[ih] WEBCAST TODAY: 50 Years Later, Looking Back at the Internet?s Birth / Celebrando el aniversario 50 de Internet (Joly MacFie)

Tue Nov 5 23:21:58 PST 2019

 I need to correct the name of the file that contains the IEEE article.  It is JubinDARPA.pdf.    Hope I caught my mental lapse before anyone spent any time looking for the file. 
barbara
    On Tuesday, November 5, 2019, 06:19:26 PM PST, Barbara Denny <b_a_denny at yahoo.com> wrote:  

  Poking around the net,  I found a brief reference to the 1976 demo/test in a book titled "A Prehistory of the Cloud." The date given is August 27, 1976 and refers to a September 1977 "Progress Report on the Packet Radio Experimental Network" as the source of the information.  I wasn't able to quickly find this report but the date seems correct to me. 
By the way, there is a plaque at the Alpine Inn commemerating the event so I assume the date is on the plaque. At least I hope the plaque is still there. I haven't gone to the Alpine Inn for several years.
In trying to make sure the date was correct, I came across a copy of an invited IEEE paper by John Jubin and Janet Tornow on Packet Radio for those people who want to learn more.  The paper was in the Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol. 75, No. 1, January 1987.  You probably can also find the paper by searching for JohnDARPA.pdf. Unfortunately, it does not cover the history so a discussion of the different releases of the protocols is not included and some research is not presented.  For example, in skimming the article I did not see any mention of the Packet Radio Station.
Unfortunately, Don Cone is also no longer with us.
barbara

    On Tuesday, November 5, 2019, 04:03:46 PM PST, the keyboard of geoff goodfellow <geoff at iconia.com> wrote:  

 vint, as best yours truly can recall, prior to TCP being integrated into the Tenex monitor, there were several BCPL user level programs written by Bill Plumber at BBN that used a (new at the time) ICP mechanism to communicate between them.
there were four programs (TCP, Sink, ECHO O, and a telnet server that used PTY's -- rather than NVT's) to support remote user logins.  There was also a TCP User Telnet program that allows outward TCP telneting ICP'ng to the user TCP program.
each of these programs (TCP, Sink, ECHO O, and a telnet server that used PTY's) were auto started at system boot time by using SYSJOB's "CRJOB" mechanism to log each of them in "DETACHED" under WHEEL'd user TCP.
Bill Plumber then later came out to SRI to install either this user TCP stuff (and the ICP and PTY monitor code) or later when TCP was integrated into the monitor (in PDP-10 Macro Assembly Language) on what was originally SRI-AI, then SRI-KA, then DARCOM-KA (where the NSW [National Software Works] also ran). 
as part of this installation and debugging process we would summarily stop this work each night to watch the latest episode of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman on a portable TV yours truly brought in...
as you may recall, yours truly had one of the Collins Packet Radio's with the LSI-11 (hostname Fernwood) attached to it in yours truly's office at the time which would look out at the PRNet antenna mast across the SRI parking lot to the building where the SRI-C3P0 and SRI-R2D2 Gateway PDP-11 resided.
yours truly believes that the SRI Bay Area PRNet LSI-11 to Tenex Host communications first occurred using Bill Plumbers Tenex User level BCPL TCP stuff before any USC-ISI (Tenex Monitor integrated TCP) was done.
unfortunately, neither Bill Plumber or Ray Tomlinson are around to corroborate/chime in on this, so maybe Dan Lynch, Jim Mathis (or even Ron Kunzelman, Keith Klemba, Don Cone could), but don't know if they are on the Internet-History list or not (but clearly should be)...
ah, those were The Fun Days... :-)
From: the tty of Geoffrey S. Goodfellow GEOFF at SRI-AI 

On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 12:54 PM Vint Cerf <vint at google.com> wrote:

July (or at least summer?) 1976 between the Packet Radio network mobile host (LSI-11) and probably a host at USC-ISI on the ARPANET. Nov 22, 1977 was the first 3 net test, adding the Packet Satellite Network
vint

On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 5:38 PM Joly MacFie <joly at punkcast.com> wrote:

Party pooper!
When was the first actual inter-network message sent using packet technology?

Joly MacFie
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On Tue, Nov 5, 2019, 5:13 PM Jay Hauben <hauben at columbia.edu> wrote:

Hi,
50 years ago the first data was sent between two ARPANET IMPS. The ARPANET was a forerunner of the Internet but was not itself an internet. It was a single network not an internetwork.
Take care.

Jay

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A brief follow up to last week's major do
<https://livestream.com/internetsociety/internet50> in LA, with a latin
flavor.

ISOC Live posted: "On Tuesday 5 November at 17:00 UTC (12:00 EST) LACNIC
will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first packet sent over the
Internet with a webinar: 50 Years Later, Looking Back at the Internet's
Birth. LACNIC's special guests will be three of the engin"

On *Tuesday 5 November* at *17:00 UTC* (12:00 EST) LACNIC will commemorate
the 50th anniversary of the first packet sent over the Internet with a
webinar: *50 Years Later, Looking Back at the Internet's Birth*. LACNIC's
special guests will be three of the engineers behind that achievement: *Leonard
Kleinrock*, *Charles Kline*, and *Steve Crocker*. The webinar will be
simulcast, in both English and Spanish, on the *Internet Society Livestream
Channels <https://isoc.live/>*.

*VIEW ON LIVESTREAM: http://livestream.com/internetsociety/internet50lacnic
<http://livestream.com/internetsociety/internet50lacnic> (ENGLISH) VIEW ON
USTREAM: https://video.ibm.com/channel/DKWsjfRLtPe
<https://video.ibm.com/channel/DKWsjfRLtPe> (ENGLISH)*

El *martes 5 de noviembre* a las *17:00 UTC* (12:00 EST), LACNIC
conmemorar? el 50 aniversario del primer paquete enviado por Internet con
un webinar: *Celebrando el aniversario 50 de Internet*. Los invitados
especiales de LACNIC ser?n tres de los ingenieros detr?s de ese logro: *Leonard
Kleinrock*, *Charles Kline* y *Steve Crocker*. El webinar se transmitir?
simult?neamente, en ingl?s y espa?ol, en los canales de* Internet Society
Livestream <https://isoc.live/>*.

*VIEW ON LIVESTREAM:
http://livestream.com/internetsociety2/internet50lacnic
<http://livestream.com/internetsociety2/internet50lacnic> (ESPA?OL)*
*VIEW ON USTREAM: https://video.ibm.com/channel/wJD3jzyMV7X
<https://video.ibm.com/channel/wJD3jzyMV7X> (ESPA?OL)*

*INFO: http://bit.ly/webinarInternet50 <http://bit.ly/webinarInternet50>*

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