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[Thomas DeBellis]

Yes, MIT-MC was a KL, but I had forgotten about the 1822 interface.  
Some of MIT's ITS machines (PDP-6, KA's, KL) eventually became 2020's.  
I don't remember what XX (or EECS) were transmogrified into.  Everything 
on the ARPAnet ran NCP before TCP/IP.  I was very sorry to see NCP go as 
it was friendlier to 36 bit machines as opposed to IP, which assumes 
everything is eight bits.

There were actually two 20's on the ARPAnet at Marlboro.  2102 was 
indeed a 2065 with an AN20.  Although it was down the hall from me (I 
was on 2116), I never used it because in the evenings you never knew who 
was doing monitor development and had left an MDDT  breakpoint 
someplace.  The Federal Systems groups system was a 2020, but that area 
was deserted after an hour into 2nd shift.

I can't remember how the 2020 was connected and I don't remember their 
ARPAnet names.  I think one of them was DEC-MARLBORO, I just can't 
remember which one!

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> On 4/23/20 6:37 PM, Peter Lothberg wrote:
>
> MIT-MC is a KL10A, with a home-built 1822 interface, named the
> KL-UGE. And ITS had IP/NCP beforeIP/TCP.
>
> The DEC20 on Arpanet in Marlboro was a 2060/2065 with an AN20.
>
> -P
>
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