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Support for RFCs

The following RFCs are supported:

  1. RFC 768
    • of course
  2. RFC 791
    • of course
  3. RFC 792
    • of course
  4. RFC 793
    • of course
  5. RFC 826
    • of course
  6. RFC 894
    • of course
  7. RFC 1034
    • for RGW interoperation with DNS
  8. RFC 1035
    • for RGW interoperation with DNS
  9. RFC 1122
    • mostly
  10. RFC 1323
  11. RFC 2018
  12. RFC 2246
    • for TLS 1.0
  13. RFC 2267
  14. RFC 2827
  15. RFC 4346
    • for TLS 1.1
  16. RFC 4787
    • REQ 1: supported
    • REQ 2: supported, as always only one IPv4 address is used
    • REQ 3: supported
    • REQ 4: not supported, but this was only RECOMMENDED
    • REQ 5: supported, 5 minute timer is used as RECOMMENDED
    • REQ 6: supported, refresh for outbound and inbound is True
    • REQ 7: unknown, TODO: investigate
    • REQ 8: supported
    • REQ 9: supported
    • REQ 10: supported, no ALGs used
    • REQ 11: supported, the behaviour is deterministic
    • REQ 12: supported, ICMP does not terminate any mapping
    • REQ 13: not supported, TODO: implement, however: if uplink and downlink have same MTU, it works
    • REQ 14: not supported, TODO: implement, however: fragmentation is rare
  17. RFC 5246
    • for TLS 1.2
  18. RFC 5382
    • REQ 1: supported
    • REQ 2: unknown, TODO: investigate
    • REQ 3: supported
    • REQ 4: probably not supported
    • REQ 5: supported
    • REQ 6: supported, no ALGs used
    • REQ 7: supported
    • REQ 8: supported
    • REQ 9: supported
    • REQ 10: supported
  19. RFC 5508
    • REQ 1: supported for ping
    • REQ 2: supported
    • REQ 3: not supported, TODO: implement; however, this is SHOULD, not MUST
    • REQ 4: supported
    • REQ 5: supported
    • REQ 6: ought to be supported, but however, ICMP error in response to ICMP may not be
    • REQ 7: ought to be supported
    • REQ 8: not supported, TODO: implement
    • REQ 9: this is MAY, so not a problem
    • REQ 10: ought to be supported
    • REQ 11: MAY drop, ok
  20. RFC 6066
    • for TLS + SNI
  21. RFC 6887
    • for PCP
  22. RFC 7230
    • for HTTP/1.1
  23. RFC 7231
    • for HTTP/1.1 CONNECT
  24. RFC 7857
    • TCP state machine differs from RFC 7857, but however, this is SHOULD, not MUST
    • most other updates / clarifications are supported

The following RFCs should perhaps be supported in the future:

  1. RFC 1928
    • for SOCKS proxy
  2. RFC 2131
    • for DHCP
  3. RFC 3360
  4. RFC 5135