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The use of mini-computer subnets in computer communication networks is now widely established. Such subnets are normally designed for the fast response traffic of interactive computer usage. An alternative design, orientated to the high volume, slow response traffic of non-interactive computing, is described. The mini-computers have local disc based file stores through which the message traffic is spooled. These message spooling processors need not form a conventional communications subnet since only one message spooling processor is needed between any two host computers. This paper examines the advantages derived from message spooling in a variety of modes of operation.

Experience of using message spooling processors in a non-interactive network