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4: Following are the sources to the ISODE Documentation set. The
5: directory ps/ contains PostScript versions of each document.
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7:
8: cn-isdn/ ISO Transport Services on top of the TCP
9:
10: This is a reprint of an article appearing in the Computer Networks and
11: ISDN Systems journal, volume 12, number 3, 1986.
12:
13:
14: comments/ ISODE -- Further Comments
15:
16: This is a copy of a presentation given as a follow-on to the isode3/
17: talk described below
18:
19:
20: cookbook/ Building Distributed Applications in an OSI Framework
21:
22: This is a copy of a tutorial given at the TCP/IP ISO/OSI Tutorials
23: held in Washington, D.C., on April 25-27, 1988.
24:
25: ds/ OSI Directory Services
26:
27: This is a copy of a presentation given to the U.S. NIST OSInet
28: Technical Committee on December 13, 1988.
29:
30:
31: duug/ Directory Navigation in the QUIPU X.500 System
32:
33: This is a copy of a paper on the above topic.
34:
35:
36: ftam/ File Transfer, Access and Management
37:
38: This is a copy of a presentation given at the ISO Development
39: Seminar held in Monterey, California, on August 31-September 2, 1987
40:
41:
42: ifip88-quipu/ The QUIPU Directory Service
43:
44: This is a copy of a talk given at the 1988 IFIP WG 6.5 Conference.
45:
46:
47: interim/ An interim approach to use of Network Addresses
48: A string encoding of Presentation Address
49:
50: This is a copy of two papers written by S.E. Kille which defines the
51: addressing formats used by the ISODE.
52:
53:
54: islands/ Communications -- An Enabling Technology: Bridging the
55: Islands of Automation
56:
57: This is a copy of a presentation given at a factory automation
58: workshop.
59:
60:
61: iso-migrate/ Recent Developments in ISO Migration
62:
63: This is an updated copy of the presentation given at the TCP/IP Vendors'
64: Workshop held in Monterey, California, on August 25-27, 1986
65:
66:
67: isode1/ ISODE: Past, Present and Future, and Strategies for
68: Transition and Coexistence
69:
70: This is a copy of a presentation given at the IBM T.J. Watson
71: Research Center.
72:
73:
74: isode2/ Recent Developments with OSI
75:
76: This is a copy of a presentation given at Silicon Graphics.
77:
78:
79: isode3/ ISODE: Openly Available OSI for TCP/IP Networks
80:
81: This is a copy of a birds-of-a-feather given at the Third TCP/IP
82: Interoperability Conference held in Santa Clara, CA, on September
83: 26-30, 1988
84:
85:
86: isode4/ ISODE: Openly Available OSI
87:
88: This is a copy of a presentation on ISODE 5.0 given to HP on March
89: 23, 1989
90:
91:
92: isode5/ ISODE: Openly Available OSI
93:
94: This is a slightly updated presentation on ISODE 5.0
95:
96:
97: isode6/ ISODE: Openly Available OSI
98:
99: This is the standard presentation on ISODE 6.0
100:
101:
102: issues/ Issues in Transition and Coexistence for TCP/IP to OSI
103:
104: This is a copy of a tutorial given at the OSI Product Integration
105: Conference held in McLean, VA, on November 29-December 2, 1988
106:
107:
108: manual/ The ISO Development Environment: User's Manual
109:
110: This is an attempt at a user's manual describing the release.
111:
112:
113: map-migrate/ Migrating to MAP/TOP, Why, How and When?
114:
115: This is a copy of the presentation given at the MAP/TOP User's
116: Meeting held in Ann Arbor, Michigan on September 16, 1986
117:
118:
119: monterey/ Protocol Advances 3: ISO Development Environment
120:
121: This is a copy of the session held at the TCP/IP Interoperability
122: Conference held in Monterey, California, on March 16-19, 1987
123:
124:
125: ncf/ Focus on OSI for Networked Applications
126:
127: This is a copy of the presentation given at the Network Computing
128: Forum held in San Jose, CA, on November 18, 1987
129:
130:
131: nordunet/ Some talks given at NORDUNET '89
132:
133: This is a copy of some presentations given at the NORDUNET '89
134: Conference in Stockholm, Sweden, on October 25-27, 1989
135:
136:
137: osi-posix/ OSI Protocols within an openly available, POSIX
138: conformant, Berkeley UNIX Environment
139:
140: This is a copy of a presentation given at the 2nd TCP/IP
141: Interoperability Conference held in Washington, D.C., on December
142: 1-4, 1987
143:
144:
145: osi-update/ Recent Developments with OSI implementations
146:
147: This is a copy of a presentation that was to be given at an ICB
148: meeting on January 13th, 1988; unfortunately the speaker was ill
149: that week
150:
151:
152: practical-osi1/ Practical Perspectives on OSI Networking
153:
154: This is a copy of a tutorial given at the 5th TCP/IP Interoperability
155: Conference held in San Jose, California, on October 2-6, 1989
156:
157:
158: practical-osi2/ Practical Perspectives on OSI
159:
160: This is a copy of the updated tutorial given at UC Extension/Techmart
161: in Santa Clara, California, on July 16-17, 1990
162:
163:
164: quipu/ The Design of QUIPU
165:
166: This describes the design of the QUIPU Directory.
167:
168:
169: reality/ TCP/IP, MAP/TOP and the Reality of the ISO protocols
170:
171: This is a copy of the presentation given at the Uniforum meeting
172: held in Washington, D.C., on January 23, 1987
173:
174:
175: rfcs/ Request for Comments or Informational Notes
176:
177: These are always ASCII files with embedded form-feeds:
178:
179: rfc1006.txt ISO Transport Services on Top of the TCP
180: Version: 3
181:
182: rfc1085.txt ISO Presentation Services on top of TCP/IP-based
183: internets
184:
185: rfc1086.txt ISO-TP0 bridge between TCP and X.25
186:
187: smux-api.txt How to export a MIB module from a BSD UNIX
188: daemon using the 4BSD/ISODE SMUX API
189:
190: smux.txt SNMP MUX Protocol and MIB
191:
192:
193: snmp/ 4BSD/ISODE SNMP Roadmap
194:
195: This is a brief Roadmap describing the facilities in the 4BSD/ISODE
196: SNMP package.
197:
198: trek/ Trekking to ISO: Beam Us Over, Scotty
199:
200: This is a copy of a presentation given at an IRM conference.
201:
202:
203: tsap/ A Modest Proposal
204:
205: This is a copy of the presentation given at the MAP/TOP User's
206: Meeting held in Seattle, Washington, on May 15-16, 1986
207:
208:
209: tsaptalk/ A Modest Proposal
210:
211: A transcript of the presentation given at the MAP/TOP User's Meeting
212: held in Seattle, Washington, on May 15-16, 1986
213:
214:
215: ufn/ Using the OSI Directory to achieve User Friendly Naming
216:
217: This describes Kille's user-friendly naming scheme.
218:
219:
220: whitepages/ NYSERNet White Pages Pilot
221:
222: This is a directory containing documents for the NYSERNet White Pages
223: Pilot Project.
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