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The DASH network communication architecture

Anderson et al., 1988

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12711222894578156950
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Anderson D
Wahbe R
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DASH is an experimental distributed system intended for large high-performance networks connecting heterogeneous and mutually distrustful hosts. The DASH network communication architecture is based on the Parameterized Message Channel abstraction. It …
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