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diff --git a/doc/rfc/rfc254.txt b/doc/rfc/rfc254.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f6bad90 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/rfc/rfc254.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1123 @@ + + + + + + +Network Working Group A. K. Bhushan +Request for Comments: 254 MIT Project MAC +NIC: 7695 October 1971 + + + SCENARIOS FOR USING ARPANET COMPUTERS + + This scenario booklet is provided to facilitate the use of ARPANET + host computer systems via the ARPANET. The objective of these + scenarios is to aid a user in sampling host computers on the ARPANET, + thereby stimulating this interest in using ARPANET. + + The scenarios describe the login procedure, the use of some simple or + interesting facilities, and obtaining on-line help facilities such as + on-line documentation and interactive dialog with experienced users + via "link" or "message" type mechanisms. The use of TELNETS for + "piggy-back login" is included to help system programmers in + debugging and testing their protocol implementations. An exercise of + editing and running a very simple program is also included, where + appropriate. + + The scenarios assume the environment of the MIT-DMCG PDP-10 computer + system, but are readily adaptable to use from other systems. The + annotated script is provided to assist you in the use of a particular + host computer. Comments are enclosed in parenthesis, and user input + is underlined. In the scripts, a carriage return is indicated by + '<CR>', and a space by blank (i.e., no type). Escape to local user + TELNET is indicated by backslash, the default escape character in the + MIT_DMCG system. Additional blank lines have been introduced in many + instances to improve readability of the script. + + ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: The author wishes to acknowledge the help of Bob + Bressler, Rich Guida, Bob Metcalfe, Jim Michener, and Neal Ryan in + preparing this Scenarios booklet. + + NOTE: Your comments and suggestions will be greatly appreciated. + Please direct all comments to Abhay Bhushan, Room 208, 545 Technology + Square, Cambridge, Mass 02139. (Tel. 817-864-6900 x1428). + + + + + + + + + + + + + +Shushan [Page 1] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +Table of Contents + + Host Computer Address Page + + UCLA SIGMA.................1.............................2 + UCLA 360-91...............65.............................5 + SRI PDP-10(NIC)............2.............................5 + SRI PDP-10(A1)............66.............................7 + UCSB 360/75................3............................. + UTAH PDP-10................4.............................8 + BBN PDP-10(A).............69.............................8 + BBN PDP-10(B)............133............................10 + MIT H645 MULTICS...........6............................10 + MIT PDP-10 (DMCG).........70............................12 + MIT PDP-10 (AI)..........134............................15 + RAND 360/65................7............................15 + RAND PDP-10...............71............................15 + SDC 360/75.................8............................15 + HARVARD PDP-10.............9............................15 + LINCOLN 360/67............12............................17 + LINCOLN TX-2..............11............................19 + STANFORD PDP-10...........11............................19 + ILLINOIS PDP-11...........12............................19 + CASE PDP-10...............13............................19 + CARNEGIE PDP-10...........14............................20 + PAOLI B6500...............15............................20 + +UCLA-NMC SIGMA-7 SEX Network address 1. +_________________________________________ + + SEX treats network interaction as being half-duplex and line-at-a- + time, and assumes local echo. Sex does not accept commands in lower + case alphabetics (hit <BRK> on the MIT_DMCG IMLAC if you are not in + upper case mode.) + +\_SEX<CR>_-ucla connection is: completed.