IPv4 provides the host capabilities as defined by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). The following IPv4 protocols are supported:
IPv4 RFC |
Description |
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RFC 1122 |
Requirements for Internet Hosts, Communication Layers |
RFC 1123 |
Requirements for Internet Hosts, Application and Support |
RFC 791 |
Internet Protocol |
RFC 792 |
Internet Control Message Protocol |
RFC 768 |
User Datagram Protocol |
RFC 793 |
Transmission Control Protocol |
RFC 2236 |
Internet Group Multicast Protocol |
RFC 950 |
Internet Standard Subnetting Procedure |
RFC 1058 |
Routing Information Protocol |
RFC 1112 |
Host Extensions for IP Multicast |
RFC 854 |
Telnet Protocol Specification |
RFC 855 |
Telnet Option Specification |
RFC 959 |
File Transfer Protocol |
RFC 783 |
TFTP Protocol |
RFC 1350 |
The TFTP Protocol (Revision 2) |
RFC 1034 |
Domain Names - Concepts and Facilities |
RFC 1035 |
Domain Names - Implementation and Specification |
RFC 1055 |
Transmission of IP over Serial Lines |
RFC 826 |
Address Resolution Protocol |
RFC 903 |
A Reverse Address Resolution Protocol |
RFC 1661 |
Point-to-Point Protocol |
RFC 1570 |
PPP LCP Extensions |
RFC 2131 |
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol |
RFC 951 |
Bootstrap Protocol |
RFC 1497 |
BOOTP Vendor Information Extensions |
RFC 1532 |
Clarifications and Extensions for the Bootstrap Protocol |
RFC 1577 |
Classical IP and ARP over ATM |
RFC 2453 |
RIP Version 2 |