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What do you call the APRANET network of computers today?
ICANN
Who the founder of internet?
Possibally the US department of Defence(DoD) who created apranet , predecessor of internet.
What year did milnet first begin?
MILNET is an unclassified part of the ARPANET. It came into existence in 1983 when it was split from APRANET.
Who is the founder of the Internet?
Possibally the US department of Defence(DoD) who created apranet , predecessor of Internet.
Who and why was Email created?
The email was created out of the need for faster and more efficient communication. It started in the mid-1900's from timesharing computers called the APRANET and later became email.
What year was the at symbol chosen for email addresses?
Who put the @ in emails first Ray Tomlinson is credited with inventing the email as we know it today. He worked on apranet the first system of linked widely distributed computers the ancestor of the internet. He choose @ so that the computer system would recognise it asan email message and the symbol meant "at" before emails. See link below for the history of email
What are societal benefits of military technology?
The following is a partial list of military technologies that have practical commercial applications: Satellite technology: Used commercially for data & voice communications. GPS technology: In tandem with satellite technology, is used for positioning location. Infrared technology: In tandem with satellite technology, is used in meteorology. Fiber optics technology: Used for reliable & high speed data & voice transmission. Material technology: Kevlar, as an example, is used for as a light weight alternative in the construction industry. Computer technology: The military's Apranet was the precursor of today's Internet. Robotics technology: Used in several areas including orthopedics and manugacturing. Semi-conduction technology: Used in several areas including computer technology. Jet propulsion technology: Used in aeronautics engineering
When did ARAPNET go online?
The answer to this one is kind of hard. ARAPNET started as 2 computers one at UCLA and the other at Stanford, this was established in 1969. Then the commonly accepted 4 computer network that added UC Santa Barbara and University of Utah was established in December of 1969. December of 1971 spread the network accross 23 host computers. So those are your answers: 2 computers in 1969, 4 computers in December of 1969, or a 23 computer network in 1971. "The final requirement was to design a protocol to allow the computers to send and receive messages and data, known as an interface message processor (IMPs). Work on this was completed in 1968, and the time was ready to put the theory to the test. In October 1969, IMPs installed in computers at both UCLA and Stanford. UCLA students would 'login' to Stanford's computer, access its databases and try to send data. The experiment was successful and the fledgling network had come into being. By December 1969 APRANET comprised four host computers as with the addition of research centres in Santa Barbara and Utah. In the months that followed, scientists worked on refining the software that would expand the network's capabilities. At the same time, ever more computers were linked to the net. By December 1971 ARPANET linked 23 host computers to each other." Source: http://www.let.leidenuniv.nl/history/ivh/chap2.htm#The%20Creation%20of%20ARPANET
What year was the internet lauched?
the internet started in 1957 DARPA was created in 1958. But this only started the research that led to create the Internet. The Network Control Protocol (NCP) was finalized and deployed in December 1970 by the Network Working Group (NWG), led by Steve Crocker. But it was not until RFC 768 "User Datagram Protocol", RFC 791 "Internet Protocol", RFC 792 "Internet Control Message Protocol, RFC 793 "Transmission Control Protocol" were ratified in 1980 and 1981 that the Internet took shape. Modern protocols like e-mail, ftp, telnet, http ... all depend on these underlying protocols. The ARPANET host protocol was switched from NCP to TCP/IP as of January 1, 1983. The underlying protocols that run the Internet have fundamentally changed since this date. Much later on Mar. 11, 1999 Al Gore claims to have invented the Internet: "During my service in the United States Congress, I took the initiative in creating the Internet." References: http://www.isoc.org/internet/history/brief.shtml
