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+Network Working Group                                            V. Cerf
+Request for Comments: 21                                            UCLA
+                                                        October 17, 1969
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+At UCLA on October 10, there was a network meeting attended by:
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+           SDC                             UCLA
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+        John Kreznar                    Vint Cerf
+        Dick Linde                      Steve Crocker
+        Marty Bleier                    Jon Postel
+        Bob Long                        Michel Elie
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+           UCSB
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+        Ron Stoughton
+        Nancy O'Hara
+        George Gregg
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+Topics discussed:
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+        1.  Revisions to BBN memo 1822
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+        2.  Revisions to NWG/RFC 11
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+        3.  Transmission of multiple control messages
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+1.  Changes to BBN Memo No. 1822 (underlined)
+    As informally communicated by Dave Wa
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+    p. 11 "The IMP program can handle up to 63 active transmit links
+    and 63 active receive links at a time.  If the Host attempts to
+    send a message on a new link when 63 active transmit links already
+    exist, a "Link Table Full" message will be sent from the IMP to
+    the Host, and the message will be discarded."
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+    p. 11 "1.  Any link that is not used for a period of 26 seconds
+       will have its entry automatically deleted by the IMP program."
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+[Cerf:  How about deleting only if the transmit link table is full?
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+ Crocker:  No, because there is no other way for links to be deleted
+           so they would always tend to accumulate.  Furthermore,
+           the table at one site may be full while another site may
+           not be.]
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+    p. 13  "5 Regular with discard."
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+    This allows IMP systems to generate traffic which never actually
+    reaches any Hosts since it will be discarded when it reaches the 
+    top of the IMP-HOST queue in the destination Host's IMP.  The
+    Network Measurement Center will make use of this feature.
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+    p. 13  Message type 6 is no longer assigned, and message type 10
+    is really in octal so is actually type 8.  Types 9-15 are unassigned.
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+    p. 17   Type 10 is really type 8.
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+2.  Revisions to NWG/RFC 11
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+    This memo has been obsoleted by developments at UCLA and
+    discussions with other nodes.  NWG/RFC 22 contains some of the
+    major changes.  An updated version of NWG/RFC 11 is forthcoming.
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+3.  George Gregg of UCSB will publish NWG/RFC 23 concerning the
+    transmission of multiple control messages over control links.
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