rfc 1700

• reynolds & postel [page 171]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  note: ethernet 48-bit address blocks are assigned by the ieee.
  
  ieee registration authority
  c/o iris ringel
  ieee standards department
  445 hoes lane, p.o. box 1331
  piscataway, nj 08855-1331
  phone +1 908 562 3813
  fax: +1 908 562 1571
  
  iana ethernet address block
  
  the iana owns an ethernet address block which may be used for
  multicast address asignments or other special purposes.
  
  the address block in ieee binary is: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0111 1010
  
  in the normal internet dotted decimal notation this is 0.0.94 since
  the bytes are transmitted higher order first and bits within bytes are
  transmitted lower order first (see "data notation" in the
  introduction).
  
  ieee csma/cd and token bus bit transmission order: 00 00 5e
  
  ieee token ring bit transmission order: 00 00 7a
  
  appearance on the wire (bits transmitted from left to right):
  
  0 23 47
  | | |
  1000 0000 0000 0000 0111 1010 xxxx xxx0 xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
  | |
  multicast bit 0 = internet multicast
  1 = assigned by iana for
  other uses
  
  appearance in memory (bits transmitted right-to-left within octets,
  octets transmitted left-to-right):
  
  0 23 47
  | | |
  0000 0001 0000 0000 0101 1110 0xxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
  | |
  multicast bit 0 = internet multicast
  
  reynolds & postel [page 172]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  1 = assigned by iana for other uses
  
  the latter representation corresponds to the internet standard
  bit-order, and is the format that most programmers have to deal with.
  using this representation, the range of internet multicast addresses
  is:
  
  01-00-5e-00-00-00 to 01-00-5e-7f-ff-ff in hex, or
  
  1.0.94.0.0.0 to 1.0.94.127.255.255 in dotted decimal
  
  ethernet vendor address components
  
  ethernet hardware addresses are 48 bits, expressed as 12 hexadecimal
  digits (0-9, plus a-f, capitalized). these 12 hex digits consist of
  the first/left 6 digits (which should match the vendor of the ethernet
  interface within the station) and the last/right 6 digits which
  specify the interface serial number for that interface vendor.
  
  ethernet addresses might be written unhyphenated (e.g., 123456789abc),
  or with one hyphen (e.g., 123456-789abc), but should be written
  hyphenated by octets (e.g., 12-34-56-78-9a-bc).
  
  these addresses are physical station addresses, not multicast nor
  broadcast, so the second hex digit (reading from the left) will be
  even, not odd.
  
  at present, it is not clear how the ieee assigns ethernet block
  addresses. whether in blocks of 2**24 or 2**25, and whether
  multicasts are assigned with that block or separately. a portion of
  the vendor block address is reportedly assigned serially, with the
  other portion intentionally assigned randomly. if there is a global
  algorithm for which addresses are designated to be physical (in a
  chipset) versus logical (assigned in software), or globally-assigned
  versus locally-assigned addresses, some of the known addresses do not
  follow the scheme (e.g., aa0003; 02xxxx).
  
  00000c cisco
  00000e fujitsu
  00000f next
  000010 sytek
  00001d cabletron
  000020 diab (data intdustrier ab)
  000022 visual technology
  00002a trw
  
  reynolds & postel [page 173]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  000032 gpt limited (reassigned from gec computers ltd)
  00005a s & koch
  00005e iana
  000065 network general
  00006b mips
  000077 mips
  00007a ardent
  000089 cayman systems gatorbox
  000093 proteon
  00009f ameristar technology
  0000a2 wellfleet
  0000a3 network application technology
  0000a6 network general (internal assignment, not for products)
  0000a7 ncd x-terminals
  0000a9 network systems
  0000aa xerox xerox machines
  0000b3 cimlinc
  0000b7 dove fastnet
  0000bc allen-bradley
  0000c0 western digital
  0000c5 farallon phone net card
  0000c6 hp intelligent networks operation (formerly eon systems)
  0000c8 altos
  0000c9 emulex terminal servers
  0000d7 dartmouth college (ned router)
  0000d8 3com? novell? ps/2
  0000dd gould
  0000de unigraph
  0000e2 acer counterpoint
  0000ef alantec
  0000fd high level hardvare (orion, uk)
  000102 bbn bbn internal usage (not registered)
  0020af 3com ???
  001700 kabel
  008064 wyse technology / link technologies
  00802b imac ???
  00802d xylogics, inc. annex terminal servers
  00808c frontier software development
  0080c2 ieee 802.1 committee
  0080d3 shiva
  00aa00 intel
  00dd00 ungermann-bass
  00dd01 ungermann-bass
  020701 racal interlan
  020406 bbn bbn internal usage (not registered)
  026086 satelcom megapac (uk)
  02608c 3com ibm pc; imagen; valid; cisco
  02cf1f cmc masscomp; silicon graphics; prime exl
  
  reynolds & postel [page 174]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  080002 3com (formerly bridge)
  080003 acc (advanced computer communications)
  080005 symbolics symbolics lisp machines
  080008 bbn
  080009 hewlett-packard
  08000a nestar systems
  08000b unisys
  080011 tektronix, inc.
  080014 excelan bbn butterfly, masscomp, silicon graphics
  080017 nsc
  08001a data general
  08001b data general
  08001e apollo
  080020 sun sun machines
  080022 nbi
  080025 cdc
  080026 norsk data (nord)
  080027 pcs computer systems gmbh
  080028 ti explorer
  08002b dec
  08002e metaphor
  08002f prime computer prime 50-series lhc300
  080036 intergraph cae stations
  080037 fujitsu-xerox
  080038 bull
  080039 spider systems
  080041 dca digital comm. assoc.
  080045 ???? (maybe xylogics, but they claim not to know this number)
  080046 sony
  080047 sequent
  080049 univation
  08004c encore
  08004e bicc
  080056 stanford university
  080058 ??? decsystem-20
  08005a ibm
  080067 comdesign
  080068 ridge
  080069 silicon graphics
  08006e concurrent masscomp
  080075 dde (danish data elektronik a/s)
  08007c vitalink translan iii
  080080 xios
  080086 imagen/qms
  080087 xyplex terminal servers
  080089 kinetics appletalk-ethernet interface
  08008b pyramid
  08008d xyvision xyvision machines
  
  reynolds & postel [page 175]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  080090 retix inc bridges
  484453 hds ???
  800010 at&t
  aa0000 dec obsolete
  aa0001 dec obsolete
  aa0002 dec obsolete
  aa0003 dec global physical address for some dec machines
  aa0004 dec local logical address for systems running
  decnet
  
  ethernet multicast addresses
  
  an ethernet multicast address consists of the multicast bit, the
  23-bit vendor component, and the 24-bit group identifier assigned by
  the vendor. for example, dec is assigned the vendor component
  08-00-2b, so multicast addresses assigned by dec have the first
  24-bits 09-00-2b (since the multicast bit is the low-order bit of the
  first byte, which is "the first bit on the wire").
  
  ethernet type
  address field usage
  
  multicast addresses:
  
  01-00-5e-00-00-00- 0800 internet multicast [rfc1112]
  01-00-5e-7f-ff-ff
  01-00-5e-80-00-00- ???? internet reserved by iana
  01-00-5e-ff-ff-ff
  01-80-c2-00-00-00 -802- spanning tree (for bridges)
  09-00-02-04-00-01? 8080? vitalink printer
  09-00-02-04-00-02? 8080? vitalink management
  09-00-09-00-00-01 8005 hp probe
  09-00-09-00-00-01 -802- hp probe
  09-00-09-00-00-04 8005? hp dtc
  09-00-1e-00-00-00 8019? apollo domain
  09-00-2b-00-00-00 6009? dec mumps?
  09-00-2b-00-00-01 8039? dec dsm/dtp?
  09-00-2b-00-00-02 803b? dec vaxeln?
  09-00-2b-00-00-03 8038 dec lanbridge traffic monitor (ltm)
  09-00-2b-00-00-04 ???? dec map end system hello
  09-00-2b-00-00-05 ???? dec map intermediate system hello
  09-00-2b-00-00-06 803d? dec csma/cd encryption?
  09-00-2b-00-00-07 8040? dec netbios emulator?
  09-00-2b-00-00-0f 6004 dec local area transport (lat)
  09-00-2b-00-00-1x ???? dec experimental
  09-00-2b-01-00-00 8038 dec lanbridge copy packets
  
