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Remote terminal emulator development and application criteria

This paper is a general discussion of remote terminal emulation; its history, processes, implementation techniques, and application criteria. The remote terminal emulator is a measurement tool, and as such, requires a functional understanding of its operation for proper application. Too often the emulator has been applied as an external loading device without the user comprehending that it is also a network simulator operating under the constraints of the communication disciplines and limitations.
 This paper does not attempt to establish guidelines or rules respective to the emulator's usage, but rather, discusses areas which should be investigated and analyzed prior to the experiment definition.