Initial Connection Protocol

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Initial Connection Protocol was an early ARPANET protocol that established and managed initial communication sessions between host computers in the precursor to the modern internet.

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Initial Connection Protocol canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ARPANET protocol
communication protocol
network protocol
associatedWith early Internet research community
category historical Internet protocol
communicationModel host-to-host communication
communicationScope inter-host communication on ARPANET
designedFor host computers on ARPANET
developedFor ARPANET
surface form: U.S. Department of Defense ARPANET project
domain Internet history
computer networking
era early ARPANET era
function coordinate initial setup of communication parameters between hosts
support establishment of logical connections over ARPANET
historicalContext precursor to the modern Internet
implementedOn ARPANET host computers
influenced subsequent Internet protocol design concepts
infrastructure ARPANET packet-switching network
networkType packet-switched network
operatedOnLayer host-to-host communication layer
partOf early ARPANET host-to-host communication system
precedes standardization of TCP/IP on the ARPANET
predecessorOf later ARPANET host-to-host protocols
purpose establish initial communication sessions between host computers
manage initial communication sessions between host computers
relatedTo Network Control Protocol
surface form: Network Control Program

Transmission Control Protocol
role early session establishment mechanism on ARPANET
status obsolete
usedIn ARPANET

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ARPANET protocol suite hasComponent Initial Connection Protocol
ICP fullName Initial Connection Protocol
subject surface form: ICP (Initial Connection Protocol)