\ (you typed "SEX<CR>") +LOG ON* (SEX is requesting login) +ARPA<CR> (you login as ARPA) +***message waiting*** (if there is a message for you) +! (the SEX prompt character in MASTER) +S .MSG:C<CR> (to read message, and to send messages) +002 MSG STARTED (Message if any will be typed out) +> (prompt character in MSG) +S HB<CR> (to send message to user HB) + +_MY MESSAGE<EOT><CR>_ (message terminated with <EOT> + or <Control-D>) + + + + +Shushan [Page 2] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +> +_L ARPA<CR>_ (to list messages for user ARPA + ..... (message are listed) + +> +_D ARPA<CR>_ (to delete messages for user ARPA) +> +_X<CR>_ (attention getting character, back to + MASTER) +! (MASTER prompts) +_S .WHO:C<CR>_ (to see who is using the system) +002 WHO STARTED +USER PORT + ..... (list follows) + +_X<CR>_ (to get back to MASTER) +! (MASTER prompts) +_S*, TIMMY:C<CR>_ (starts question-answering program) +002 TIMMY STARTED +MY NAME IS TIMMY THE TERMINAL, WHAT'S YOURS? + ..... (you converse now) + +_GOODBYE<CR>_ (to exit from TIMMY) +! (normal exit, MASTER will prompt) +_S .TELNET:C<CR>_ (to start user TELNET) + +002 TELNET STARTED +VERSION=25 OCTOBER 1971 +ESCAPE CHARACTER MUST PREFIX COMMANDS +? DISPLAYS COMMANDS +ENTER ESCAPE CHARACTER +> (TELNET prompt character) +_;<CR>_ (you enter escape character, ';' + in this case) + +_;ODMCG<CR>_ (to connect to our DMCG PDP-10) +> +CONNECTED TO 070 + ...... (you can now log into foreign host) + +_;CL<CR>_ (to close connections) +> +_;X<CR>_ (to exit TELNET and back to MASTER) +BYE +! +_S* .ABACUS<CR>_ (starts self-explanatory calculator + program) + ..... (instructions on use follow) + + + +Shushan [Page 3] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +_X<CR>_ (to get back to MASTER) +! +_S .EDIT:C<CR>_ (to start the editor) +002 STARTED +WORK NAME? +_<CR>_ (EDIT will use default) +> (prompt in EDIT) +_I<CR>_ (to insert a file) +_ CALL IASSGN('OC', 1)<CR>_ (6 spaces, not a <HT>) +_ WRITE(1, 101)<CR>_ +_ 101 FORMAT ('HELLO')<CR>_ +_ END <CR>_ +_<EOT><CR>_ (you type <EOT> or <Control-D> to + get EDIT) +> +_W<CR>_ (to write file) +_TEST<CR>_ (you name it TEST) +> +_X<CR>_ (to get back to MASTER) +! +_S .FORT(TEST)<CR>_ (to compile program) +002 FORTRAN STARTED +! +002 FORTRAN DONE +! +_S .FDLD(TEST)<CR>_ (will create the file TEST/E which + you can run) +002 FDLD STARTED +! +_S .TEST/E: C<CR>_ (to run program) +002 TEST/E STARTED +HELLO (the program works) +STOP +NORMAL EXIT +! +_V<CR>_ (to view your root directory) + ..... (list follows) +! +_X<CR>_ (to logout of SEX) +_\DISCONNECTED<CR>\_ (escape to NETWRK and disconnect) + + + + + + + + + + + +Shushan [Page 4] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +UCLA-CCN IBM 360/91 Network address 65. +________________________________________ + + CCN also offers a Remote Job Service. Their TELNET service is + currently by arrangement only. We have not used it yet. + + _\ccn<CR>_-ucla connection is : completed.\ (success) + + UCLA CCN 360/91 TELNET + TELNET SERVICE AVAILABLE BY ARRANGEMENT ONLY + FOR INFORMATION CALL R.T. BRADEN, STEVE WOLFE, OR STU FEIGIN AT + (213) 825-7518 OR 825-7424 + + _\disconnected<CR>\_ (you escape to NETWRK and + disconnect) + +SRI (NIC) PDP-10 TENEX Network address 2. +_________________________________________ + + NIC is best used in character-at-a-time mode with remote echo. After + connection is completed you should change your mode to full-duplex at + NIC (their default is half-duplex). NIC can also be used in half- + duplex (with local echo), line-at-a-time mode, but use is not as + convenient. Although NIC commands are similar to BBN TENEX, the NLS + subsystem is different. + + _\nic<CR>_ connection is: completed.