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Resources and references for IPAM
Internet standards and documentation for IP addressing and relevant features.
RFCs related to IPv6 addressing architecture, standards and techniques.
RFCs related to IPv4 addressing architecture, standards and techniques.
RFCs related to IPv4-IPv6 co-existence and transition architecture, standards and techniques.
Resources and references for DNS
An introduction to the leading DNS reference implementation from the Internet Systems Consortium (ISC)
Configuring the ISC BIND DNS service/p>
DNS option parameter and syntax by version
Internet documentation related to the DNS protocol, applications and resource records.
DNS security related RFCs for DNSSEC and non-DNSSEC security related standards and documentation.
Resources and references for DHCP
An introduction to the DHCP/DHCPv6 reference implementation from the Internet Systems Consortium (ISC)
Configuring the ISC DHCPD service
DHCPv6 option parameters implemented within the ISC DHCP server.
DHCP option parameters implemented within the ISC DHCP server.
Internet documentation related to the DHCPv6 protocol, applications and failover.
Internet documentation related to the DHCP protocol, applications and failover.
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Links to external sites which publish IPAM relevant information.
RFCs related to IPv6 addressing architecture, standards and techniques.
RFCs related to IPv4 addressing architecture, standards and techniques.
RFCs related to IPv4-IPv6 co-existence and transition architecture, standards and techniques.
Internet documentation related to the DHCPv6 protocol, applications and failover.
Internet documentation related to the DHCP protocol, applications and failover.
Internet documentation related to the DNS protocol, applications and resource records.
DNS security related RFCs for DNSSEC and non-DNSSEC security related standards and documentation.
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RFCs (Request for Comments) are documents published by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). RFC documents define Internet standards, new protocols, variations on existing protocols and even design considerations and use cases. You can visit the IETF website to access any or all published RFCs. Those relevant to IPAM technologies are linked here.
