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better suited for a secure net. He discusses the handling of "ports" as capabilities (in an access control sense) but does not consider the potential problems of controlling the establishment of end-to-end communications paths (i.e., setting up the encipherment keys). Since the "connections" in his scheme would only exist for the flow of one message, the dialog-oriented approach that we have taken for the SC might not apply. In contrast, the current ARPA net protocol is connection-oriented (a connection is created by control commands for use during a dialog) and therefore seems to fit well with our scheme. However, the intuitive appeal of using a message-oriented protocol for a message-switched network deserves additional attention.
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Specifically noted were the Walden Message-Switching Protocol, ARPA H-H Protocol, NPL High-Level Protocol, CYCLADES Protocol, and EPSS Protocol.... Perhaps the only historical difference that would have occurred if DARPA had switched to the INWG 96 protocol is that rather than Cerf and Kahn being routinely cited as "fathers of the Internet," maybe Cerf, Scantlebury, Zimmermann, and I would have been.
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The authors wish to thank a number of colleagues for helpful comments during early discussions of international network protocols, especially R. Metcalfe, R. Scantlebury, D. Walden, and H. Zimmerman; D. Davies and L. Pouzin who constructively commented on the fragmentation and accounting issues; and
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The discussion will generally be limited to ARPA-like protocols (CRO-71), but will also consider suggested variations such as Walden's message-switching protocol. ... At the same time, the basic protocol selection should be reviewed to see if the message-switching protocol of Walden might be
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and contributed to content related to digital typesetting and publishing. He had also served as the group's director and treasurer. Walden received a honorary doctorate from the San Francisco State University in 2014, for his contributions to the ARPANET. Walden was the co-founder of Center for
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At the New York meeting, a small team of engineers (E. Aupperle, V. Cerf, B. Kahn, A. McKenzie, R. Metcalfe, R. Scantlebury, et al.) with implementation experience in ARPANET (US), Cyclades (F), MERIT (US), and NPL (UK) created a first draft of an International Transmission Protocol (ITP). ...
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IMP team in 1969 (left to right): Truett Thatch, Bill Bartell (Honeywell), Dave Walden, Jim Geisman, Robert Kahn, Frank Heart, Ben Barker, Marty Thorpe, Will Crowther, and Severo Ornstein Not pictured: Bernie
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Walden, D. C, "A System tor Interprocess Communication in a Resource Sharing Computer Network," Com. of ACM, April 1972, pp 221-230.
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for the network. Specifically, Walden's efforts focused on developing the packet switching and routing software for the IMP.
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Walden married Sara Elizabeth Cowles, an educational administrator, in 1966. The couple had a son. Walden died of
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that was a precursor of the modern internet. During his time at BBN, the group of engineers developed the
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He developed what became known as the "Walden message switching protocol", and was acknowledged by
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Four practical revolutions in management: systems for creating unique organizational capability
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McKenzie, Alexander (2011). "INWG and the Conception of the Internet: An Eyewitness Account".
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in 1967. It was here that he was part of the seven-member engineering team that developed the
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Walden was born on June 7, 1942, to Velva (nÊe Diede) and Clarence Walden in
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S. Crocker who commented on the creation and destruction of associations.
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A culture of innovation: insider accounts of computing and live at BBN
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David Walden – Remembering the BBN ARPANET Project
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and wrote extensively on the topic. He was also a member of the
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A new American TQM: four practical revolutions in management
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Toward the latter part of his career, Walden focused on
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who contributed to the engineering development of the
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Longview, Washington
East Sandwich, Massachusetts
ARPANET
Internet pioneer
ARPANET
Internet
Interface Message Processor
packet switching
node
IEEE Computer Society
TeX Users Group
Longview, Washington
San Francisco Bay Area
University of California, Berkeley
San Francisco State University
numerical analysis
IBM 1620
computer

programmer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lincoln Laboratory
Bolt Beranek & Newman (BBN)
packet switching
ARPANET
computer networks
Interface Message Processor
Network Operations Center
Vint Cerf

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