RFC 252
Network host status
RFC 252: Host Status Report π
Okay bestie, here are the vitals β¨ This is RFC 252 from the Network Working Group, written by E. Wentheimer at Bolt, Beranek and Newman π It's filed under Category F, G.3, dated 8 October 1971, with NIC number 7696. The title block doesn't list anything it obsoletes or updates.
Okay so the whole point of this RFC is to give you the latest tea on how most of the Network Hosts are doing π«Ά From September 27 through September 29, the BBN prototype Terminal IMP (Network Address 158) was offline because of hardware debugging π§ So nobody could check the Network on those days π
Three Hosts that weren't officially able to act as Server's back at RFC #240 can do it now π They're giving main character energy β¨
NETWORK SITE COMPUTER
ADDRESS
2 SRI (NIC) PDF-10
6 MIT (Multics) H-645
9 HARVARD PDP-10
The Harvard PDP-10 has limited core space though π₯Ί So it'll only run the Telnet program every so often πΈ
Next up are two tables that sum up the Host status from September 30 to October 8 π
NETWORK SITE COMPUTER DAY, DATE AND TIME (Eastern)
ADDRESS TH F M Tu W Th F
9/30 10/1 10/4 10/5 10/6 10/7 10/8
1100 1753 1200 1600 1100 1300 1530
1 UCLA SIGMA-7 O T D O #D O O
*65 UCLA IBM-360/91 O O D O D O O
2 SRI(NIC) PDP-10 O #D T #T O T #D
66 SRI(AI) PDP-10 D D D D D D D
3 UCSB IBM-360/75 D O O O O O O
4 UTAH PDP-10 D D D D D D D
69 BBN(TENEX) PDP-10 T T O O O D D
6 MIT(Multics)H-645 O O D T D T T
70 MIT(DM) PDP-10 D H D T D T T
8 SDC IBM-360 D D D D D D D
9 HARVARD PDP-10 T D T D D T T
10 LINCOLN IBM-360 H H H H D T D
Here's the decoder ring π
D= Dead π The Destination Host is either dead or unreachable (because of network partitioning or a local IMP failure) from the BBN Terminal IMP.R= Refused π The Destination Host sent a CLS back to the initial RFC.T= Timed out β° The Destination Host didn't respond at all to the initial RFC, but it's not dead.H= 1/2 Open π The Destination Host opened a connection and then either closed it right away or just went silent.0= Opened π¦ The Destination Host opened a connection and the user could get in.
The UCLA IMB-360/91 has Remote Job Service (NETRJS) β¨ but it hasn't set up a full server Telnet System yet. The BBN Terminal IMP can't test NETRJS, but we're assuming that the UCLA explanatory message means NETRJS is working too π
# These sites advertise that they might not be available at these times π«£
Now for the status and prediction table, which shows who's a Server, who's User only, and who's just vibing with a "soon" π§
NETWORK SITE COMPUTER STATUS or "STATUS or PREDICTIONS"
ADDRESS PREDICTION OBTAINED FROM
1 UCLA SIGMA-7 Server Jon Postel
65 UCLA IBM-360/91 Remote Job
Service now,
Telnet in April Bob Braden
2 SRI(NIC) PDP-10 Server John Melvin
66 SRI(AI) PDP-10 November Len Chaiten
3 UCSB IBM-360/75 Server Jim White
4 UTAH PDP-10 "Soon" Barry Wessler
5 BBN(NCC) DDP-516 Never Alex McKenzie
69 BBN(TENEX) PDP-10 Server Dan Murphy
6 MIT(Multics)H-645 Server Mike Padliosky
70 MIT(DM) PDP-10 Server Bob Bressler
7 RAND IBM 360/65 User only Eric Harslem
71 RAND PDP-10 January Eric Harslem
8 SDC IBM-360/67 "Soon" Bob Long
9 HARVARD PDP-10 Server Bob Sundberg
73 HARVARD PDP-1 User only Bob Sundberg
10 LINCOLN IBM-360 "Soon" Joel Winnet
74 LINCOLN TX2 Uncertain Tom Barkalow
11 STANFORD PDP-10 November Andy Moorer
12 ILLINOIS PDP-11 User only John Cravits
13 CASE PDP-10 December 15 Charles Rose
14 CARNEGIE PDP-10 January Hal VanZoeren
15 PAOLI B6500 Uncertain John Cravits
16 AMES TIP User only
17 MITRE TIP User only
18 BBN(TIP) Prototype TIP User only
Last bit π This RFC got put into machine-readable form for the online RFC archives by Kelly Tardif, via Genie, in 10/1999 π
π¦ where this page comes from
- ietf: rfc252 1971-10
- π girlified by claude-haiku-5-5 on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms