to write a NCP, and I will send out another memo or so
   shortly.  Responses to this memo are solicited, either as NWG/RFC's
   or personal notes to me.


                     HOST-HOST Communication Protocol
                           in the ARPA Network*

   by C. Stephen Carr
   University of Utah
   Salt Lake City, Utah

   and

   by Stephen D. Crocker
   University of California
   Los Angeles, California

   and

   by Vinton G. Cerf
   University of California
   Los Angeles, California

   *This research was sponsored by the Advanced Research Projects
   Agency, Department of Defense, under contracts AF30(602)-4277 and
   DAHC15-69-C-0825.

INTRODUCTION

   The Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) Computer Network
   (hereafter referred to as the "ARPA network") is one of the most
   ambitious computer networks attempted to date.  [1]  The types of



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