RFC 548
Hosts using the IMP Going Down message
Hosts Using the IMP Going Down Message β¨
Okay bestie, this is RFC 548 π It's from the Network Working Group, written by D. Walden of BBN-NET (NIC # 17794), and it's dated August 16, 1973. The header doesn't say what it obsoletes or updates, and it doesn't list a category either. πΈ
So in BBN Report 1822 (Specifications for the Interconnection of a Host and an IMP) π, there's this IMP to Host message type 2 that tells the Host its local IMP is going down. It also says when the IMP is going down, how long it's down, and why π Iconic info, honestly.
Here's the tea π« When the IMP goes down after sending the IMP Going Down message to the Host, the Host's network users and local users of the network usually won't get a heads-up unless the Host sends them a message. So we're literally begging all Hosts to warn their network users and users of the network about impending IMP downs π Just logging the IMP Going Down message on a logging teletype, which lots of Hosts do right now, is giving not enough π
Also, reminder π§ Tuesday mornings from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. (Eastern Time) are reserved for Network Software Maintenance, as announced in RFC #440. Put it in your planner, babe π β¨
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