\ (to connect to NIC) + + NETWORK USERS SHOULD LOGIN AS ONE OF THE FOLLOWING USERS: MIT- + MULTICS MIT-DMCG MITRE UCLA-CCN UTAH ILLINOIS RAND BBN-TENEX BBN-IMP + AMES-ILLIAC UCLA-7 + +ARC TENEX 1.26.01.04 DATE ARC EXEC 1.32 (NIC herald) +@_FULL<CR>_ (you request full-duplex mode, + "FULL" will not print) +@_LOGIN MIT-DMCG<CR>_ (@ is NIC prompt, you login) +(password) ARPA<CR> (password is not printed) +(account # ) 3<CR> +JOB nnn AT CONSOLE mmm + +@_SYSTAT<CR>_ (to see who is using system) + ..... (list follows) + +@_?_ (will display commands) + ..... (list follows) + +_link<ESC>_ (to) _<ESC>_ (user) _MELVIN_ (links your console to + MELVIN'S) + + + +Shushan [Page 5] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +_;hello are you there?<CR>_ (prefix comments with ";", whatever is + is typed at either console appears on + both console) +@_break_(links)_<CR>_ (this disconnects any "links" to + other NIC users) +@_DIR<CR>_ (list files in eser's directory) + <MIT-DMCG> + ..... (list follows) + +@_NLS<CR>_ (to use NIC text editing system TNLS) +ID:<your initials><EOT> (terminate with <EOT> or <Control-D>) +DEVICE: _T_I-TERMINAL (type "T" if you are in FULL DUPLEX + or type "N" if you are in HALFDUPLEX) + + (NLS will load or create your initial file) + + ("*" is NLS prompt, <EOT> or <Control-D> is default + command accept character, <CAN> or<Control-X> kills + the current line, and <SOH> or <Control-A> serves the + rubout or character delete function) + +*_e_xecute _j_ournal (to access journal system) +submit _m_essage (to send a message using the NIC Journal) +_This is a test message.<EOT>_ +Number _<EOT_ yyyy (typing <EOT>, the default command accept + accept causes system to assign a unique + catalogue number yyyy to the message) +title: _Test Message<EOT>_ (you enter a title) + +distribution _id1 id2 <EOT>_ (id1, and id2 are identifications of + persons known to system) + +status _<EOT>_ (system reiterates information entered + by user) +go: _<EOT>_ (begins journal process, assumes you + as author) + + JOURNAL SYSTEM IN PROGRESS +_<ETX>_ (<ETX> or <Control-C> is the attention + getting character to get EXEC) +@_CONTINUE<CR>_ (to resume NLS) +_<CAN>_ (<CAN> or <Control-X> to get NLS prompt) + +*_p_rint _b_ranch 0.1<EOT> (to print some files) + ..... (list follows) + +*_e_xecute _q_uit<EOT> (to quit NLS and return to EXEC) +@_LOGOUT<CR>_ (to logout from NIC) + + + +Shushan [Page 6] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +Job nnn logged out at .... + +_\disconnected<CR>\_ (escape to NETWRK and disconnect) + +SRI(AI) PDP-10 TENEX Network address 66. +________________________________________ + + (The SRI (AI) computer uses the TENEX operating system, and is + similar to the system at BBN. We have not been able to log into SRI + (AI) system as they are currently not functioning as a server. Hence + no scenario is provided. This section will be updated as soon as SRI + (AI) is able to accept login over the ARPANET.) + +[Most of page 9 was illegible: RFC Editor] + +FOREIGN SITE NO. = _70 <CR>_ (70 is DMCG) +FOREIGN SOCKET NO. = _1;<CR>_ (logger socket) +1 + ........ (you are now connected) +_;2 ;ID <CR>_ (to display host status) + +KNOWN HOSTS ARE -- + ........ (list follows) + +_;RES<CR>_ (to reset connections) + +RESET COMPLETED +_;1 ;DEL <CR>_ (to purge sockets) + +SOCKET PURGED + +_HELP< CR>_ (lists all non-standard keys) + ....... (list follows) + +_;STATE <CR>_ + (will list NETOLS states) + +PREFIX IS; +HALFDUPLEX +SHIFT IS OFF + +_;PREFIX !