  reynolds & postel [page 176]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  (all bridges)
  09-00-2b-01-00-01 8038 dec lanbridge hello packets
  (all local bridges)
  1 packet per second, sent by the
  designated lanbridge
  09-00-2b-02-00-00 ???? dec dna lev. 2 routing layer routers?
  09-00-2b-02-01-00 803c? dec dna naming service advertisement?
  09-00-2b-02-01-01 803c? dec dna naming service solicitation?
  09-00-2b-02-01-02 803e? dec dna time service?
  09-00-2b-03-xx-xx ???? dec default filtering by bridges?
  09-00-2b-04-00-00 8041? dec local area sys. transport (last)?
  09-00-2b-23-00-00 803a? dec argonaut console?
  09-00-4e-00-00-02? 8137? novell ipx
  09-00-56-00-00-00- ???? stanford reserved
  09-00-56-fe-ff-ff
  09-00-56-ff-00-00- 805c stanford v kernel, version 6.0
  09-00-56-ff-ff-ff
  09-00-77-00-00-01 ???? retix spanning tree bridges
  09-00-7c-02-00-05 8080? vitalink diagnostics
  09-00-7c-05-00-01 8080? vitalink gateway?
  0d-1e-15-ba-dd-06 ???? hp
  ab-00-00-01-00-00 6001 dec maintenance operation protocol
  (mop) dump/load assistance
  ab-00-00-02-00-00 6002 dec maintenance operation protocol
  (mop) remote console
  1 system id packet every 8-10 minutes,
  by every:
  dec lanbridge
  dec deuna interface
  dec delua interface
  dec deqna interface
  (in a certain mode)
  ab-00-00-03-00-00 6003 decnet phase iv end node hello
  packets 1 packet every 15 seconds,
  sent by each decnet host
  ab-00-00-04-00-00 6003 decnet phase iv router hello packets
  1 packet every 15 seconds, sent by
  the decnet router
  ab-00-00-05-00-00 ???? reserved dec through
  ab-00-03-ff-ff-ff
  ab-00-03-00-00-00 6004 dec local area transport (lat) - old
  ab-00-04-00-xx-xx ???? reserved dec customer private use
  ab-00-04-01-xx-yy 6007 dec local area vax cluster groups
  sys. communication architecture (sca)
  cf-00-00-00-00-00 9000 ethernet configuration test protocol
  (loopback)
  
  broadcast address:
  
  reynolds & postel [page 177]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 0600 xns packets, hello or gateway search?
  6 packets every 15 seconds, per xns
  station
  ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 0800 ip (e.g. rwhod via udp) as needed
  ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 0804 chaos
  ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 0806 arp (for ip and chaos) as needed
  ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 0bad banyan
  ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 1600 valid packets, hello or gateway
  search?
  1 packets every 30 seconds, per valid
  station
  ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 8035 reverse arp
  ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 807c merit internodal (inp)
  ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 809b ethertalk
  
  references
  
  [rfc894] hornig, c., "a standard for the transmission of ip datagrams
  over ethernet networks, std 41, rfc 894, symbolics,
  april 1984.
  
  [rfc895] postel, j., "a standard for the transmission of ip datagrams
  over experimental ethernet networks, std 42, rfc 895,
  usc/information sciences institute, april 1984.
  
  [rfc1112] deeering, s., "host extensions for ip multicasting",
  std 5, rfc 1112, stanford university, august 1989.
  
  people
  
  [axc] andrew cherenson <arc@sgi.com>
  
  [dcp1] david plummer <dcp@scrc-quabbin.arpa>
  
  [dt15] daniel tappan <tappan@bbn.com>
  
  [hwb] hans-werner braun <hwb@mcr.umich.edu>
  
  [jbp] jon postel <postel@isi.edu>
  
  [jkr1] joyce k. reynolds <jkrey@isi.edu>
  
  [jxm] joseph murdock <---none--->
  
  [xerox] fonda pallone (415-813-7164)
  
  reynolds & postel [page 178]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…ana/assignments/ethernet-numbers
  
  reynolds & postel [page 179]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  x.25 type numbers
  
  ccitt defines the high order two bits of the first octet of call user
  data as follows:
  
  00 - used for other ccitt recomendations (such as x.29)
  01 - reserved for use by "national" administrative
  authorities
  10 - reserved for use by international administrative authoorities
  11 - reserved for arbitrary use between consenting dtes
  
  call user data (hex) protocol reference
  ------------------- -------- ---------
  
  01 pad [gs2]
  c5 blacker front-end descr dev [agm]
  cc ip [rfc877,agm]*
  cd iso-ip [agm]
  cf ppp [rfc1598]
  dd network monitoring [agm]
  
  *note: iso sc6/wg2 approved assignment in iso 9577 (january 1990).
  
  references
  
  [rfc877] korb, j., "a standard for the transmission of ip datagrams
  over public data networks", rfc 877, purdue university,
  september 1983.
  
  [rfc1598] simpson, w., "pppin x.25", rfc 1598, daydreamer, march 1994.
  
  people
  
  [agm] andy malis <malis_a@timeplex.com>
  
  [gs2] greg satz <satz@cisco.com>
  
  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…ana/assignments/x25-type-numbers
  
  reynolds & postel [page 180]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  public data network numbers
  
  one of the internet class a networks is the international system of
  public data networks. this section lists the mapping between the
  internet addresses and the public data network addresses (x.121).
  
  assignments:
  
  internet public data net description references
  -------------- ----------------- ----------- ----------
  014.000.000.000 reserved [jbp]
  014.000.000.001 3110-317-00035 00 purdue-tn [tn]
  014.000.000.002 3110-608-00027 00 uwisc-tn [tn]
  014.000.000.003 3110-302-00024 00 udel-tn [tn]
  014.000.000.004 2342-192-00149 23 ucl-vtest [pk]
  014.000.000.005 2342-192-00300 23 ucl-tg [pk]
  014.000.000.006 2342-192-00300 25 uk-satnet [pk]
  014.000.000.007 3110-608-00024 00 uwisc-ibm [ms56]
  014.000.000.008 3110-213-00045 00 rand-tn [mo2]
  014.000.000.009 2342-192-00300 23 ucl-cs [pk]
  014.000.000.010 3110-617-00025 00 bbn-van-gw [jd21]
  014.000.000.011 2405-015-50300 00 chalmers [uxb]
  014.000.000.012 3110-713-00165 00 rice [pam6]
  014.000.000.013 3110-415-00261 00 decwrl [pam6]
  014.000.000.014 3110-408-00051 00 ibm-sj [sxa3]
  014.000.000.015 2041-117-01000 00 shape [jfw]
  014.000.000.016 2628-153-90075 00 dfvlr4-x25 [gb7]
  014.000.000.017 3110-213-00032 00 isi-van-gw [jd21]
  014.000.000.018 2624-522-80900 52 fgan-siemens-x25 [gb7]
  014.000.000.019 2041-170-10000 00 shape-x25 [jfw]
  014.000.000.020 5052-737-20000 50 uqnet [axh]
  014.000.000.021 3020-801-00057 50 dmc-crc1 [vxt]
  014.000.000.022 2624-522-80329 02 fgan-fganffmvax-x25 [gb7]
  014.000.000.023 2624-589-00908 01 ecrc-x25 [pxd]
  014.000.000.024 2342-905-24242 83 uk-mod-rsre [jxe2]
  014.000.000.025 2342-905-24242 82 uk-van-rsre [axm]
  014.000.000.026 2624-522-80329 05 dfvlrsun-x25 [gb7]
  014.000.000.027 2624-457-11015 90 seletfmsun-x25 [bxd]
  014.000.000.028 3110-408-00146 00 cdc-svl [ram57]
  014.000.000.029 2222-551-04400 00 sun-cnuce [abb2]
  014.000.000.030 2222-551-04500 00 icnucevm-cnuce [abb2]
  014.000.000.031 2222-551-04600 00 spare-cnuce [abb2]
  014.000.000.032 2222-551-04700 00 icnucevx-cnuce [abb2]
  014.000.000.033 2222-551-04524 00 cisco-cnuce [abb2]
  014.000.000.034 2342-313-00260 90 spider-gw [ad67]
  
  reynolds & postel [page 181]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  014.000.000.035 2342-313-00260 91 spider-exp [ad67]
  014.000.000.036 2342-225-00101 22 praxis-x25a [txr]
  014.000.000.037 2342-225-00101 23 praxis-x25b [txr]
  014.000.000.038 2403-712-30250 00 diab-taby-gw [fxb]
  014.000.000.039 2403-715-30100 00 diab-lkp-gw [fxb]
  014.000.000.040 2401-881-24038 00 diab-taby1-gw [fxb]
  014.000.000.041 2041-170-10060 00 stc [tc27]
  014.000.000.042 2222-551-00652 60 cnuce [tc27]
  014.000.000.043 2422-510-05900 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.044 2422-670-08900 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.045 2422-516-01000 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.046 2422-450-00800 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.047 2422-610-00200 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.048 2422-310-00300 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.049 2422-470-08800 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.050 2422-210-04600 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.051 2422-130-28900 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.052 2422-310-27200 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.053 2422-250-05800 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.054 2422-634-05900 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.055 2422-670-08800 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.056 2422-430-07400 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.057 2422-674-07800 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.058 2422-230-16900 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.059 2422-518-02900 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.060 2422-370-03100 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.061 2422-516-03400 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.062 2422-616-04400 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.063 2422-650-23500 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.064 2422-330-02500 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.065 2422-350-01900 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.066 2422-410-00700 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.067 2422-539-06200 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.068 2422-630-07200 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.069 2422-470-12300 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.070 2422-470-13000 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.071 2422-170-04600 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.072 2422-516-04300 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.073 2422-530-00700 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.074 2422-650-18800 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.075 2422-450-24500 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.076 2062-243-15631 00 dpt-bxl-ddc [lz15]
  014.000.000.077 2062-243-15651 00 dpt-bxl-ddc2 [lz15]
  014.000.000.078 3110-312-00431 00 dpt-chi [lz15]
  014.000.000.079 3110-512-00135 00 dpt-sat-eng [lz15]
  014.000.000.080 2080-941-90550 00 dpt-par [lz15]
  014.000.000.081 4545-511-30600 00 dpt-pbsc [lz15]
  014.000.000.082 4545-513-30900 00 dpt-hongkong [lz15]
  
  reynolds & postel [page 182]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  014.000.000.083 4872-203-55000 00 ueci-taipei [lz15]
  014.000.000.084 2624-551-10400 20 dpt-hanovr [lz15]
  014.000.000.085 2624-569-00401 99 dpt-fnkfrt [lz15]
  014.000.000.086 3110-512-00134 00 dpt-sat-supt [lz15]
  014.000.000.087 4602-3010-0103 20 du-x25a [jk64]
  014.000.000.088 4602-3010-0103 21 fdu-x25b [jk64]
  014.000.000.089 2422-150-33700 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.090 2422-271-07100 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.091 2422-516-00100 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.092 2422-650-18800 00 norsk informas. [oxg]
  014.000.000.093 2422-250-30400 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.094 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.095 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.096 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.097 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.098 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.099 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.100 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.101 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.102 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.103 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.104 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.105 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.106 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.107 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.108 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.109 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.110 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.111 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.112 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.113 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.114 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.115 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.116 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.117 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.118 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.119 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.120 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.121 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.122 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.123 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.124 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.125 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.126 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.127 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.128 leissner data ab [pxf1]
  014.000.000.129 2422-150-17900 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.130 2422-150-42700 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  
  reynolds & postel [page 183]
  
