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03 March 2005, 09:35 AM
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Routing History
anyone got any good info?
from what i gather
1968: Bob Karn’s team at BBN builds first Interface Message Processor (IMP) later known as a “router”.
70's few extremes considered
Static routing
Quasi static routing
Dymanic routing
Hot potatoe passing..
1983: UC Berkeley and BBN integrate TCP/IP into UNIX 4.2 BSD. Berkeley develops network utilities and sockets API.
Mid 80s saw commerical popularity
2000 Layer 4 switching.
Can anyone confirm of add to this?
Si
from what i gather
1968: Bob Karn’s team at BBN builds first Interface Message Processor (IMP) later known as a “router”.
70's few extremes considered
Static routing
Quasi static routing
Dymanic routing
Hot potatoe passing..
1983: UC Berkeley and BBN integrate TCP/IP into UNIX 4.2 BSD. Berkeley develops network utilities and sockets API.
Mid 80s saw commerical popularity
2000 Layer 4 switching.
Can anyone confirm of add to this?
Si
03 March 2005, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by super_si
anyone got any good info?
from what i gather
1968: Bob Karn’s team at BBN builds first Interface Message Processor (IMP) later known as a “router”.
70's few extremes considered
Static routing
Quasi static routing
Dymanic routing
Hot potatoe passing..
1983: UC Berkeley and BBN integrate TCP/IP into UNIX 4.2 BSD. Berkeley develops network utilities and sockets API.
Mid 80s saw commerical popularity
2000 Layer 4 switching.
Can anyone confirm of add to this? Si
from what i gather
1968: Bob Karn’s team at BBN builds first Interface Message Processor (IMP) later known as a “router”.
70's few extremes considered
Static routing
Quasi static routing
Dymanic routing
Hot potatoe passing..
1983: UC Berkeley and BBN integrate TCP/IP into UNIX 4.2 BSD. Berkeley develops network utilities and sockets API.
Mid 80s saw commerical popularity
2000 Layer 4 switching.
Can anyone confirm of add to this? Si
03 March 2005, 10:24 AM
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thats key dates ive managed to put together. I basically need the history of layer 3 switching from start to present. Present being the intro of Layer 4
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03 March 2005, 11:56 AM
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1962 - Paul Baran of RAND develops the idea of distributed, packet-switching networks.
look into ARPANET and the history of the Internet. You're looking at late-50's, early 60's for "networks" developed at MIT.
As to confirming the history, that's a bit of an effort to be honest.
Remember, google's your friend
http://www.thocp.net/reference/internet/internet1.htm
http://www.isoc.org/internet/history/brief.shtml
http://www.zakon.org/robert/internet/timeline/
look into ARPANET and the history of the Internet. You're looking at late-50's, early 60's for "networks" developed at MIT.
As to confirming the history, that's a bit of an effort to be honest.
Remember, google's your friend
http://www.thocp.net/reference/internet/internet1.htm
http://www.isoc.org/internet/history/brief.shtml
http://www.zakon.org/robert/internet/timeline/
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