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A Bit History of Internet
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Transferring Data between Standard Dial-Up Modems
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700x420px|Contemporary map of the entire Internet in semi-production phase (many hosts attached to the ARPANET were still using NCP at this point) in February 1982. The ovals are sites/networks (some sites included more than one physical network), the rectangles are individual routers. No individual hosts are shown. Drawn by Jon Postel of the Information Sciences Institute, under a DARPA research contract as part of Internet development.
A Bit History of Internet: Client-server, Peer-to-peer, Cloud-computing and Internet-of-Things
/Preface/
/Chapter 1 : Introduction/
/Chapter 2 : Circuit switching vs packet switching/
/Chapter 3 : Internet Edge/
/Chapter 4 : Internet Core/
/Chapter 5 : Client-Server/
/Chapter 6 : Peer-to-peer/
/Chapter 7 : Cloud-computing/
/Chapter 8 : Internet-of-Things/
/Chapter 9 : Conclusions/
Computer networking History
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