<CR>_ (will change prefix to "!") +_!SHIFT !STATE <CR>_ (to get both upper and lower case + alphabetics. This may be required + for example, to piggy back to Multics. + ";lfd" will send <LF>.) +PREFIX IS ! +HALF DUPLEX + + + +Shushan [Page 7] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +SHIFT IS ON + +_!PREFIX; <CR>_ (prefix is again ";" ) +_;UNSHIFT <CR>_ (to turn SHIFT "OFF" ) +_;SHIFT ON<CR>_ (to get both upper and lower case. + This may be required, for example + to "piggy back" to Multics. ";LFD" + will send <LF>.) +_;SYST <CR>_ (to get back to SYS level again) +WORK AREAS UPDATED +_;DOWN_ (DOWN will logout but not disconnect) +WORK AREAS PURGED (you are logged out but connected) +_;SYS <CR>_ (to login to UCSB again) + +ENTER USER NUMBER +_;LOGOUT _ (will logout and disconnect) +_\DISCONNECT<CR>\_ (escape to NETWRK and disconnect, + if not already disconnected by UCSB + +UTAH PDP-10 TENEX Network address 4. +_______________________________________ + + (The Utah computer uses the TENEX Operating System, and is similar to + the system at BBN. The password for Network users will be: + + THISISANINTENTIONALLYLONGPASSWORD + + As yet, their logger is unavailable, and we have been unable to login + on their system hence, no scenario script is provided.) + +BBN PDP-10 (A) TENEX Network address 69 +_______________________________________ + + TENEX is best used in character-at-a-time mode with remote echo. + However, as TENEX treats network users as half-duplex by default, you + should either change your mode to FULLDUPLEX, or escape into NETWRK + and request local echo. At command level TENEX does not distinguish + between upper and lower case alphabetics. The programs "DOCTOR" and + "LIFE" may not be available to you in the BBN PDP-10(A) system, but + can still be used from the BBN PDP-10(B) system. + +\_TENEX<CR>_settings loaded. and connection is: completed.\ + (to connect to BBNA TENEX) +BBN-TENEX 1.26.0 6-AUG-71 EXE 1.32.2 +@_FULL<CR>_ (you request full-duplex mode) + +@_LOGIN TENAR<CR> _ (you login) + (PASSWORD) + + + +Shushan [Page 8] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +_ARPA<CR>_ (this will not be printed) + (ACCOUNT) _MIT-AKB<CR>_ (appropriate account) + + JOB 3 ON TTYG1 10-OCT-71 3:30 +You have a message (if a message is waiting) + +@_?_ (@ is TENEX PROMPT CHARACTER + "?" will list TENEX commands) +COMMANDS ARE: + ..... (list follows) + +@_TYPE MESSAGE.TXT<CR>_ (to read your message) +;<TENAR> MESSAGE.TXT;1 + ..... (message follows) + +@_SYSTAT_ (to see who is using the system,) + ........ (list follows) + + +_LINK<ESC>_ (to) _<ESC>_ (user) _TOMLINSON_ (will link your console + to TOMLINSON's) +_;HELLO THERE?<CR>_ (prefix comments with ";" whatever + is typed at either console appears on + both consoles) + +@_BREAK_ (links)_<CR>_ (this disconnects any "links" to + TENEX users) + +@_LIFE<CR>_ (to play game of life) +DO YOU WISH TO SEE AN EXPLANATION? _YES<CR>_ + ........ (explanation follows) + +_<ETX>_ (<ETX> or <Control-C> is the attention + getting character to get EXEC) +@_DOCTOR<CR>_ (psychiatrist service--self + explanatory) + ..... (you now converse with DOCTOR) + +*_GOODBYE._ (normal exit, * is prompt from DOCTOR) + ..... (the Doctor's charges, etc.) + +@_DIR <name><CR>_ (to list the directory called <name>; + try "DIR SYSTEM".) + ..... (listing follows) + +@_TYPE <name><CR>_ (to print the file called <name>) + ..... (list follows) + + + + +Shushan [Page 9] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +@_TTYIST<CR>_ (to test teletype communications) + ..... (test data follows) + +_<DEL>_ (<DEL> or <rubout> will end tests + prematurely) +_<ETX>_ (<EXT> or <Control-C> will get you + back to EXEC) +@_TELNET<CR>_ (to use BBN User TELNET) + +TELNET 30-AUG-71 RST + +VERBOSE?