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  014.000.000.131 2422-190-41900 00 t-g airfreight as [oxg]
  014.000.000.132 2422-616-16100 00 tollpost-globe as [oxg]
  014.000.000.133 2422-150-50700-00 tollpost-globe int. [oxg]
  014.000.000.134 2422-190-28100-00 intersped as [oxg]
  
  014.000.000.135-014.255.255.254 unassigned [jbp]
  014.255.255.255 reserved [jbp]
  
  the standard for transmission of ip datagrams over the public data
  network is specified in rfc-1356 [69].
  
  references
  
  [rfc877] korb, j., "a standard for the transmission of ip datagrams
  over public data networks", rfc 877, purdue university,
  september 1983.
  
  people
  
  [abb2] a. blasco bonito <blasco@icnucevm.cnuce.cnr.it>
  
  [ad67] andy davis <andy@spider.co.uk>
  
  [axh] arthur harvey <harvey@gah.enet.dec.com>
  
  [axm] alex martin <---none--->
  
  [bxd] brian dockter <---none--->
  
  [fxb] <mystery contact>
  
  [gb7] gerd beling <gbeling@isi.edu>
  
  [jbp] jon postel <postel@isi.edu.
  
  [jd21] jonathan dreyer <dreyer@ccv.bbn.com>
  
  [jfw] jon f. wilkes <wilkes@ccint1.rsre.mod.uk>
  
  [jk64] mystery contact!
  
  [jxe2] jeanne evans <jme%rsre.mod.uk@cs.ucl.ac.uk>
  
  [lz15] lee ziegenhals <lcz@sat.datapoint.com>
  
  [ms56] marvin solomon <solomon@cs.wisc.edu>
  
  reynolds & postel [page 184]
  
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  [mo2] michael o'brien <obrien@aerospace.aero.org>
  
  [oxg] oyvind gjerstad <ogj%tglobe2.uucp@nac.no>
  
  [pam6] paul mcnabb <pam@purdue.edu>
  
  [pk] peter kirstein <kirstein@nss.cs.ucl.ac.uk>
  
  [pxd] peter delchiappo <---none--->
  
  [pxf1] per futtrup <---none--->
  
  [ram57] rex mann <---none--->
  
  [sxa3] sten andler <---none--->
  
  [tn] thomas narten <narten@purdue.edu>
  
  [tc27] thomas calderwood <tcalderw@bbn.com>
  
  [txr] tim rylance <praxis!tkr@uunet.uu.net>
  
  [uxb] <mystery contact>
  
  [vxt] v. taylor <vktaylor@ncs.dnd.ca>
  
  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…assignments/public-data-network-
  numbers
  
  reynolds & postel [page 185]
  
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  milnet link numbers
  
  the word "link" here refers to a field in the original milnet host/imp
  interface leader. the link was originally defined as an 8-bit field.
  later specifications defined this field as the "message-id" with a
  length of 12 bits. the name link now refers to the high order 8 bits of
  this 12-bit message-id field. the host/imp interface is defined in bbn
  report 1822 [bbn1822].
  
  the low-order 4 bits of the message-id field are called the sub-link.
  unless explicitly specified otherwise for a particular protocol, there
  is no sender to receiver significance to the sub-link. the sender may
  use the sub-link in any way he chooses (it is returned in the rfnm by
  the destination imp), the receiver should ignore the sub-link.
  
  link assignments:
  
  decimal description references
  ------- ----------- ----------
  0-63 bbncc monitoring [mb]
  64-149 unassigned [jbp]
  150 xerox ns idp [ethernet,xerox]
  151 unassigned [jbp]
  152 parc universal protocol [pup,xerox]
  153 tip status reporting [jgh]
  154 tip accounting [jgh]
  155 internet protocol [regular] [rfc791,jbp]
  156-158 internet protocol [experimental] [rfc791,jbp]
  159 figleaf link [jbw1]
  160 blacker local network protocol [dm28]
  161-194 unassigned [jbp]
  195 iso-ip [rfc926,rxm]
  196-247 experimental protocols [jbp]
  248-255 network maintenance [jgh]
  
  milnet logical addresses
  
  the milnet facility for "logical addressing" is described in [rfc878]
  and [rfc1005]. a portion of the possible logical addresses are
  reserved for standard uses.
  
  there are 49,152 possible logical host addresses. of these, 256 are
  reserved for assignment to well-known functions. assignments for
  well-known functions are made by the iana. assignments for other
  
  reynolds & postel [page 186]
  
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  logical host addresses are made by the nic.
  
  logical address assignments:
  
  decimal description references
  ------- ----------- ----------
  0 reserved [jbp]
  1 the bbn core gateways [mb]
  2-254 unassigned [jbp]
  255 reserved [jbp]
  
  milnet x.25 address mappings
  
  all milnet hosts are assigned addresses by the defense data network
  (ddn). the address of a milnet host may be obtained from the network
  information center (nic), represented as an ascii text string in what
  is called "host table format". this section describes the process by
  which milnet x.25 addresses may be derived from addresses in the nic
  host table format.
  
  a nic host table address consists of the ascii text string
  representations of four decimal numbers separated by periods,
  corresponding to the four octeted of a thirty-two bit internet
  address. the four decimal numbers are referred to in this section as
  "n", "h' "l", and "i". thus, a host table address may be represented
  as: "n.h.l.i". each of these four numbers will have either one, two,
  or three decimal digits and will never have a value greater than 255.
  for example, in the host table, address: "10.2.0.124", n=10, h=2, l=0,
  and i=124. to convert a host table address to a milnet x.25 address:
  
  1. if h < 64, the host table address corresponds to the x.25
  physical address:
  
  zzzz f iiihhzz (ss)
  
  where:
  
  zzzz = 0000 as required
  
  f = 0 because the address is a physical address;
  
  iii is a three decimal digit respresentation of
  "i", right-adjusted and padded with leading
  
  reynolds & postel [page 187]
  
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  zeros if required;
  
  hh is a two decimal digit representation of "h",
  right-adjusted and padded with leading zeros
  if required;
  
  zz = 00 and
  
  (ss) is optional
  
  in the example given above, the host table address 10.2.0.124
  corresponds to the x.25 physical address 000001240200.
  
  2. if h > 64 or h = 64, the host table address corresponds to the
  x.25 logical address
  
  zzzz f rrrrrzz (ss)
  
  where:
  
  zzzz = 0000 as required
  
  f = 1 because the address is a logical address;
  
  rrrrr is a five decimal digit representation of
  the result "r" of the calculation
  
  r = h * 256 + i
  
  (note that the decimal representation of
  "r" will always require five digits);
  
  zz = 00 and
  
  (ss) is optional
  
  thus, the host table address 10.83.0.207 corresponds to the x.25
  logical address 000012145500.
  
  in both cases, the "n" and "l" fields of the host table address are
  not used.
  
  references
  
  [bbn1822] bbn, "specifications for the interconnection of a host and
  
  reynolds & postel [page 188]
  
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  an imp", report 1822, bolt beranek and newman, cambridge,
  massachusetts, revised, december 1981.
  
  [ethernet] "the ethernet, a local area network: data link layer and
  physical layer specification", aa-k759b-tk, digital
  equipment corporation, maynard, ma. also as: "the ethernet
  - a local area network", version 1.0, digital equipment
  corporation, intel corporation, xerox corporation,
  september 1980. and: "the ethernet, a local area network:
  data link layer and physical layer specifications",
  digital, intel and xerox, november 1982. and: xerox, "the
  ethernet, a local area network: data link layer and
  physical layer specification", x3t51/80-50, xerox
  corporation, stamford, ct., october 1980.
  
  [pup] boggs, d., j. shoch, e. taft, and r. metcalfe, "pup: an
  internetwork architecture", xerox palo alto research center,
  csl-79-10, july 1979; also in ieee transactions on
  communication, volume com-28, number 4, april 1980.
  
  [rfc791] postel, j., ed., "internet protocol - darpa internet program
  protocol specification", std 5, rfc 791, usc/information
  sciences institute, september 1981.
  
  [rfc878] malis, andrew, "the arpanet 1822l host access protocol",
  rfc 878, bbn communications corp., december 1983.
  
