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1961 July: the first
paper on Packet Switching Theory,
Leonard Kleinrock, "information flow
in Large Communication Nets", RLE quarterly
report. This is the theoretical work that
convinced Roberts that the package can be used for the
internet.
1962 August: the first
paper on Internet Concept by J.C.R. Licklider & Welden Clark, "on-line Man Computer Communication". October: ARPA computer
Program Begins, J.C.R. Licklider becomes the
first ARPA IPTO Director. Writing papers on Galactic Network internally. Lick the
leaves in 64. It's the concept of Licklider, which
prompted Roberts to build the Internet.
1964 – Book of
communication Nets by Leonard Kleinrock provides network
designand the theory of queues that are required to build the
network package. This workis a major factor in the design
of communication network for the ARPANET.
October 1965: the first Actual Network Experiment,
Lincoln Labs TX-2 related to SDC is P32,
Lawrence Roberts, MIT Lincoln Labs. This research is
the first time two computers talking to each other and the
package was first used to communicate between computers.
April 1969: Request For Comments (RFC) #
1, "Host software" release, written by
Steve Crocker, include Host-to-Host protocol, the
first output of the network working group
(NWG). Crocker was asked by ARPA to put
together the team, NWG, to design and specify
the Protocol host first. This is a huge
undertaking, requiring a fairly sharp into the
application that may come on the Internet.
September 1971:
Terminal First Interface Processor (TIP) on the
ARPANET allows the terminal to directly dial into the
network, greatly increases the growth of the network.
1972 March: First basic Email
Program, SNGMSG and READMAIL written by
Ray Tomlinson at BBN. Letter spooled out like
a teletype printout. June: Lawrence Robertspublished
a theory for ALOHA Slotted, increased two-fold in
efficiency for random packet transmission by
several operators. Now the
basic standard WiFi. July: Email Management
Program first, RD are written by
Larry Roberts in ARPA for incoming messages list and
forwarding support, archiving, and respond to them.
March 1975: Ethernet patents filed at Xerox PARC was
designed by Robert Metcalfe.Bob has expanded the concept
of ALOHA packet radio and applied to the cable.
1983 the ARPANET converted to
use TCP/IP. DCA MILNET Splits off from the
ARPANET node on ARPANET 68 left and 45 on the
military network MILNET,. November: the Domain Name
System (DNS) was designed by Jon Postel, Paul Mockapetris,
CraigPartridge and to support the addressing space, creating
an edu, gov, com, mil, org, net, & int.
1986 NSFNET backbone NSF Organizing to
connect five Supercomputer Center andthe interconnection
of all other Internet sites at 56 KB.
October 1977: the first TCP operation on the
ARPANET, Packet Radio Net, and SATNET (satellite network).
March 1978: TCP divide into TCP
and IP by Vinton Cerf, Jon Postel, and
Danny Cohen, where TCP is L4 end-to-end processes
and the routing network is IP L3 process.
July 2003: Caspian Networks introduced
the first flow router in which
all current TCP/IP managed to control the
rate and delay, finally getting the
actual Quality of service (QoS) using
the TCP/IP IPv4. The cost of reducing
the memory allowed the Stateof flow is
maintained for each stream without
losing scalability. It also allowed the
P2P traffic should be controlled so that it does not
use network resources.
2007 Anagran FR-1000 release, first
IP flow management
system for accurately controlling the rate of each TCP flow and
thus can mix video, voice and data in one
network while maintaining between 90% and 99% utilization.
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