Maintenance Operations Protocol

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The Maintenance Operations Protocol (MOP) is a protocol of the DECnet protocol family introduced in 1975 by Digital Equipment Corporation .

It is located in the third lowest layer, the network layer , and is used to manage computer networks , which mainly contain company computers. Simple functions allow the system to be started or a console to be made available over the network.

literature

Maintenance Operations . In: DECnet: DIGITAL Network Architecture . Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, Massachusetts September 1983 ( ftp.digital.com [accessed March 1, 2007] version 3.0.0).

Web links

DECnet Protocols: MOP . protocols.com (English, protocols.com [accessed March 1, 2007]).