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+Network Working Group                                      D.W. Dodds
+RFC # 703                                                  BBN-TENEXA
+NIC # 32988                                                11 July, 1975
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+           July, 1975, Survey of New-Protocol TELNET Servers
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+In the nearly five months since the last report several new server sites
+have joined the network and there has been some significant progress in
+New-Protocol implementation.  Perhaps the New-Protocol implementation on
+the TIPs scheduled for the end of the year will encourage further
+progress in the near future.
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+There have been numerous changes since the last list (numbers in octal):
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+SRI-ARC (2) is no longer a server host;
+MIT-AI (206), MIT-ML (306), LONDON (52), and OFFICE-1 (53) have added
+    New-Protocol servers;
+LLL-RISOS (25), SDAC-44 (32), and ARPA-DMS (34) have joined the network;
+SCI-TENEX (55), Rutgers-10 (56), USC-ISIC (364), and SUMEX-AIM (70) have
+    joined the network with New-Protocol servers.
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+The following is the latest version* of the summary and tabulation of
+server-host TELNET servers.
+        total server hosts             43      100%
+        no New-Prot server             16       37%
+        unknown status (new host)       2        5%
+        total New-Prot implem.         25       58%
+            New-Prot on 1 and 27,
+                Old on socket 1 (2)    13       30%
+            New-Prot on 1 and 27 (3)    8       19%
+            New-Prot on 1 only (3)      4        9%
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+Notes:
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+*  All data in this report were gathered via a surveying program run at
+    various times, plus a few manual checks to fill out the list.  What
+    is reported here is the way the various servers work as seen by the
+    new-Protocol User Telnet at BBNA, as of 10 July 1975.
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+(2) These are the sites whose operation is 100% correct according to all
+    protocols and conventions, as I understand them.
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+(3) We realize that some of the servers that appear here as New-Protocol
+    servers on socket 1 are actually servers which attempt to
+    communicate with both Old- and New-Protocol User TELNETs according
+    to what control sequences are received.
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+Dodds                                                           [Page 1]
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+RFC 703          Survey of New-Protocol TELNET Servers         July 1975
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+           Tabulation of server status for all server sites:
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+ Host  Number   Host            Socket  Socket   New-Prot, Options
+(Oct)   (Dec)   Name              1       27     Implementated (if any)
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+101     65      UCLA-CCN        Old     X
+201     129     UCLA-CCBS       Old     X
+102     66      SRI-AI          Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
+3       3       UCSB-MOD75      Old     X
+4       4       UTAH-10         Old     X
+305     197     BBN-TENEXA      Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
+106     70      MIT-DMS         New     New      I1,3; O3
+206     134     MIT-AI          New     X        I1,3; O3
+306     198     MIT-ML          New     X        I1,3; O3
+7       7       RAND-RCC        Old     X
+107     71      RAND-ISD        ?       ?
+10      8       SDC-LAB         Old     X
+11      9       HARV-10         New     X        I1,3; O3
+12      10      LL-67           New     X        None
+112     74      LL-TX-2         Old     X
+13      11      SU-AI           New*    New*     I1,3
+16      14      CMU-10B         New     New      I1,3; O3
+116     78      CMU-10A         New     New      I1,3; O3
+17      15      I4-TENEX        Old     X
+217     143     I4B-TENEX       Old     X
+20      16      AMES-67         New     New      None
+25      21      LLL-RISOS       Old     Old
+126     86      USC-ISI         Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
+226     150     USC-ISIB        Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
+27      23      USC-44          Old     X
+327     215     USC-ECL         Old     X
+32      26      SDAC-44         Old     X
+34      28      ARPA-DMS        Old     X
+37      31      CCA-TENEX       Old     X
+40      32      PARC-MAXC       Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
+43      35      UCSD-CC         Old     New      I0(!),3; O0,3
+344     228     HAWAII-500      Old     X
+52      42      LONDON          New     New      None
+53      43      OFFICE-1        Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
+54      44      MIT-MULTICS     New     New      None
+55      45      SCI-TENEX       Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
+56      46      RUTGERS-10      New     New      I1,3; O3
+61      49      BBN-TENEXB      Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
+361     241     BBN-TENEX       Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
+162     114     BBN-TENEXD      Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
+364     244     USC-ISIC        Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
+67      55      ANL             ?       ?
+70      56      SUMEX-AIM       Old     New      I1,3,6; O3
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+Dodds                                                           [Page 2]
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+RFC 703          Survey of New-Protocol TELNET Servers         July 1975
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+Key:    X  No server at this socket
+        ?  Status not ascertained-unable to connect to host
+        I# Option # implemented incoming to user (Server says "Will #")
+        O# Option # implemented outgoing from user (Server says "Do #")
+           (# is option number in new Protocol, Options in tabulation:
+                0 Transmit-Binary       1  Echo
+                3 Suppress-Go-Ahead     6  Timing-Mark)
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+Note: * These servers return improper responses to some TELNET option
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+       [ This RFC was put into machine readable form for entry ]
+       [ into the online RFC archives by Alex McKenzie with    ]
+       [ support from GTE, formerly BBN Corp.            11/99 ]
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+Dodds                                                           [Page 3]
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