RFC-353

by Darius Kazemi, December 19 2019

In 2019 I'm reading one RFC a day in chronological order starting from the very first one. More on this project here. There is a table of contents for all my RFC posts.

Network status

RFC-353 is titled “Network Host Status”. It's authored by Ellen Westheimer of BBN and dated June 12, 1972.

The technical content

This is another report from BBN on the status of various ARPANET hosts in the same series as RFC-344, RFC-342, RFC-332, RFC-330, RFC-326, RFC-319, RFC-315, RFC-306, RFC-298, RFC-288, RFC-287, RFC-267, RFC-266, RFC-255, RFC-252, RFC-235, and RFC-240.

The numbers, from May 22 to June 2:

Three TIPs came online in this period: Fort Belvoir in Fairfax, VA; the Seismic Array Analysis Center in Alexandria, VA; and the National Oceanic Analysis Agency in Boulder, CO. Online status across the network hasn't really changed since the last few reports.

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