  [rfc926] international standards organization, "protocol for providing
  the connectionless-mode network services", rfc 926, iso,
  december 1984.
  
  [rfc1005] khanna, a., and a. malis, "the arpanet ahip-e host access
  protocol (enhanced ahip)", rfc 1005, bbn communications
  corp., may 1987.
  
  people
  
  [dm28] dennis morris <morrisd@imo-uvax.dca.mil>
  
  [jbp] jon postel <postel@isi.edu>
  
  [jbw1] joseph walters, jr. <jwalters@bbn.com>
  
  [jgh] jim herman <herman@ccj.bbn.com>
  
  [mb] michael brescia <brescia@ccv.bbn.com>
  
  reynolds & postel [page 189]
  
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  [rxm] robert myhill <myhill@ccs.bbn.com>
  
  [xerox] fonda pallone <---none--->
  
  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…na/assignments/milnet-parameters
  
  reynolds & postel [page 190]
  
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  xns protocol types
  
  assigned well-known socket numbers
  
  routing information 1
  echo 2
  router error 3
  experimental 40-77
  
  assigned internet packet types
  
  routing information 1
  echo 2
  error 3
  packet exchange 4
  sequenced packet 5
  pup 12
  dod ip 13
  experimental 20-37
  
  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…a/assignments/xns-protocol-types
  
  reynolds & postel [page 191]
  
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  internet / xns protocol mappings
  
  below are two tables describing the arrangement of protocol fields or
  type field assignments so that one could send xns datagrams on the
  milnet or internet datagrams on 10mb ethernet, and also protocol and
  type fields so one could encapsulate each kind of datagram in the
  other.
  
  upper| dod ip | pup | ns ip |
  lower | | | |
  --------------|--------|--------|--------|
  | type | type | type |
  3mb ethernet | 1001 | 1000 | 3000 |
  | octal | octal | octal |
  --------------|--------|--------|--------|
  | type | type | type |
  10 mb ethernet| 0800 | 0200 | 0600 |
  | hex | hex | hex |
  --------------|--------|--------|--------|
  | link | link | link |
  milnet | 155 | 152 | 150 |
  | decimal| decimal| decimal|
  --------------|--------|--------|--------|
  
  upper| dod ip | pup | ns ip |
  lower | | | |
  --------------|--------|--------|--------|
  | |protocol|protocol|
  dod ip | x | 12 | 22 |
  | | decimal| decimal|
  --------------|--------|--------|--------|
  | | | |
  pup | ? | x | ? |
  | | | |
  --------------|--------|--------|--------|
  | type | type | |
  ns ip | 13 | 12 | x |
  | decimal| decimal| |
  --------------|--------|--------|--------|
  
  []
  
  reynolds & postel [page 192]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…/iana/assignments/ip-xns-mapping
  
  reynolds & postel [page 193]
  
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  pronet 80 type numbers
  
  below is the current list of pronet 80 type numbers. note: a protocol
  that is on this list does not necessarily mean that there is any
  implementation of it on pronet.
  
  of these, protocols 1, 14, and 20 are the only ones that have ever
  been seen in arp packets.
  
  for reference, the header is (one byte/line):
  
  destination hardware address
  source hardware address
  data link header version (2)
  data link header protocol number
  data link header reserved (0)
  data link header reserved (0)
  
  some protocols have been known to tuck stuff in the reserved fields.
  
  those who need a protocol number on pronet-10/80 should contact john
  shriver (jas@proteon.com).
  
  1 ip
  2 ip with trailing headers
  3 address resolution protocol
  4 proteon hdlc
  5 vax debugging protocol (mit)
  10 novell netware (ipx and pre-ipx) (old format,
  3 byte trailer)
  11 vianetix
  12 pup
  13 watstar protocol (university of waterloo)
  14 xns
  15 diganostics
  16 echo protocol (link level)
  17 banyan vines
  20 decnet (deuna emulation)
  21 chaosnet
  23 ieee 802.2 or iso 8802/2 data link
  24 reverse address resolution protocol
  29 tokenview-10
  31 appletalk lap data packet
  33 cornell boot server location protocol
  34 novell netware ipx (new format, no trailer,
  new xor checksum)
  
  reynolds & postel [page 194]
  
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  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…ssignments/pronet80-type-numbers
  
  reynolds & postel [page 195]
  
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  novell sap numbers of interest
  
  for the convenience of the internet community the iana maitains a list
  of novell service access point (sap) numbers. this list is kept
  up-to-date- by contributions from the community. please send
  corrections and additions to iana@isi.edu.
  
  novell saps
  ====== ====
  
  decimal hex sap description
  ======= ==== ===============
  
  0 0000 unknown
  1 0001 user
  2 0002 user group
  3 0003 print queue or print group
  4 0004 file server (slist source)
  5 0005 job server
  6 0006 gateway
  7 0007 print server or silent print server
  8 0008 archive queue
  9 0009 archive server
  10 000a job queue
  11 000b administration
  15 000f novell ti-rpc
  23 0017 diagnostics
  32 0020 netbios
  33 0021 nas sna gateway
  35 0023 nacs async gateway or asynchronous gateway
  36 0024 remote bridge or routing service
  38 0026 bridge server or asynchronous bridge server
  39 0027 tcp/ip gateway server
  40 0028 point to point (eicon) x.25 bridge server
  41 0029 eicon 3270 gateway
  42 002a chi corp ???
  44 002c pc chalkboard
  45 002d time synchronization server or asynchronous timer
  46 002e sap archive server or sms target service agent
  69 0045 di3270 gateway
  71 0047 advertising print server
  75 004b btrieve vap/nlm 5.0
  76 004c netware sql vap/nlm server
  77 004d xtree network version netware xtree
  80 0050 btrieve vap 4.11
  82 0052 quicklink (cubix)
  83 0053 print queue user
  88 0058 multipoint x.25 eicon router
  
  reynolds & postel [page 196]
  
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  96 0060 stlb/nlm ???
  100 0064 arcserve
  102 0066 arcserve 3.0
  114 0072 wan copy utility
  122 007a tes-netware for vms
  146 0092 watcom debugger or emerald tape backup server
  149 0095 dda obgyn ???
  152 0098 netware access server (asynchronous gateway)
  154 009a netware for vms ii or named pipe server
  155 009b netware access server
  158 009e portable netware server or sunlink nvt
  161 00a1 powerchute apc ups nlm
  170 00aa lawserve ???
  172 00ac compaq ida status monitor
  256 0100 pipe stail ???
  258 0102 lan protect bindery
  259 0103 oracle database server
  263 0107 netware 386 or rspx remote console
  271 010f novell sna gateway
  274 0112 print server (hp)
  276 0114 csa mux (f/communications executive)
  277 0115 csa lca (f/communications executive)
  278 0116 csa cm (f/communications executive)
  279 0117 csa sma (f/communications executive)
  280 0118 csa dba (f/communications executive)
  281 0119 csa nma (f/communications executive)
  282 011a csa ssa (f/communications executive)
  283 011b csa status (f/communications executive)
  286 011e csa appc (f/communications executive)
  294 0126 sna test ssa profile
  298 012a csa trace (f/communications executive)
  304 0130 communications executive
  307 0133 nns domain server or netware naming services domain
  309 0135 netware naming services profile
  311 0137 netware 386 print queue or nns print queue
  321 0141 lan spool server (vap, intel)
  338 0152 irmalan gateway
  340 0154 named pipe server
  360 0168 intel pickit comm server or intel cas talk server
  369 171 unknown???
  371 0173 compaq
  372 0174 compaq snmp agent
  373 0175 compaq
  384 0180 xtree server or xtree tools
  394 18a unknown??? running on a novell server
  432 01b0 garp gateway (net research)
  433 01b1 binfview (lan support group)
  447 01bf intel landesk manager
  
  reynolds & postel [page 197]
  
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  458 01ca axtec ???
  459 01cb netmode ???
  460 1cc unknown??? sheva netmodem???
  472 01d8 castelle faxpress server
  474 01da castelle lanpress print server
  476 1dc castille fax/xerox 7033 fax server/excel lan fax
  496 01f0 legato ???
  501 01f5 legato ???
  563 0233 nms agent or netware management agent
  567 0237 nms ipx discovery or lantern read/write channel
  568 0238 nms ip discovery or lantern trap/alarm channel
  570 023a labtern
  572 023c maverick ???
  574 23e unknown??? running on a novell server
  575 023f used by eleven various novell servers
  590 024e remote something ???
  618 026a network management (nms) service console
  619 026b time synchronization server (netware 4.x)
  632 0278 directory server (netware 4.x)
  772 0304 novell saa gateway
  776 0308 com or vermed 1 ???
  778 030a gallacticom bbs
  780 030c intel netport 2 or hp jetdirect or hp quicksilver
  800 0320 attachmate gateway
  807 0327 microsoft diagnostiocs ???
  821 0335 multitech systems multisynch comm server
  853 0355 arcada backup exec
  858 0358 mslcd1 ???
  865 0361 netinelo ???
  894 037e twelve novell file servers in the pc3m family
  895 037f virusafe notify
  902 0386 hp bridge
  903 0387 hp hub
  916 0394 netware saa gateway
  923 039b lotus notes
  951 03b7 certus anti virus nlm
  964 03c4 arcserve 4.0 (cheyenne)
  967 03c7 lanspool 3.5 (intel)
  990 03de gupta sequel base server or netware sql
  993 03e1 univel unixware
  996 03e4 univel unixware
  1020 03fc intel netport
  1021 03fd print server queue ???
  1034 40a ipnserver??? running on a novell server
  1035 40b unknown???
  1037 40d lverrman??? running on a novell server
  1038 40e lvlic??? running on a novell server
  1040 410 unknown??? running on a novell server
  
  reynolds & postel [page 198]
  