_Y<CR>_ (this will instruct you to proceed) + ..... (instructions on use follow) + +HOST: _106<CR> _ (to connect to DMCG, i.e., octal 106) + ..... (you are connected to DMCG) + +_<ETX>_ (to get back to EXEC) + +@_LOGOUT<CR>_ (to logout of TENEX) + +_\DISCONNECT<CR>_\ (escape to NETWRK and disconnect) + +BBN PDP-10 (B) TENEX Network address 133. +_________________________________________ + + The BBN PDP-10(B) is an experimental TENEX system similar to the BBN + PDP-10(A) TENEX system (network address 69.). Because of the + similarities of the two TENEX systems, no scenario is given here. + Please refer to the BBN PDP-10(A) system (page12) for the scenario. + The account number to be used for the system is "1" instead of the + "site name" used in the BBN PDP-10(A) system. + +MIT H 645 MULTICS Network address 6. +____________________________________ + + Multics interacts line-at-a-time and assumes local echo. Multics + require both upper and lower case alphabetics. Commands are in lower + case alphabetics. + +\_mult<CR>_ics connection is: completed.\ (you type "mult<CR>") +Multics 15.20 MIT, Cambridge, Mass. +Load = 39.0 out of 41.0 units; users = 38 +_Enter Name CNet<CR> (log in by your last name in this + form) +Anonymous user Name CNet logged in: 09/23/71 1340.8 edt Thu + from terminal "NET" +(Multics will now type the message of the day) + + + +Shushan [Page 10] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +r 1405 .034 10+59 (This is the ready message + printed at the end of + processing of every command + line of the form: time of day, + cpu time for last command, + pre-paged segments+page faults) +_hef#1p p11<CR>_ ("help p11" prints help file for p11; + "#" deleted the previous character, + "@" deleted current line.) +(12 lines follow) + ..... (help file is printed out) + (Other useful help files are: + news -- recent system news + crashes -- info on recent crashes + command name -- gives info on particular command) + +r 1406 1.653 6+59 (the Multics ready message) + +_who<CR>_ (gives list of users currently on system) +Multics 15.20, load 42.0/54.0; 41 users +Absentee users = 0/1 + ..... (list of users follows) + +r 1407 .035 5+7 + +_'Please help me on-line<CR>_ (statements prefixed with an + apostrophe will be sent to + network consultant or to user + logged in the CompNet project. + This will happen only if you are + Logged in CNet project.) + +_list<CR>_ (list segments in current working dir) +Segments = 2, Records = 1 + ..... (list of files follows) + +r 1408 .206 4+8 + +_ls -p >udd>message *.info<CR>_ (list all help files) + +Segments = 177, Records = 223 + + ..... (long list of info files follows) +synch (to interrupt this type-out you + "QUIT"by sending the NCP interrupt) + +QUIT +r 1409 3.200 4+78 + + + +Shushan [Page 11] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +_mail * Vezza CompNet<CR>_ (send mail to Vezza CompNet, mail is + terminated by line of just a period) +_THIS IS THE SAMPLE MAIL THAT WE ARE SENDING<CR>_ +_THIS IS THE LAST LINE.<CR>_ +_.<CR>_ (this will send the mail) +r 1410 1.905 12+114 + +_mail <CR>_ (see if anyone has sent us mail. +no mail Reads mail sent to anonymous CNet.) +r 1411 .450 + +_edm test.p11<CR>_ (call an editor to create p11 program) +Segments not found. (as segment does not exist, edm puts +Input. you in input mode.) +_test:procedure;<CR>_ +_put edit("hello") (a(5));<CR>_ +_put skip;<CR>_ +_end test;<CR>_ +_.<CR>_ (this will get you into edit mode) +Edit. (you can edit if you made mistakes) +_w<CR>_ (to write the file) +_g<CR>_ (to quit from edm) +r 1414 3.653 74+114 + +_print test.p11<CR>_ (print the source file we just made) +_p11 test<CR>_ (compile that p11 program) +PL/1 +r 1417 5.918 27+485 + +_test<CR>_ (run the program we just compiled) +hello (the program works) +r 1419 2.315 6+123 + +_logout<CR>_ (We are done so we log out.) + +Name CNet logged out 09/23/71 1420.1 edt Thu +CPU usage 45 sec +hangup +!?CONNECTIONS ABORTED?