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1.1 ! root 1: % run this through LaTeX ! 2: ! 3: \input lcustom ! 4: ! 5: \documentstyle[11pt,sfwmac,titlepage]{article} ! 6: ! 7: \advance\textwidth by0.75in ! 8: \advance\oddsidemargin by-0.375in ! 9: \advance\evensidemargin by-0.375in ! 10: ! 11: \pagestyle{reprint} ! 12: \def\reprintext{{\scriptsize\sf ! 13: Reprinrted from ! 14: {\em Computer Networks and ISDN Systems}, 12(3) {\oldstyle 1986}}} ! 15: \let\reprintstring=\empty ! 16: ! 17: \begin{document} ! 18: ! 19: \title{OSI Transport Services\\ on top of the TCP} ! 20: \author{Marshall T.~Rose\and Dwight E.~Cass} ! 21: \date{\vskip-1.25em ! 22: Northrop Research and Technology Center\\ ! 23: One Research Park\\ ! 24: Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274\\ ! 25: USA\vskip1.5em ! 26: \ifdraft \versiondate/\\ \tt Draft Version \versiontag/\else \today\fi} ! 27: \maketitle ! 28: ! 29: \begin{abstract} ! 30: The ARPA Internet community has a well-developed, ! 31: mature set of transport and internetwork protocols, ! 32: which are quite successful in offering network and transport services to ! 33: end-users. ! 34: The protocols provide ``open system interconnection'' (OSI) for users, ! 35: and a robust competitive market is supplied by a growing number of vendors. ! 36: The CCITT and ISO have defined various network, transport, session, presentation, ! 37: and application recommendations and standards which have been adopted by the ! 38: international community and numerous vendors. ! 39: To the largest extent possible, ! 40: it is desirable to offer the higher level services (i.e., session and above) ! 41: in networks based on the ARPA protocols, ! 42: without disrupting existing facilities. ! 43: It is also desirable to develop expertise with ISO and CCITT protocols while ! 44: utilizing a robust set of transport services. ! 45: Finally, ! 46: given the probable, long-term dominance of the international standards, ! 47: it is desirable to design a graceful transition strategy from networks based ! 48: on the ARPA protocols to OSI-based networks. ! 49: ! 50: In this paper, ! 51: we suggest an exercise in interoperability which achieves all three of these ! 52: goals. ! 53: Our solution is practical in the sense that it: ! 54: can be easily implemented in a cost-effective manner in the short-term; ! 55: permits application-designers to work with an OSI applications-framework, ! 56: while utilizing existing robust transport and network protocols; ! 57: and, ! 58: provides the basis for a far-reaching migration strategy to the OSI protocols. ! 59: \end{abstract} ! 60: ! 61: \newpage\thispagestyle{empty} ! 62: \tableofcontents ! 63: \footnotetext[0]{\hskip -\parindent ! 64: This document (version \versiontag/) ! 65: was \LaTeX set \today\ with \fmtname\ v\fmtversion. ! 66: This document is also referenced as NRTC Technical Paper \#700. ! 67: This work was supported in part by Northrop's Independent Research and ! 68: Development program.} ! 69: ! 70: \makeatletter ! 71: \let\s@ction=\section ! 72: \def\section{\let\section=\s@ction \banner\section} ! 73: \makeatother ! 74: ! 75: \include{section1} ! 76: \include{section2} ! 77: \include{section3} ! 78: \include{section4} ! 79: \include{section5} ! 80: \include{section6} ! 81: ! 82: \appendix ! 83: \include{appendix1} ! 84: \include{appendix2} ! 85: ! 86: \bibliography{bcustom,networking} ! 87: \bibliographystyle{alpha} ! 88: ! 89: \showsummary ! 90: ! 91: \end{document}
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