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  1044 0414 kyocera
  1065 0429 site lock virus (brightworks)
  1074 0432 ufhelp r ???
  1075 433 sunoptics snmp agent???
  1100 044c backup ???
  1111 457 canon gp55??? running on a canon gp55 network printer
  1115 045b dell scsi array (dsa) monitor
  1200 04b0 cd-net (meridian)
  1217 4c1 unknown???
  1299 513 emulux nqa??? something from emulex
  1312 0520 site lock checks
  1321 0529 site lock checks (brightworks)
  1325 052d citrix os/2 app server
  1344 536 milan ???
  1408 0580 mcafee's netshield anti-virus
  1569 621 ?? something from emulex
  1571 623 unknown??? running on a novell server
  1900 076c xerox
  2857 0b29 site lock
  3113 0c29 site lock applications
  3116 0c2c licensing server
  9088 2380 lai site lock
  9100 238c meeting maker
  18440 4808 site lock server or site lock metering vap/nlm
  21845 5555 site lock user
  25362 6312 tapeware
  28416 6f00 rabbit gateway (3270)
  30467 7703 modem??
  32770 8002 netport printers (intel) or lanport
  32776 8008 wordperfect network version
  34238 85be cisco enhanced interior routing protocol (eigrp)
  34952 8888 wordperfect network version or quick network management
  36864 9000 mcafee's netshield anti-virus
  38404 9604 ?? csa-nt_mon
  61727 f11f site lock metering vap/nlm
  61951 f1ff site lock
  62723 f503 ?? sca-nt
  65535 ffff any service or wildcard
  
  this file is
  
  ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…a/assignments/novell-sap-numbers
  
  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…a/assignments/novell-sap-numbers
  
  reynolds & postel [page 199]
  
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  point-to-point protocol field assignments
  
  ppp dll protocol numbers
  
  the point-to-point protocol (ppp) data link layer [146,147,175]
  contains a 16 bit protocol field to identify the the encapsulated
  protocol. the protocol field is consistent with the iso 3309 (hdlc)
  extension mechanism for address fields. all protocols must be
  assigned such that the least significant bit of the most significant
  octet equals "0", and the least significant bit of the least
  significant octet equals "1".
  
  assigned ppp dll protocol numbers
  
  value (in hex) protocol name
  
  0001 padding protocol
  0003 to 001f reserved (transparency inefficient)
  0021 internet protocol
  0023 osi network layer
  0025 xerox ns idp
  0027 decnet phase iv
  0029 appletalk
  002b novell ipx
  002d van jacobson compressed tcp/ip
  002f van jacobson uncompressed tcp/ip
  0031 bridging pdu
  0033 stream protocol (st-ii)
  0035 banyan vines
  0037 reserved (until 1993)
  0039 appletalk eddp
  003b appletalk smartbuffered
  003d multi-link
  003f netbios framing
  0041 cisco systems
  0043 ascom timeplex
  0045 fujitsu link backup and load balancing (lblb)
  0047 dca remote lan
  0049 serial data transport protocol (ppp-sdtp)
  004b sna over 802.2
  004d sna
  004f ip6 header compression
  006f stampede bridging
  007d reserved (control escape) [rfc1661]
  007f reserved (compression inefficient) [rfc1662]
  00cf reserved (ppp nlpid)
  00fb compression on single link in multilink group
  00fd 1st choice compression
  
  reynolds & postel [page 200]
  
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  00ff reserved (compression inefficient)
  
  0201 802.1d hello packets
  0203 ibm source routing bpdu
  0205 dec lanbridge100 spanning tree
  0231 luxcom
  0233 sigma network systems
  
  8001-801f not used - reserved [rfc1661]
  8021 internet protocol control protocol
  8023 osi network layer control protocol
  8025 xerox ns idp control protocol
  8027 decnet phase iv control protocol
  8029 appletalk control protocol
  802b novell ipx control protocol
  802d reserved
  802f reserved
  8031 bridging ncp
  8033 stream protocol control protocol
  8035 banyan vines control protocol
  8037 reserved till 1993
  8039 reserved
  803b reserved
  803d multi-link control protocol
  803f netbios framing control protocol
  807d not used - reserved [rfc1661]
  8041 cisco systems control protocol
  8043 ascom timeplex
  8045 fujitsu lblb control protocol
  8047 dca remote lan network control protocol (rlncp)
  8049 serial data control protocol (ppp-sdcp)
  804b sna over 802.2 control protocol
  804d sna control protocol
  804f ip6 header compression control protocol
  006f stampede bridging control protocol
  80cf not used - reserved [rfc1661]
  80fb compression on single link in multilink group control
  80fd compression control protocol
  80ff not used - reserved [rfc1661]
  
  c021 link control protocol
  c023 password authentication protocol
  c025 link quality report
  c027 shiva password authentication protocol
  c029 callback control protocol (cbcp)
  c081 container control protocol [ken]
  c223 challenge handshake authentication protocol
  c281 proprietary authentication protocol [ken]
  
  reynolds & postel [page 201]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  c26f stampede bridging authorization protocol
  c481 proprietary node id authentication protocol [ken]
  
  protocol field values in the "0xxx" to "3xxx" range identify the
  network-layer protocol of specific datagrams, and values in the "8xxx"
  to "bxxx" range identify datagrams belonging to the associated network
  control protocol (ncp), if any.
  
  it is recommended that values in the "02xx" to "1exx" and "xx01" to
  "xx1f" ranges not be assigned, as they are compression inefficient.
  
  protocol field values in the "4xxx" to "7xxx" range are used for
  protocols with low volume traffic which have no associated ncp.
  
  protocol field values in the "cxxx" to "exxx" range identify datagrams
  as control protocols (such as lcp).
  
  ppp lcp and ipcp codes
  
  the point-to-point protocol (ppp) link control protocol (lcp), [146]
  the compression control protocol (ccp), internet protocol control
  protocol (ipcp), [147] and other control protocols, contain an 8 bit
  code field which identifies the type of packet. these codes are
  assigned as follows:
  
  code packet type
  ---- -----------
  1 configure-request
  2 configure-ack
  3 configure-nak
  4 configure-reject
  5 terminate-request
  6 terminate-ack
  7 code-reject
  8 * protocol-reject
  9 * echo-request
  10 * echo-reply
  11 * discard-request
  12 * identification
  13 * time-remaining
  14 + reset-request
  15 + reset-reply
  
  * lcp only
  + ccp only
  
  ppp lcp configuration option types
  
  reynolds & postel [page 202]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  the point-to-point protocol (ppp) link control protocol (lcp)
  specifies a number of configuration options [146] which are
  distinguished by an 8 bit type field. these types are assigned as
  follows:
  
  type configuration option
  ---- --------------------
  1 maximum-receive-unit
  2 async-control-character-map
  3 authentication-protocol
  4 quality-protocol
  5 magic-number
  6 reserved
  7 protocol-field-compression
  8 address-and-control-field-compression
  9 fcs-alternatives
  10 self-describing-pad
  11 numbered-mode
  12 multi-link-procedure
  13 callback
  14 connect-time
  15 compound-frames
  16 nominal-data-encapsulation
  17 multilink-mrru
  18 multilink-short-sequence-number-header-format
  19 multilink-endpoint-discriminator
  20 proprietary [ken]
  21 dce-identifier [schneider]
  
  ppp lcp fcs-alternatives
  
  the point-to-point protocol (ppp) link control protocol (lcp)
  fcs-alternatives configuration option contains an 8-bit options field
  which identifies the fcs used. these are assigned as follows:
  
  bit fcs
  ---- ----------
  1 null fcs
  2 ccitt 16-bit fcs
  4 ccitt 32-bit fcs
  
  ppp lcp callback operation fields
  
  the point-to-point protocol (ppp) link control protocol (lcp) callback
  configuration option contains an 8-bit operations field which
  identifies the format of the message. these are assigned as follows:
  
  reynolds & postel [page 203]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  operation description
  --------- ---------------------------
  0 location determined by user authentication.
  1 dialing string.
  2 location identifier.
  3 e.164 number.
  4 x.500 distinguished name.
  5 unassigned
  6 location is determined during cbcp negotiation.
  
