论文信息 - Computer network development to achieve resource sharing

Computer network development to achieve resource sharing

In this paper a computer network is defined to be a set of autonomous, independent computer systems, interconnected so as to permit interactive resource sharing between any pair of systems. An overview of the need for a computer network, the requirements of a computer communication system, a description of the properties of the communication system chosen, and the potential uses of such a network are described in this paper.

Barry D. Wessler | Lawrence G. Roberts | L. Roberts | B. Wessler

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