Short for Request For Comments, RFCs are notes that began being created on April 7, 1969.
with the introduction of Host-to-Host and IMP software by Steve
Crocker with the UCLA. RFC notes contain
information about computer communication, network protocols,
procedures, programs, etc... Each RFC has a unique number preceded
by the letters RFC. If a revision needs to be made to a RFC a new
number must be given to it. An example of a a RFC is RFC2070, which is
the Internationalization of the Hypertext Markup Language RFC.
- Additional information about RFC creation as well as listings of
RFC can be found by clicking
here.
Also see: BCP, IETF, IEN,
RFP,
RIPE notes, RTR, STD
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