  ppp ipcp configuration option types
  
  the point-to-point protocol (ppp) internet protocol control protocol
  (ipcp) specifies a number of configuration options [147] which are
  distinguished by an 8 bit type field. these types are assigned as
  follows:
  
  type configuration option
  ---- --------------------
  1 ip-addresses (deprecated)
  2 ip-compression-protocol
  3 ip-address
  
  ppp atcp configuration option types
  
  the point-to-point protocol (ppp) apple talk control protocol (atcp)
  specifies a number of configuration options [rfc-1378] which are
  distinguished by an 8 bit type field. these types are assigned as
  follows:
  
  type configuration option
  ---- --------------------
  1 appletalk-address
  2 routing-protocol
  3 suppress-broadcasts
  4 at-compression-protocol
  5 reserved
  6 server-information
  7 zone-information
  8 default-router-address
  
  ppp osinlcp configuration option types
  
  the point-to-point protocol (ppp) osi network layer control protocol
  (osinlcp) specifies a number of configuration options [rfc-1377] which
  are distinguished by an 8 bit type field. these types are assigned as
  follows:
  
  reynolds & postel [page 204]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  type configuration option
  ---- --------------------
  1 align-npdu
  
  ppp bridging configuration option types
  
  the point-to-point protocol (ppp) bridging control protocol (bcp)
  specifies a number of configuration options which are distinguished by
  an 8 bit type field. these types are assigned as follows:
  
  type configuration option
  ---- --------------------
  1 bridge-identification
  2 line-identification
  3 mac-support
  4 tinygram-compression
  5 lan-identification
  6 mac-address
  7 spanning-tree-protocol
  
  ppp bridging mac types
  
  the point-to-point protocol (ppp) bridging control protocol (bcp)
  contains an 8 bit mac type field which identifies the mac
  encapsulated. these types are assigned as follows:
  
  type mac
  ---- -----------
  0 reserved
  1 ieee 802.3/ethernet with cannonical addresses
  2 ieee 802.4 with cannonical addresses
  3 ieee 802.5 with non-cannonical addresses
  4 fddi with non-cannonical addresses
  5-10 reserved
  11 ieee 802.5 with cannonical addresses
  12 fddi with cannonical addresses
  
  ppp bridging spanning tree
  
  the point-to-point protocol (ppp) bridging control protocol (bcp)
  spanning tree configuration option contains an 8-bit protocol field
  which identifies the spanning tree used. these are assigned as
  follows:
  
  protocol spanning tree
  -------- ---------------
  0 null - no spanning tree protocol supported
  1 ieee 802.1d spanning tree protocol
  
  reynolds & postel [page 205]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  2 ieee 802.1g extended spanning tree protocol
  3 ibm source route spanning tree protocol
  4 dec lanbridge 100 spanning tree protocol
  
  references
  
  [rfc1661] simpson, w., editor, "the point-to-point protocol (ppp)",
  std 51, rfc 1661, daydreamer, july 1994.
  
  [rfc1662] simpson, w., editor, "ppp in hdlc-like framing", std 51, rfc
  1662, daydreamer, july 1994.
  
  people
  
  [ken] <ken@funk.com>
  
  [schneider] kevin schneider <kevin@adtran.com>
  
  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…tes/iana/assignments/ppp-numbers
  
  reynolds & postel [page 206]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  machine names
  
  these are the official machine names as they appear in the domain name
  system hinfo records and the nic host table. their use is described
  in [rfc952].
  
  a machine name or cpu type may be up to 40 characters taken from the
  set of uppercase letters, digits, and the two punctuation characters
  hyphen and slash. it must start with a letter, and end with a letter
  or digit.
  
  amiga-500
  amiga-500/010
  amiga-500/020
  amiga-500/ec030
  amiga-500/030
  amiga-600
  amiga-1000
  amiga-1000/010
  amiga-1000/020
  amiga-1000/ec030
  amiga-1000/030
  amiga-1200
  amiga-1200/ec030
  amiga-1200/030
  amiga-1200/ec040
  amiga-1200/lc040
  amiga-1200/040
  amiga-2000
  amiga-2000/010
  amiga-2000/020
  amiga-2000/ec030
  amiga-2000/030
  amiga-2000/lc040
  amiga-2000/ec040
  amiga-2000/040
  amiga-3000
  amiga-3000/ec040
  amiga-3000/lc040
  amiga-3000/040
  amiga-3000/060
  amiga-4000/ec030
  amiga-4000/030
  amiga-4000/lc040
  amiga-4000/040
  amiga-4000/060
  alto
  
  reynolds & postel [page 207]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  altos-6800
  amdahl-v7
  apollo
  apple-macintosh
  apple-powerbook
  atari-104st
  att-3b1
  att-3b2
  att-3b20
  att-7300
  axp
  bbn-c/60
  burroughs-b/29
  burroughs-b/4800
  butterfly
  c/30
  c/70
  cadlinc
  cadr
  cdc-170
  cdc-170/750
  cdc-173
  cdtv
  cdtv/060
  cd32
  celerity-1200
  club-386
  compaq-386/20
  comten-3690
  cp8040
  cray-1
  cray-x/mp
  cray-2
  ctiws-117
  dandelion
  dec-10
  dec-1050
  dec-1077
  dec-1080
  dec-1090
  dec-1090b
  dec-1090t
  dec-2020t
  dec-2040
  dec-2040t
  dec-2050t
  dec-2060
  dec-2060t
  
  reynolds & postel [page 208]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  dec-2065
  dec-axp
  dec-falcon
  dec-ks10
  decstation
  dec-vax
  dec-vaxcluster
  dec-vaxstation
  dec-vax-11730
  dorado
  dps8/70m
  elxsi-6400
  everex-386
  foonly-f2
  foonly-f3
  foonly-f4
  gould
  gould-6050
  gould-6080
  gould-9050
  gould-9080
  h-316
  h-60/68
  h-68
  h-68/80
  h-89
  honeywell-dps-6
  honeywell-dps-8/70
  hp3000
  hp3000/64
  ibm-158
  ibm-360/67
  ibm-370/3033
  ibm-3081
  ibm-3084qx
  ibm-3101
  ibm-4331
  ibm-4341
  ibm-4361
  ibm-4381
  ibm-4956
  ibm-6152
  ibm-pc
  ibm-pc/at
  ibm-pc/rt
  ibm-pc/xt
  ibm-rs/6000
  ibm-series/1
  
  reynolds & postel [page 209]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  imagen
  imagen-8/300
  imsai
  integrated-solutions
  integrated-solutions-68k
  integrated-solutions-creator
  integrated-solutions-creator-8
  intel-386
  intel-ipsc
  is-1
  is-68010
  lmi
  lsi-11
  lsi-11/2
  lsi-11/23
  lsi-11/73
  m68000
  mac-ii
  mac-powerbook
  macintosh
  masscomp
  mc500
  mc68000
  microport
  microvax
  microvax-i
  mv/8000
  nas3-5
  ncr-comten-3690
  next/n1000-316
  now
  onyx-z8000
  pdp-11
  pdp-11/3
  pdp-11/23
  pdp-11/24
  pdp-11/34
  pdp-11/40
  pdp-11/44
  pdp-11/45
  pdp-11/50
  pdp-11/70
  pdp-11/73
  pe-7/32
  pe-3205
  perq
  plexus-p/60
  pli
  
  reynolds & postel [page 210]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  pluribus
  prime-2350
  prime-2450
  prime-2755
  prime-9655
  prime-9755
  prime-9955ii
  prime-2250
  prime-2655
  prime-9955
  prime-9950
  prime-9650
  prime-9750
  prime-2250
  prime-750
  prime-850
  prime-550ii
  pyramid-90
  pyramid-90mx
  pyramid-90x
  ridge
  ridge-32
  ridge-32c
  rolm-1666
  rs/6000
  s1-mkiia
  smi
  sequent-balance-8000
  siemens
  silicon-graphics
  silicon-graphics-iris
  sgi-iris-2400
  sgi-iris-2500
  sgi-iris-3010
  sgi-iris-3020
  sgi-iris-3030
  sgi-iris-3110
  sgi-iris-3115
  sgi-iris-3120
  sgi-iris-3130
  sgi-iris-4d/20
  sgi-iris-4d/20g
  sgi-iris-4d/25
  sgi-iris-4d/25g
  sgi-iris-4d/25s
  sgi-iris-4d/50
  sgi-iris-4d/50g
  sgi-iris-4d/50gt
  
  reynolds & postel [page 211]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  sgi-iris-4d/60
  sgi-iris-4d/60g
  sgi-iris-4d/60t
  sgi-iris-4d/60gt
  sgi-iris-4d/70
  sgi-iris-4d/70g
  sgi-iris-4d/70gt
  sgi-iris-4d/80gt
  sgi-iris-4d/80s
  sgi-iris-4d/120gtx
  sgi-iris-4d/120s
  sgi-iris-4d/210gtx
  sgi-iris-4d/210s
  sgi-iris-4d/220gtx
  sgi-iris-4d/220s
  sgi-iris-4d/240gtx
  sgi-iris-4d/240s
  sgi-iris-4d/280gtx
  sgi-iris-4d/280s
  sgi-iris-cs/12
  sgi-iris-4server-8
  sperry-dcp/10
  sun
  sun-2
  sun-2/50
  sun-2/100
  sun-2/120
  sun-2/130
  sun-2/140
  sun-2/150
  sun-2/160
  sun-2/170
  sun-3/50
  sun-3/60
  sun-3/75
  sun-3/80
  sun-3/110
  sun-3/140
  sun-3/150
  sun-3/160
  sun-3/180
  sun-3/200
  sun-3/260
  sun-3/280
  sun-3/470
  sun-3/480
  sun-4/60
  sun-4/110
  
  reynolds & postel [page 212]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  sun-4/150
  sun-4/200
  sun-4/260
  sun-4/280
  sun-4/330
  sun-4/370
  sun-4/390
  sun-50
  sun-100
  sun-120
  sun-130
  sun-150
  sun-170
  sun-386i/250
  sun-68000
  symbolics-3600
  symbolics-3670
  symmetric-375
  symult
  tandem-txp
  tandy-6000
  tek-6130
  ti-explorer
  tp-4000
  trs-80
  univac-1100
  univac-1100/60
  univac-1100/62
  univac-1100/63
  univac-1100/64
  univac-1100/70
  univac-1160
  unknown
  vax
  vax-11/725
  vax-11/730
  vax-11/750
  vax-11/780
  vax-11/785
  vax-11/790
  vax-11/8600
  vax-8600
  vaxcluster
  vaxstation
  wang-pc002
  wang-vs100
  wang-vs400
  wyse-386
  
  reynolds & postel [page 213]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  wyse-wn5004
  wyse-wn5008
  wyse-wn5104
  wyse-wn5108
  wyse-wx15c
  wyse-wx17c
  wyse-wx17m
  wyse-wx19c
  wyse-wx19m
  wyse-wyx14m
  wyse-wyx5
  xerox-1108
  xerox-8010
  zenith-148
  
  references
  
  [rfc952] harrenstien, k., stahl, m., and e. feinler, "dod internet
  host table specification", rfc 952, sri, october 1985.
  
