论文信息 - The use of a remote procedure call protocol for high speed data transfer on an ethernet

The use of a remote procedure call protocol for high speed data transfer on an ethernet

Abstract In this paper the development of a local area network based on Ethernet running a remote procedure call protocol is described. A working definition of the software protocol is provided together with the implementation details for an LSI 11/23 computer running RT11 and for a VAX 11/750 computer running VMS. The performance characteristics of this network have been measured and data rates of at least 62 kbytes s −1 have been consistently recorded for disk-to-disk data transfer between these two machine types.

Paul Kummer | Robin Tasker | Frances Rake | David Hines

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