Appletalk Address Resolution Protocol (RTMP) is a term from computer science.

Appletalk the Address Resolution Protocol, or briefly RTMP, is minutes that from the link layer on higher layers illustrates the addresses dynamically. AARP uses the physical tokens ring or Ethernet address for the illustration of the knots in an Appletalk net. As a component the Appletalk MIB is to be administered the AARP table in a the position the ADDRESS Mapping table.

It is defined in RFC 1742.

Minutes belong to the link layer.

The Appletalk minutes pile

Appletalk minutes can be divided into several layers, which form a minutes pile (protocol stack). Minutes can be arranged as follows in the ISO OSI reference model:

Literature

• Sidhu, Andrew, Oppenheimer: Inside Appletalk, 2nd, Addison-Wesley, 1999
• Apple Computer Inc.: Inside Macintosh: Networking, 2nd, Addison-Wesley, 1994, Chapter 1 - Introduction ton of Appletalk (on-line version)

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