Using Networking
The ISO/OSI model is helpful for visualizing the way in which the networking layers interact. The model does not, however, tell you how to use the networking. Two widely used networking services that may be running on your system(s) and are worth taking a look at are ARPA and NFS.
The products we're about to cover in the upcoming sections fall under the umbrella of "Internet Services." The first networking product to try on your system is what is sometimes called ARPA Services - what I have been calling ARPA. ARPA is a combination of “ARPA Services” and “Berkeley Services." ARPA Services supports communications among systems running different operating systems, and Berkeley Services supports UNIX systems. The terms ARPA and ...
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