\ (Multics disconnects you) + +MIT PDP-10 (DMCG) ITS Network address 70. +_________________________________________ + + ITS treats network interaction as being full-duplex and assumes local + echo. Interaction is character-at-a-time, however user processes + such as MONIT require a <CR> to be typed. No distinction is made at + command level between upper and lower case alphabetics. + + + + +Shushan [Page 12] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +\_its<CR>_ connection is: completed.\ (to connect to DMCG-ITS) +MIT Project MAC DMCG PDP-10 +Telnet Server in operation. +Please login with host no. and initials (e.g.,"login 70rmm") +MONIT.49 (Message of the day will follow) +; (MONIT prompts with ";") +_login 70akb<CR>_ (you login with the form asked) +;_?<CR> _ (will list MONIT commands) + ..... (list follows) + +;_listf tty<CR>_ (to display status of users + and jobs) + ..... (list follows) + +;_listf dsk:.info.;<CR> (to list files on disk for user + name ".info.". Note that device + name is followed by ":", and + user name by ";".) + ..... (list follows) + +;_print dsk:.info.;info info<CR> (will print file"info info") + ..... (list follows) +;_peek<CR> (to display status of time- + sharing monitor) + ..... (display follows) + +_?<CR>_ (list PEEK's commands) +_Q_ (exit from PEEK, upper case Q) +_<SUB>_ (<SUB> or <Control-Z> is the + attention getting character. + It causes control to move one + level up a job tree.) +;_TTYTST<CR>_ (to test communications, will + spit out test data) + ..... (test data follows) + +_<SUB>_ (<SUB> or <Control-Z> to get + attention) +;_DIRECT<CR>_ (to use a directory program for + MIT-DMCG personnel) +DRCTY .52 +TYPE ? FOR HELP +> IS THE PROMPT CHARACTER. +>_?_ (to obtain help, self explanatory) + ..... (explanation follows) +>_*_ (normal exit from program) +:KILL +;_NETWRK<CR>_ (to use network, i.e., ARPANET + + + +Shushan [Page 13] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + + ..... via user TELNET) + (NETWRK herald, and help message) +\_?<CR>_ ("\" IS NETWRK escape and + prompt, ?<cr> gets help) + ..... (help info for you) +\_hosts<CR>_ (will print list of + acceptable host names) +\_<host name><CR>_ (to connect to a host, e.g., + SEX, NIC, UCSB, etc) +\_quit<CR>_ (this will get you back to MONIT) + ..... (NETWRK flushed, etc.) +;_t<CR>_ (to get TECO, the text editor) + TECO.175 +_| TITLE SIMPLE TEST<CR>_ (we will create a MIDAS program) +_;A SIMPLE TEST PROGRAM<CR>_ (A comment follows ";" in MIDAS) +_RELOCATABLE<CR>_ +_.GLOBAL TYO, TYOB, LINACR, OPEN, CLOSE, IOT,A,B,C,P,D,ARGP<CR>_ +_A==1<CR>_ +_B==2<CR>_ +_C==3<CR>_ +_D==4<CR>_ +_P==17<CR>_ +_ARGP==16<CR>_ +_PDLNTH==20<CR>_ +_PDL:BLOCK PDLNTH<CR>_ +_FIRST:<HT>MOVE P, [-PDLNTH,,PDL]<CR>_ +_<HT> MOVEI A,[ASCIZ/This is a test/]<CR>_ +_<HT> PUSHJ P, LINARCR<CR>_ +_<HT> .VALUE [ASCIZ/:KILL/]<CR>_ +_<HT> END FIRST<CR>_ +_<ESC><ESC> _ (<ESC> or <ALT> will end input) +_FILE DSK:NETWRK; SIMPLE TEST<ESC><ESC>_ (to write program on disk) +_<BS><ESC><ESC>_ (<BS> or <Control-H> to exit) +;_SM<CR>_ (to assemle program using small + MIDAS) +MIDAS .39 +_DSK:NETWRK;SIMPLE TEST<CR>_ + ...... (program assembles and creates a + file with name SIMPLE BIN) +;_D<CR>_ (to use DDT, the debugging tool) +ITS .747.DDT .1334 +_STINK<VT>_! (to get loader, <VT> is + <Control-K>) +STINK .T60 +_J SIMPLE<ESC><ESC> _ (we call the job SIMPLE) +_MDSK:NETWRK;SIMPLE BIN<ESC>L<ESC><ESC>_ +_MCOM:LINOUT BIN<ESC>L<ESC><ESC>_ +_MCOM:TSTTY BIN<ESC>L<ESC><ESC>_ + + + +Shushan [Page 14] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +_MCOM:CHAN BIN<ESC>L<ESC><ESC>_ +_TD<ESC><ESC>_ (we go back to DDT) +_$G_ (to run the program) +This is a test (program works!!!) +:kill +_<SUB>_ (<SUB> or <Control-Z> to get MONIT) + +;_LOGOUT<CR> (logs you out, but leaves you + connected) +ITS 795 console 23 Free +_\disconnect<CR>\_ (escape to NETWRK and disconnect) + +MIT PDP-10(AI) ITS Network address 134. +_______________________________________ + + (The MIT