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Article #740Re: ISO Class 4 - what is it?
From: Kevin J. Chapman
Date: Wed, 29 May 1985 15:03
Date: Wed, 29 May 1985 15:03
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The special issue on OSI protocols to which you referred
was the December 1983 issue of the Proceedings of the IEEE
(vol71,no12). There is an article on page 1394 entitled
"The Transport Layer Standardization".
Kevin
P.S. Yes, the classes are numbered 0-4.
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Kevin Chapman
Computer Communications Networks Group
Waterversity of Uniloo
'Loo, Ont., Canada
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