IBM Network Control Program

ID: ibm-network-control-program

The IBM Network Control Program (NCP) was a network operating system developed by IBM for the System/360 and later for its System/370 mainframe computers. Initially released in the 1970s, NCP was designed to manage communications between different IBM computers and peripheral devices over networks. It served as a key component in IBM's SNA (Systems Network Architecture) communications framework.

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