PDP-10(AI) system uses the ITS operating system and is + similar to the MIT PDP-10(DMCG) system. At present the host is not + connected to the ARPANET.) + +RAND 360/65 MVT OPERATING SYSTEM Network address 7. +___________________________________________________ + + (We have not been able to log into RAND, as they are currently + intending to be users only. Hence, no scenario script is provided. + This section will be updated as soon as RAND can accept out login + over the ARPANET, and provide service on a regular basis.) + +RAND PDP-10 TENEX Network address 71. +_____________________________________ + + (Rand PDP-10 is currently not functioning over the ARPANET. Hence no + scenario is provided. This section will be updated as soon as the + host is providing service.) + +SDC IBM 360/75 Network address8. +_________________________________ + + (We have not been able to log into SDC. as their logger is not + available. Hence no scenario script is provided. This section will + be updated as soon as SDC can accept login over the ARPANET) + +HARVARD PDP-10 DEC 10/50 MONITOR Network address 9. +___________________________________________________ + + Harvard system treats network interaction as half-duplex, character- + at-a-time, and assumes local echo. The prompt character is ".", and + the escape character is <Control-C>. No lower case text is accepted + (hit the <BRK> key on the IMLAC if you are not in upper case mode). + + + +Shushan [Page 15] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +\_HARVARD<CR>_ connection is: completed.\ (you type "HARVARD<CR>") +JOB N HARVARD 4S72BU.40 +TTYMM + +#_62,5_ (you type "62,50") +_ RLS_ (you type "RLS" which is not + printed) + +(the message of the day is now printed out) + +_.SY<CR>_ (to see who is using the + system) + ..... (list follows) + +*_ICP 106 _ (to connect to MIT-DMCG, + I.E., OCTAL 106) + (* is the prompt character + in TELNET) + +IMPn CONNECTED TO MIT(1) + ..... (you can now login to + MIT-DMCG system) + +_<US>_ (you type <US> or <Control-_>, + octal 037 to escape to the + Harvard system) + +BACK TO HARVARD JOB nn +*_CLOSE IMPn_ (this will close connections) + +*_<ETX>_ (you type <Control-C> or + <EXT>, octal 003 to get + back to top level) + + editor TECO) + +*_| <TAB> TYPE 100 <CR>_ (* is the editor prompt + character) + +_100 <TAB> FORMAT('HELLO THERE.') <CR>_ +_<TAB> END <CR>_ +_$_$_$_$ <CR> (you type <ESC> or <ALT> + which is echoed as "$") +*_EWDSK:TEST.FOR$_$_$_$_ <CR>_ +*_PWEF$_$_$_$_ <CR>_ (file it on disk with the + name TEST.FOR) +*_<ETX>_ (<ETX> or <Control-C> to + exit to top level) + + + +Shushan [Page 16] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + + your program) +HELLO THERE. (the program works) + + +CONFIRM: _K_ (this will log you out) + + (appropriate logout message) + +_\DISCONNECT<CR>_\ (you escape to NETWRK and + disconnect) + +LINCOLN LABS IBM 360/67 CP-CMS Network address 12. +__________________________________________________ + + Lincoln CP-67 interacts line-at-a-time and assumes local echo. No + distinction is made between upper and lower case alphabetics at + command and service level. + +\_11<CR>_-67 connection is: completed.\ (you type "11<CR>) +LINCOLN LABORATORY CP/67 ONLINE +_login net<CR>_ +ENTER PASSWORD: +_arpa<CR>_ (this will not print) +SYSTEM FULL, YOU ARE 8 IN LINE +READY AT 16:18:02 ON 10/01/71 +_how<CR>_ (find out how long before you + can run) +30 MINUTES AT MOST +_g users<CR>_ (find number of users) + 48 USERS 37 RUNNING 2 PERMITTED 1 REQUESTS 8 WAITING 0 INLOG +_g names<CR>_ (find names of others logged + in but not running) +NCP MONIT LLMPS RER XLES POPE VELZ +NET + +_g user names<CR> (to find names of every one + logged in) + + ..... (list follows) + +_req<CR> (you can type this command if + you want an immediate, 5 + minute only, shot at the + computer, use