  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…s/iana/assignments/machine-names
  
  reynolds & postel [page 214]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  operating system names
  
  these are the official system names as they appear in the domain name
  system hinfo records and the nic host table. their use is described in
  [rfc952].
  
  a system name may be up to 40 characters taken from the set of
  uppercase letters, digits, and the three punctuation characters
  hyphen, period, and slash. it must start with a letter, and end with
  a letter or digit.
  
  aegis
  amiga-os-1.2
  amiga-os-1.3
  amiga-os-2.0
  amiga-os-2.1
  amiga-os-3.0
  amiga-os-3.1
  apollo
  aix/370
  aix-ps/2
  bs-2000
  cedar
  cgw
  chorus
  chrysalis
  cmos
  cms
  cos
  cpix
  ctos
  ctss
  dcn
  ddnos
  domain
  dos
  edx
  elf
  embos
  emmos
  epos
  foonex
  forth
  fuzz
  gcos
  gpos
  
  reynolds & postel [page 215]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  hdos
  imagen
  intercom
  impress
  interlisp
  ios
  irix
  isi-68020
  its
  lisp
  lispm
  locus
  macos
  minos
  mos
  mpe5
  mpe/v
  mpe/ix
  msdos
  multics
  music
  music/sp
  mvs
  mvs/sp
  nexus
  nms
  nonstop
  nos-2
  ntos
  openvms
  os/ddp
  os/2
  os4
  os86
  osx
  pcdos
  perq/os
  pli
  psdos/mit
  primos
  rmx/rdos
  ros
  rsx11m
  rte-a
  satops
  sco-open-desktop-1.0
  sco-open-desktop-1.1
  sco-open-desktop-2.0
  
  reynolds & postel [page 216]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  sco-open-desktop-3.0
  sco-open-desktop-lite-3.0
  sco-open-server-3.0
  sco-unix-3.2.0
  sco-unix-3.2v2.0
  sco-unix-3.2v2.1
  sco-unix-3.2v4.0
  sco-unix-3.2v4.1
  sco-unix-3.2v4.2
  sco-xenix-386-2.3.2
  sco-xenix-386-2.3.3
  sco-xenix-386-2.3.4
  scs
  simp
  sun
  sun-os-3.5
  sun-os-4.0
  swift
  tac
  tandem
  tenex
  the-major-bbs
  tops10
  tops20
  tos
  tp3010
  trsdos
  ultrix
  unix
  unix-bsd
  unix-v1at
  unix-v
  unix-v.1
  unix-v.2
  unix-v.3
  unix-pc
  unknown
  ut2d
  v
  vm
  vm/370
  vm/cms
  vm/sp
  vms
  vms/eunice
  vrtx
  waits
  wang
  
  reynolds & postel [page 217]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  win32
  wyse-wyxware
  x11r3
  xde
  xenix
  
  references
  
  [rfc952] harrenstien, k., stahl, m., and e. feinler, "dod internet
  host table specification", rfc 952, sri, october 1985.
  
  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…signments/operating-system-names
  
  reynolds & postel [page 218]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  terminal type names
  
  these are the official terminal type names. their use is described in
  [rfc930]. the maximum length of a name is 40 characters.
  
  a terminal names may be up to 40 characters taken from the set of
  uppercase letters, digits, and the two punctuation characters hyphen
  and slash. it must start with a letter, and end with a letter or
  digit.
  
  adds-consul-980
  adds-regent-100
  adds-regent-20
  adds-regent-200
  adds-regent-25
  adds-regent-40
  adds-regent-60
  adds-viewpoint
  adds-viewpoint-60
  aed-512
  ampex-dialogue-210
  ampex-dialogue-80
  ampex-210
  ampex-230
  anderson-jacobson-510
  anderson-jacobson-630
  anderson-jacobson-832
  anderson-jacobson-841
  ann-arbor-ambassador
  ansi
  ards
  bitgraph
  bussiplexer
  calcomp-565
  cdc-456
  cdi-1030
  cdi-1203
  c-itoh-101
  c-itoh-50
  c-itoh-80
  clnz
  compucolor-ii
  concept-100
  concept-104
  concept-108
  data-100
  
  reynolds & postel [page 219]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  data-general-6053
  datagraphix-132a
  datamedia-1520
  datamedia-1521
  datamedia-2500
  datamedia-3025
  datamedia-3025a
  datamedia-3045
  datamedia-3045a
  datamedia-dt80/1
  datapoint-2200
  datapoint-3000
  datapoint-3300
  datapoint-3360
  dec-decwriter-i
  dec-decwriter-ii
  dec-gigi
  dec-gt40
  dec-gt40a
  dec-gt42
  dec-la120
  dec-la30
  dec-la36
  dec-la38
  dec-vt05
  dec-vt100
  dec-vt101
  dec-vt102
  dec-vt125
  dec-vt131
  dec-vt132
  dec-vt200
  dec-vt220
  dec-vt240
  dec-vt241
  dec-vt300
  dec-vt320
  dec-vt340
  dec-vt50
  dec-vt50h
  dec-vt52
  dec-vt55
  dec-vt61
  dec-vt62
  delta-data-5000
  delta-data-nih-7000
  delta-telterm-2
  diablo-1620
  
  reynolds & postel [page 220]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  diablo-1640
  digilog-333
  dtc-300s
  dtc-382
  edt-1200
  etos52-apl
  etos52-crt
  etos52-fdw
  etos52-fup
  etos52-gfm
  etos52-spr
  execuport-4000
  execuport-4080
  facit-twist-4440
  freedom-100
  freedom-110
  freedom-200
  general-terminal-100a
  general-terminal-101
  gipsi-tx-m
  gipsi-tx-me
  gipsi-tx-c4
  gipsi-tx-c8
  gsi
  hazeltine-1420
  hazeltine-1500
  hazeltine-1510
  hazeltine-1520
  hazeltine-1552
  hazeltine-2000
  hazeltine-esprit
  hitachi-5601
  hitachi-5603
  hitachi-5603e
  hitachi-5603ea
  hitachi-560x
  hitachi-560xe
  hitachi-560xea
  hitachi-560pr
  hitachi-hoap1
  hitachi-hoap2
  hitachi-hoap3
  hitachi-hoap4
  hp-2392
  hp-2621
  hp-2621a
  hp-2621p
  hp-2623
  
  reynolds & postel [page 221]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  hp-2626
  hp-2626a
  hp-2626p
  hp-2627
  hp-2640
  hp-2640a
  hp-2640b
  hp-2645
  hp-2645a
  hp-2648
  hp-2648a
  hp-2649
  hp-2649a
  ibm-1050
  ibm-2741
  ibm-3101
  ibm-3101-10
  ibm-3151
  ibm-3179-2
  ibm-3180-2
  ibm-3196-a1
  ibm-3275-2
  ibm-3276-2
  ibm-3276-3
  ibm-3276-4
  ibm-3277-2
  ibm-3278-2
  ibm-3278-3
  ibm-3278-4
  ibm-3278-5
  ibm-3279-2
  ibm-3279-3
  ibm-3477-fc
  ibm-3477-fg
  ibm-5081
  ibm-5151
  ibm-5154
  ibm-5251-11
  ibm-5291-1
  ibm-5292-2
  ibm-5555-b01
  ibm-5555-c01
  ibm-6153
  ibm-6154
  ibm-6155
  ibm-aed
  ibm-3278-2-e
  ibm-3278-3-e
  
  reynolds & postel [page 222]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  ibm-3278-4-e
  ibm-3278-5-e
  ibm-3279-2-e
  ibm-3279-3-e
  imlac
  infoton-100
  infoton-400
  infotonkas
  isc-8001
  lsi-adm-1
  lsi-adm-11
  lsi-adm-12
  lsi-adm-2
  lsi-adm-20
  lsi-adm-22
  lsi-adm-220
  lsi-adm-3
  lsi-adm-31
  lsi-adm-3a
  lsi-adm-42
  lsi-adm-5
  memorex-1240
  microbee
  microterm-act-iv
  microterm-act-v
  microterm-ergo-301
  microterm-mime-1
  microterm-mime-2
  microterm-act-5a
  microterm-twist
  nec-5520
  netronics
  network-virtual-terminal
  omron-8025ag
  perkin-elmer-550
  perkin-elmer-1100
  perkin-elmer-1200
  perq
  plasma-panel
  qume-sprint-5
  qume-101
  qume-102
  soroc
  soroc-120
  southwest-technical-products-ct82
  sun
  superbee
  superbee-iii-m
  
