Computer Communication Review (ACM SIGCOMM), Volume 17

Volume 17, Number 1-2, January 1987

• Lixia Zhang:
  Some thoughts on the packet network architecture. 3-17
  
• S. Gruchevsky, D. Piscitello:
  The Burroughs integrated adaptive routing system (BIASTM). 18-34
  
• D. Farber, Lillian N. Cassel:
  Some observations on the performance of a 56 Kbit internet link. 35-47
  
• J. G. Tomas, Juan Pavón, O. Pereda:
  OSI service specification: SAP and CEP modelling. 48-70
  
• Hans W. Barz:
  Notable abbreviations in telecommunications. 71-99
  

Volume 17, Number 3, July 1987

• M. Witt:
  A comment on current source routing techniques. 4-6
  
• Kai Jakobs:
  OSI addressing strategies. 7-12
  
• Alistair Cockburn:
  Efficient implementation of the OSI protocol checksum algorithm using 8/16-bit arithmetic. 13-20
  
• S. Thomas:
  Netbios for ISO networks. 21-29
  
• A. R. Prieto, J. G. Tomas:
  A model to order the encryption algorithms according to their quality. 30-47
  
• G. P. Parr:
  Address resolution for an intelligent filtering bridge running on a subnetted ethernet system. 48-70
  

Volume 17, Number 4, August 1987

• C. Partridge, C. Mooers, M. Laubach:
  The CSNET information server: automatic document distribution using electronic mail. 3-10
  
• S. Thomas:
  A dynamic naming protocol for ISO networks. 11-24
  
• D. Irvin:
  An introduction to the transmission performance capabilities of IEEE 802-5 token-ring networks. 25-34
  

Volume 17, Number 5, October 1987

• Phil Karn, Craig Partridge:
  Improving round-trip time estimates in reliable transport protocols. 2-7
  
• Geoff Arnold:
  Internet protocol implementation experiences in PC-NFS. 8-14
  
• Richard E. Brown:
  The Kiewit network: a large Apple Talk internetwork. 15-26
  
• Charley Kline:
  Supercomputers on the internet: a case study. 27-33
  
• Mirjana Zafirovic-Vukotic, Ignas G. Niemegeers:
  Performance modelling of the Orwell basic access mechanism. 35-48
  
• Seshadri Mohan, Jianguo Qian, Nagendra L. Rao:
  Efficient point-to-point and point-to-multipoint selective-repeat ARQ schemes with multiple retransmissions: a throughput analysis. 49-57
  
• Jeffery H. Peden, Alfred C. Weaver:
  Performance of priorities on an 802.5 token ring. 58-66
  
• Jun Murai, Akira Kato:
  Researches in network development of JUNET. 68-77
  
• Jun Matsukata:
  Computer networking for large computers in Universities. 78-87
  
• Kimio Saito:
  The Sigma network. 88-97
  
• Jonathan Rosenberg, Craig Everhart, Nathaniel S. Borenstein:
  An overview of the Andrew message system. 99-108
  
• Sandra L. Murphy, A. Udaya Shankar:
  A verified connection management protocol for the transport layer. 110-125
  
• Fuchun J. Lin, P. M. Chu, Ming T. Liu:
  Protocol verification using reachability analysis: the state space explosion problem and relief strategies. 126-135
  
• Zamir Bavel, Jerzy W. Grzymala-Busse, Yen-Teh Hsia:
  New communication protocols from old. 136-150
  
• Kenneth L. Calvert, Simon S. Lam:
  An exercise in deriving a protocol conversion. 151-160
  
• Simon S. Lam, Ching-Tarng Hsieh:
  Modeling, analysis, and optimal routing of flow-controlled communication networks. 162-172
  
• Jeffrey L. Rosenberg, Steven A. Gruchevsky, David M. Piscitello:
  Adaptive routing in Burroughs network architecture. 173-184
  
• Paul F. Tsuchiya:
  An architecture for network-layer routing in OSI. 185-190
  
• David L. Mills, Hans-Werner Braun:
  The NSFNET backbone network. 191-196
  
• G. H. Masapati, George M. White:
  Algorithms for the reduction of timed finite state graphs. 198-216
  
• John J. Zic:
  Extensions to communicating sequential processes to allow protocol performance specification. 217-227
  
• David M. Cohen, Timothy M. Guinther:
  The IC system for protocol development. 228-233
  
• Larry L. Peterson:
  A yellow-pages service for a local-area network. 235-242
  
• Richard E. Schantz, Ken Schroder, Paul Neves:
  Resource management in the Cronus distributed operating system. 243-244
  
• Michael Stumm:
  Strategies for decentralized resource management. 245-253
  
• Greg Skinner, Joan M. Wrabetz, Louis Schreir:
  Resource management in a distributed internetwork environment. 254-258
  
• James Whitescarver, Prithviraj Mukherji, Murray Turoff, Ronald J. DeBlock Jr., Robert M. Czech, Bijoy K. Paul:
  A network environment for computer-supported cooperative work. 260-272
  
• Kristian Fischer, Wilhelm F. Racke:
  Integrating X.400 message handling into the IBM VM/SP environment. 273-282
  
• L. F. Ludwig, Dennis F. Dunn:
  Laboratory for emulation and study of integrated and coordinated media communication. 283-291
  
• Barry M. Leiner:
  Telescience and advanced technologies. 292
  
• Mark Blakey:
  Models of a very large distributed database. 294-305
  
• Leater F. Ludwig:
  A threaded/flow approach to reconfigurable distributed systems and service primitives architectures. 306-316
  
• Brett D. Fleisch:
  Distributed shared memory in a loosely coupled distributed system. 317-327
  
• Osamu Nakamura, Nobuo Saito:
  Resource management scheme in distributed environments. 328-334
  
• Cheng-Shong Wu, Victor O. K. Li:
  Receiver-initiated busy-tone multiple access in packet radio networks. 336-342
  
• Ashok Erramilli, R. P. Singh:
  A reliable and efficient multicast for broadband broadcast networks. 343-352
  
• David D. Clark, Mark L. Lambert, Lixia Zhang:
  NETBLT: a high throughput transport protocol. 353-359
  
• Paul D. Amer, Lillian N. Cassel:
  Measurement management service. 360-367
  
• Imrich Chlamtac, Alex Herman:
  An Ethernet compatible low cost/high performance communication solution. 369-380
  
• Radia J. Perlman, George Varghese:
  Transparent interconnection of incompatible local area networks using bridges. 381-389
  
• Christopher A. Kent, Jeffrey C. Mogul:
  Fragmentation considered harmful. 390-401
  
• Zygmunt J. Haas, David R. Cheriton:
  A case for packet switching in high-performance wide-area networks. 402-409