sparingly) +YOU MAY NOW RUN (the time has come) +_i cms<CR> (get into cms) +CMS..VERSION 37 +WELCOME TO THENET ACCOUNT + + + +Shushan [Page 17] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +IF YOU PANIC, TYPE THE FOLLOWING +CP M ARPA HELP +OR +CP M WINETT HELP + +CMS +_listf<CR> _ (list the file in our disk area) +Q EXEC P1 1 11/05/70 10:10 + .... +T=0.08/0.28 16:35:54 (the ready message) + +_listf * * s<CR>_ (list all the system files) + + ..... (list follows) + +_edit test fortran<CR>_ (this calls the editor to + write a fortran program, + this is a line oriented, + edm type editor.) +NEW FILE. +INPUT: +_<TAB> WRITE (6,100)<CR>_ +_100<TAB> FORMAT('HELLO!')<CR>_ +_<TAB> END_ +_<CR>_ (null line gets you to EDIT) +EDIT: +_FILE<CR>_ (you file the program) +T=0.07/0.37 16:40:56 + +_fortran test<CR>_ (compile the program"test + fortran") + +T=0.19/0.52 16:41:32 + +_$ test<CR>_ (load and begin execution of the + program) +EXECUTION BEGINS... + HELLO! (the program runs) +T=0.42/1.20 16:43:13 + +_telnet 46<CR>_ (to connect to host with + hexadecimal address of 46, i.e., + DMCG) +ENTER SYSTEM ESCAPE CHARACTER.. +_/<CR>_ (you enter"/" as the escape) +_/?<CR>_ (this will give you more + information) + + + + +Shushan [Page 18] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +_logout<CR>_ (to log out of CMS) +T=0.48/1.85 16:44:36 + +CP ENTERED + +_logout<CR>_ (logs the user out and + disconnects him) +CONNECT=00:02:52 VIRTCPU= 000:00.48 TOTCPU= 000:01.86 +LOGOUT AT 16:45:19 ON 10/01/71 +\?connections aborted?\ + +LINCOLN LABS TX-2 Network address 74. +_____________________________________ + + (The status of Lincoln TX-2 is uncertain. No scenario is provided as + TX-2 is currently not functioning as server. This section will be + updated as soon as TX-2 is able to accept login over the ARPANET.) + +STANFORD (AI) PDP-10 Network address 11. +_________________________________________ + + (The Stanford PDP-10 is currently not functioning over the ARPANET. + Hence no scenario is provided. This section will be updated as soon + as the host is providing service.) + +ILLINOIS PDP-11 Network address 12. +____________________________________ + + (We have not been able to connect to Illinois as they are currently + intended to be user only system. Hence no scenario is provided. + This section will be updated as soon as Illinois is able to accept + login over the ARPANET.) + +CASE PDP-10 DEC 10/50 MONITOR Network address 13. +_________________________________________________ + + (The Case system uses the DEC 10/50 time-sharing monitor, and is + identical to the Harvard system. No scenario script is provided as + Case is not providing service over the ARPANET at the present time. + This section will be updated as soon as Case will accept login over + the ARPANET.) + + + + + + + + + + +Shushan [Page 19] + +RFC 254 Scenarios for Using ARPANET Computers October 1971 + + +CARNEGIE PDP-10 DEC 10/50 MONITOR Network address 14. +_____________________________________________________ + + (The Carnegie system uses the DEC 10/50 time-sharing monitor, and is + identical to the Harvard system. No scenario script is provided as + Carnegie is not providing service over the ARPANET at the present + time. This section will be updated as soon as Carnegie will accept + login over the ARPANET.) + +PAOLI B6500 ILLIAC Network address 15. +______________________________________ + + (The status of the Paoli system is uncertain. We have not been able + to communicate via the ARPANET. Hence no scenario script is + provided. This section will be updated as soon as Paoli is able to + accept login over the ARPANET.) + + [This RFC was put into machine readable form for entry] + [into the online RFC archives by Helene Morin, Via Genie, 12/1999] + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +Shushan [Page 20] + |