  reynolds & postel [page 223]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  tec
  tektronix-4006
  tektronix-4010
  tektronix-4012
  tektronix-4013
  tektronix-4014
  tektronix-4023
  tektronix-4024
  tektronix-4025
  tektronix-4027
  tektronix-4105
  tektronix-4107
  tektronix-4110
  tektronix-4112
  tektronix-4113
  tektronix-4114
  tektronix-4115
  tektronix-4125
  tektronix-4404
  teleray-1061
  teleray-3700
  teleray-3800
  teletec-datascreen
  teleterm-1030
  teletype-33
  teletype-35
  teletype-37
  teletype-38
  teletype-40
  teletype-43
  televideo-910
  televideo-912
  televideo-920
  televideo-920b
  televideo-920c
  televideo-925
  televideo-955
  televideo-950
  televideo-970
  televideo-975
  terminet-1200
  terminet-300
  ti-700
  ti-733
  ti-735
  ti-743
  ti-745
  ti-800
  
  reynolds & postel [page 224]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  tycom
  univac-dct-500
  video-systems-1200
  video-systems-5000
  volker-craig-303
  volker-craig-303a
  volker-craig-404
  visual-200
  visual-55
  wyse-30
  wyse-50
  wyse-60
  wyse-75
  wyse-85
  wyse-99gt
  wyse-100
  wyse-120
  wyse-120es
  wyse-150
  wyse-150es
  wyse-160
  wyse-160es
  wyse-185
  wyse-185es
  wyse-285
  wyse-285es
  wyse-325
  wyse-325es
  wyse-350
  wyse-370
  xerox-1720
  xterm
  zenith-h19
  zenith-z29
  zentec-30
  
  references
  
  [rfc930] solomon, m., and e. wimmers, "telnet terminal type option",
  rfc 930, university of wisconsin, madison, january 1985.
  
  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…/assignments/terminal-type-names
  
  reynolds & postel [page 225]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  protocol and service names
  
  these are the official protocol names as they appear in the domain
  name system wks records and the nic host table. their use is
  described in [rfc952].
  
  a protocol or service may be up to 40 characters taken from the set of
  uppercase letters, digits, and the punctuation character hyphen. it
  must start with a letter, and end with a letter or digit.
  
  argus - argus protocol
  arp - address resolution protocol
  auth - authentication service
  bbn-rcc-mon - bbn rcc monitoring
  bl-idm - britton lee intelligent database machine
  bootp - bootstrap protocol
  bootpc - bootstrap protocol client
  bootps - bootstrap protocol server
  br-sat-mon - backroom satnet monitoring
  cftp - cftp
  chaos - chaos protocol
  chargen - character generator protocol
  cisco-fna - cisco fnative
  cisco-tna - cisco tnative
  cisco-sys - cisco sysmaint
  clock - dcnet time server protocol
  cmot - common mgmnt info ser and prot over tcp/ip
  cookie-jar - authentication scheme
  csnet-ns - csnet mailbox nameserver protocol
  daytime - daytime protocol
  dcn-meas - dcn measurement subsystems protocol
  dcp - device control protocol
  dgp - dissimilar gateway protocol
  discard - discard protocol
  dmf-mail - digest message format for mail
  domain - domain name system
  echo - echo protocol
  egp - exterior gateway protocol
  ehf-mail - encoding header field for mail
  emcon - emission control protocol
  emfis-cntl - emfis control service
  emfis-data - emfis data service
  fconfig - fujitsu config protocol
  finger - finger protocol
  ftp - file transfer protocol
  ftp-data - file transfer protocol data
  
  reynolds & postel [page 226]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  ggp - gateway gateway protocol
  graphics - graphics protocol
  hmp - host monitoring protocol
  host2-ns - host2 name server
  hostname - hostname protocol
  icmp - internet control message protocol
  igmp - internet group management protocol
  igp - interior gateway protocol
  imap2 - interim mail access protocol version 2
  ingres-net - ingres-net service
  ip - internet protocol
  ipcu - internet packet core utility
  ippc - internet pluribus packet core
  ip-arc - internet protocol on arcnet
  ip-arpa - internet protocol on arpanet
  ip-cmprs - compressing tcp/ip headers
  ip-dc - internet protocol on dc networks
  ip-dvmrp - distance vector multicast routing protocol
  ip-e - internet protocol on ethernet networks
  ip-ee - internet protocol on exp. ethernet nets
  ip-fddi - transmission of ip over fddi
  ip-hc - internet protocol on hyperchannnel
  ip-ieee - internet protocol on ieee 802
  ip-ipx - transmission of 802.2 over ipx networks
  ip-mtu - ip mtu discovery options
  ip-netbios - internet protocol over netbios networks
  ip-slip - transmission of ip over serial lines
  ip-wb - internet protocol on wideband network
  ip-x25 - internet protocol on x.25 networks
  irtp - internet reliable transaction protocol
  isi-gl - isi graphics language protocol
  iso-tp4 - iso transport protocol class 4
  iso-tsap - iso tsap
  la-maint - imp logical address maintenance
  larp - locus address resoultion protocol
  ldp - loader debugger protocol
  leaf-1 - leaf-1 protocol
  leaf-2 - leaf-2 protocol
  link - link protocol
  loc-srv - location service
  login - login host protocol
  mail - format of electronic mail messages
  merit-inp - merit internodal protocol
  metagram - metagram relay
  mib - management information base
  mit-ml-dev - mit ml device
  mfe-nsp - mfe network services protocol
  mit-subnet - mit subnet support
  
  reynolds & postel [page 227]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  mit-dov - mit dover spooler
  mpm - internet message protocol (multimedia mail)
  mpm-flags - mpm flags protocol
  mpm-snd - mpm send protocol
  msg-auth - msg authentication protocol
  msg-icp - msg icp protocol
  mux - multiplexing protocol
  nameserver - host name server
  netbios-dgm - netbios datagram service
  netbios-ns - netbios name service
  netbios-ssn - netbios session service
  netblt - bulk data transfer protocol
  neted - network standard text editor
  netrjs - remote job service
  ni-ftp - ni file transfer protocol
  ni-mail - ni mail protocol
  nicname - who is protocol
  nfile - a file access protocol
  nntp - network news transfer protocol
  nsw-fe - nsw user system front end
  ntp - network time protocol
  nvp-ii - network voice protocol
  ospf - open shortest path first interior gw protocol
  pcmail - pcmail transport protocol
  pop2 - post office protocol - version 2
  pop3 - post office protocol - version 3
  ppp - point-to-point protocol
  prm - packet radio measurement
  pup - pup protocol
  pwdgen - password generator protocol
  quote - quote of the day protocol
  rarp - a reverse address resolution protocol
  ratp - reliable asynchronous transfer protocol
  re-mail-ck - remote mail checking protocol
  rdp - reliable data protocol
  rip - routing information protocol
  rje - remote job entry
  rlp - resource location protocol
  rtelnet - remote telnet service
  rvd - remote virtual disk protocol
  sat-expak - satnet and backroom expak
  sat-mon - satnet monitoring
  sep - sequential exchange protocol
  sftp - simple file transfer protocol
  sgmp - simple gateway monitoring protocol
  snmp - simple network management protocol
  smi - structure of management information
  smtp - simple mail transfer protocol
  
  reynolds & postel [page 228]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  sqlsrv - sql service
  st - stream protocol
  statsrv - statistics service
  su-mit-tg - su/mit telnet gateway protocol
  sun-rpc - sun remote procedure call
  supdup - supdup protocol
  sur-meas - survey measurement
  swift-rvf - remote virtual file protocol
  tacacs-ds - tacacs-database service
  tacnews - tac news
  tcp - transmission control protocol
  tcp-aco - tcp alternate checksum option
  telnet - telnet protocol
  tftp - trivial file transfer protocol
  thinwire - thinwire protocol
  time - time server protocol
  tp-tcp - iso transport service on top of the tcp
  trunk-1 - trunk-1 protocol
  trunk-2 - trunk-2 protocol
  ucl - university college london protocol
  udp - user datagram protocol
  nntp - network news transfer protocol
  users - active users protocol
  uucp-path - uucp path service
  via-ftp - via systems-file transfer protocol
  visa - visa protocol
  vmtp - versatile message transaction protocol
  wb-expak - wideband expak
  wb-mon - wideband monitoring
  xnet - cross net debugger
  xns-idp - xerox ns idp
  
  references
  
  [rfc952] harrenstien, k., stahl, m., and e. feinler, "dod internet
  host table specification", rfc 952, sri, october 1985.
  
  []
  
  url = ftp://ftp.isi.edu/…s/iana/assignments/service-names
  
  reynolds & postel [page 229]
  
  rfc 1700 assigned numbers october 1994
  
  security considerations
  
  security issues are not discussed in this memo.
  
  authors' addresses
  
  joyce k. reynolds
  usc/information sciences institute
  4676 admiralty way
  marina del rey, california 90292-6695
  
  phone: +1 310-822-1511
  email: jkrey@isi.edu
  
  jon postel
  usc/information sciences institute
  4676 admiralty way
  marina del rey, california 90292-6695
  
  phone: +1 310-822-1511
  email: postel@isi.edu
  
  []
  
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