ACM SIGCOMM Symposium 1985

• Robert K. Brandriff, Clifford A. Lynch, Mark H. Needleman:
  Development of a TCP/IP for the IBM/370. 2-8
  
• Richard Colella, Robert Aronoff, Kevin Mills:
  Performance improvements for ISO transport. 9-16
  
• D. Drynan, D. Baker:
  An internodal protocol for packet switched data networks. 17-21
  
• Willy Zwaenepoel:
  Protocols for large data transfers over local networks. 22-32
  
• J. Field, D. Lyon, E. Parker, E. Yousefzadeh:
  Ku-Band earth stations for data communications (panel session - title only). 33
  
• Krishan K. Sabnani, Anton T. Dahbura:
  A new technique for generating protocol test. 36-43
  
• Radia J. Perlman:
  An algorithm for distributed computation of a spanningtree in an extended LAN. 44-53
  
• Mohamed G. Gouda, Khe-Sing The:
  Modeling physical layer protocols using communicating finite state machines. 54-62
  
• David P. Anderson, Lawrence H. Landweber:
  A grammar-based methodology for protocol specification and implementation. 63-70
  
• Vinton G. Cerf, D. Clark, Douglas Comer, Larry L. Peterson, Douglas B. Terry:
  DARPA interdomain addressing (panel session, title only). 71
  
• Douglas Comer:
  Domain names: hierarchy in need of organization (panel session, abstract only). 72
  
• Larry L. Peterson:
  Domain names: more questions than answers (panel session, abstract only). 73
  
• Kuriacose Joseph, A. Dobson, G. D. White, D. Jeannes, R. D. Stubbs, Stephen C. Poppe, D. Dingus:
  Operational experience with packet switching networks (panel session, title only). 75-81
  
• T. C. Buttle:
  Chairman's remarks (panel session, abstract only). 76
  
• A. Dobson:
  Datapac (panel session, abstract only). 77
  
• G. D. White:
  Line operations network growth issues (panel session, abstract only). 78
  
• D. Jeannes:
  Technology for managing large packet switching networks (panel session, abstract only). 79
  
• R. D. Stubbs, L. Dee Swymer, T. L. Quinn:
  Operations considerations in a large privated packet switching network. 80
  
• Stephen C. Poppe:
  Solving growth problems in a rapidly expanding PDN (panel session, abstract only). 81
  
• Mario Gerla, H. W. Chan:
  Window selection in flow controlled networks. 84-92
  
• Kevin Wong, Nicolas D. Georganas:
  Strategies for optimal capacity allocations in DAMA satellite communication systems. 93-99
  
• M. Chu, D. Drynan, L. R. Benning:
  Integrating satellite links into a land-based packet network. 100-104
  
• Radia J. Perlman, E. Stecher, P. Karp:
  Directory services/IBM versus CCITT (panel session, title only). 105
  
• Marc W. A. Hornbeek:
  An integrated test center for SL-10 packet networks. 108-114
  
• Kim-Joan Chen, Jerrold F. Stach, Tsong-Ho Wu:
  A new method for topological design in large, traffic laden packet switched networks. 115-121
  
• Jonathan S. Turner:
  Design of an integrated services packet network. 124-133
  
• L. T. Wu:
  Mixing traffic in a buffered banyan network. 134-139
  
• Amr El Abbadi, Thomas Räuchle:
  A resilient communication structure for local area netowrks. 140-145
  
• Bahram Enshayan:
  ALPHA transport. 146-154
  
• L. J. Miller, P. Leach, A. Freier, R. Lyon, F. Parr:
  Remote procedure calls varsus problem-orinted protocols (panel session, title only). 155
  
• Douglas Comer, Larry L. Peterson:
  Issues in using DARPA domain names for computer mail. 158-164
  
• R. Aubin, P. Ng:
  A path-oriented routing strategy for packet switching networks with end-to-end protocols. 165-171
  
• David R. Cheriton, Stephen E. Deering:
  Host groups: a multicast extension for datagram internetworks. 172-179
  
• D. Clark, S. Newman, Daryl J. Eigen, A. Clark, J. Mackie, J. Kaufeld:
  Integrated services digital network (ISDN, panel). 181
  
• Kenneth O. Zoline, William Lidinsky:
  An approach for interconnecting SNA and XNS Networks. 184-198
  
• Richard S. Gilbert, Wolfgang B. Kleinöoder:
  CNMGRAF--graphic presentation services for network management. 199-206
  
• Nachum Shacham, A. Maurer, J. Schiller:
  End user applications (panel session, title only). 207
  
• Daryl J. Eigen:
  ISDN architecture: a basis for new services. 210-211