Fuzzball router

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The Fuzzball router was an early experimental software-based router used in the development and testing of the ARPANET and early Internet protocols.

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instanceOf Internet infrastructure component
experimental router
software-based router
basedOn general-purpose computing hardware
contrastsWith hardware-based routers
developedInContextOf ARPANET research
early Internet research
era early Internet era
late ARPANET era
field Internet engineering NERFINISHED
computer networking
hasImplementation software
hasRole routing packets in experimental networks
notableFor being an early software-based router
role in protocol experimentation
operatedOn ARPANET NERFINISHED
early Internet
partOf history of ARPANET
history of the Internet
usedFor development of ARPANET protocols
development of early Internet protocols
testing of ARPANET protocols
testing of early Internet protocols
usedIn experimental network environments
protocol development testbeds

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David L. Mills developed Fuzzball router