An RFC is a referral for comment. They are commonly used to define new, updated and existing internet protocols because they are constantly evolving. However, not all are technical, some are purely informational while others are humorous. They primarily allow the network working group to keep track of developments through a common, shared repository where contributors can receive comments from the group, and produce new RFCs based upon those comments.
The very first RFC was published on the ARPA Network on 7th April 1969. The RFC repository is freely available to anyone who wishes to read the technical aspects and the evolution of all current and future internet protocols.
RFCs are documents that detail protocols, standards, and information that define the internet.
It means: request for changes
An advantage of the collaborative effort of RFCs is better security measures. This is due to the ability to designate a user and password or creating destinations with same user privileges.
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RFC 2616 defines HTTP 1.1. RFC 2818 defines the modern version of HTTPS.
yes, im actually trying to find the communication rfcs for accord 95 right now. but I know its possible for sure
For this purpose a standardization body IETF is present. there you can find number of RFCs for authentication techniques and methods. you can also checkout ietf.org
Necessary.
Neither is correct. You say "If you feel it is necessary" or "If you feel that it is necessary."
The correct spelling of necessary is necessary. Very simple. ( Actually it's in the question.)
more necessary, most necessary
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