more progress......
Paul Tsuchiya <tsuchiya@thumper.bellcore.com> Mon, 25 January 1993 22:01 UTC
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Subject: more progress......
Ramesh has now got unmodified TCP/UDP running on Pip. Also, I'm very close to having the "Pip near-term architecture" spec, which gives the low-down on Pip addressing and everything else in one easy-to-read paper....... I think it won't be long before we can start doing cross-internet Pip experiments. I'd like to hear from anyone interested in participating in these. Also, the Pip specs are just about solid enough that other people can start implementing off of them, so if anyone is interested in doing a Pip implementation (router, host, DNS/BIND, or Pip Header Server), please let me know...... PX
- more progress...... Paul Tsuchiya