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AUTODIN

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AUTODIN
(AUTOmatic DIgital Network) The worldwide communications network of the U.S. Defense Communications System.
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It replaced AUTODIN as well as other disparate e-mail systems within the Department of Defense.
The DOD role in homeland security by Erckenbrack, Adrian A.; Scholer, Aaron / Joint Force Quarterly
Slated to replace AUTODIN, the Defense Messaging System provides for encrypted, guaranteed-delivery, time-priority messaging.
The U.S. Army Security Assistance Command by Spalding, Ken / DISAM Journal
Specialized Protocols As a case in point, the Micronet Message Switch, with up to 24 ports, accomodates some 30 protocols including Telex I, Telex II and DDD 110/300/1200 asynchronous, HDLC; polled network protocols such as 8A1, 83B3, and 85A1; TTY, X-on and X-off; batch protocols such as IBM 3270 (batch) and i780/3780 bi-synchronous, and Autodin and Infocom ClassI, II and III, among others.
Technical Advances in Data Communications Alter Large-Scale Messaging ... by Sternberg, R. / Communications News
 
 
 
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