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Subject: Re: ISO8473 vs. IP
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Date: Tue, 8-Sep-87 12:02:20 EDT
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   Date:     Mon, 7 Sep 87 12:21:51 GMT-0:00
   From: Yuko Murayama <murayama@Cs.Ucl.AC.UK>

   Could anyone let me know about the difference between ISO 8473
   (protocol for providing the connectionless-mode network service)
   and the DARPA IP?

   Yuko Murayama
   a Ph.D. student
   Dept of Computer Science
   University College London

A document put out by the National Research Council in 1985 briefly
describes the differences between the DoD IP and ISO IP pp 18-24.
The report is mostly dedicated to the comparison between TCP and
TP4 but has a small section on the two IP comparison.
"Transport Protocols for Department of Defense Data Networks",
Report to the Department of Defense and the Bureau of Standards.
Committee on Computer-Computer Communication Protocols,
Board on Telecommunications and Computer Applications,
Commission on Engineering and Technical Systems, National Research
Council.
NATIONAL ACADEMY PRESS, Washington, D.C. February 1985.

Hope this is helpful.

Shiraz Bhanji.