Difference between revisions of "Network Control Program (ARPANET)"
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Revision as of 07:02, 29 June 2022
Network Control Program is the name for the software on the hosts attached to the ARPANET which implemented the protocol suite of the early ARPANET, Network Control Protocol as it later came to be called. (See here for more about the evolution of these names.) The term did not later, usually, include the applications (such as 'User Telnet').
Implementations
| Operating System | Status | Site | Machine |
|---|---|---|---|
| ITS | Preserved | MIT | DEC PDP-10 |
| WAITS | Preserved | SAIL | DEC PDP-10 |
| TENEX | Preserved | BBN and many more | DEC PDP-10 |
| Unix V6 | Preserved | University of Illionis | DEC PDP-11 |
| ELF | Preserved | Many. | DEC PDP-11 |
| RATS | Preserved | LLL | DEC PDP-11 |
| Preserved | Hawaii | BCC 500 | |
| SEX | Lost | UCLA | SDS Sigma 7 |
| OS/360 | ? | UCLA | IBM System/360 |
| CP/CMS | ? | Lincoln Labs | IBM System/360 |
| TSS/360 | ? | NASA Ames | IBM System/360 |
| Multics | Maybe | MIT | GE 645, Honeywell 6180 |
| TOPS-10 | Maybe | Many | DEC PDP-10 |
| TOPS-20 | Maybe | Many | DEC PDP-10 |
| ? | London | DEC PDP-9 | |
| RSX-11M | DEC PDP-11 | ||
| ANTS | DEC PDP-11 | ||
| 4.1BSD | BBN | DEC VAX | |
| VMS | DEC VAX | ||
| APEX | ? | Lincoln Labs | TX-2 |
| SCOPE | ? | CDC 6600, 7600 | |
| POSIX | In progress | Emulation |
