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Steve Crocker joins the history of networking to describe how and why these documents came to be. Many of the standards that make the Internet "go" are described in Requests for Comments, or RFCs. History of Networking
Steve Crocker is an Internet pioneer and computer scientist with experience in academia, government, and industry. He managed research at DARPA in the early 1970s, founded the computer science research laboratory at The Aerospace Corporation in the early 1980s, co-founded CyberCash, Inc. in the early 1990s, and served on the board of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers from ...
Steve Crocker. Stephen Crocker ( Pasadena (California), 15 de octubre de 1944) es un pionero en la comunicación entre ordenadores Internet y experto en seguridad computacional. Sus inicios en este campo se remontan a la década de los años 60s. En el verano de 1969 creó una red de comunicación y transmisión de archivos, entre los puntos ...
7. Apr. 2020 · Mit dem RFC 1 begann eine Erfolgsgeschichte. Das Internet kennt viele Geburtstage. Heute ist einer, denn vor 51 Jahren verschickte Steve Crocker den allerersten "Request for Comment" – mit der ...
Steve Crocker volunteered to organize the NWG notes. At an ARPA meeting in March, 1969 in Utah, Crocker created the first Request For Comments document, titled “Host Software”, RFC 001, to document the work of the NWG. (Crocker is also known for development of the first ARPANET network protocol, the Network Control Program .)
Steve Crocker is the chief architect of the Arpanet's Request for Comments (RFC) process and one of the founding members of the Network Working Group, the forerunner of the Internet Engineering ...
Steve Crocker jest zaangażowany w rozwój Internetu od jego powstania. Pod koniec lat 60. XX wieku, jako student UCLA, był członkiem zespołu opracowującego protokoły dla sieci ARPANET, która ustaliła podwaliny współczesnego Internetu. Za ten wkład Crocker otrzymał nagrodę IEEE Internet Award w 2002 roku.
