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- RFC 766Internet Protocol Handbook: Table of contentsObsoletedJuly 1980replaced by RFC774
- RFC 767Structured format for transmission of multi-media documentsCurrentAugust 1980
- RFC 768User Datagram ProtocolUpdatedAugust 1980internet standard
- RFC 769Rapicom 450 facsimile file formatCurrentSeptember 1980
- RFC 770Assigned numbersObsoletedSeptember 1980historicreplaced by RFC776
- RFC 771Mail transition planCurrentSeptember 1980
- RFC 772Mail Transfer ProtocolObsoletedSeptember 1980replaced by RFC780
- RFC 773Comments on NCP/TCP mail service transition strategyCurrentOctober 1980
- RFC 774Internet Protocol Handbook: Table of contentsCurrentOctober 1980
- RFC 775Directory oriented FTP commandsCurrentDecember 1980
- RFC 776Assigned numbersObsoletedJanuary 1981historicreplaced by RFC790
- RFC 777Internet Control Message ProtocolObsoletedApril 1981replaced by RFC792
- RFC 778DCNET Internet Clock ServiceCurrentApril 1981historic
- RFC 779Telnet send-location optionCurrentApril 1981proposed standard
- RFC 780Mail Transfer ProtocolObsoletedMay 1981replaced by RFC788
- RFC 781Specification of the Internet Protocol (IP) timestamp optionCurrentMay 1981
- RFC 782Virtual Terminal management modelCurrentJanuary 1981
- RFC 783TFTP Protocol (revision 2)ObsoletedJune 1981replaced by RFC1350
- RFC 784Mail Transfer Protocol: ISI TOPS20 implementationCurrentJuly 1981
- RFC 785Mail Transfer Protocol: ISI TOPS20 file definitionsCurrentJuly 1981
- RFC 786Mail Transfer Protocol: ISI TOPS20 MTP-NIMAIL interfaceCurrentJuly 1981
- RFC 787Connectionless data transmission survey/tutorialCurrentJuly 1981
- RFC 788Simple Mail Transfer ProtocolObsoletedNovember 1981replaced by RFC821
- RFC 789Vulnerabilities of network control protocols: An exampleCurrentJuly 1981
- RFC 790Assigned numbersObsoletedSeptember 1981historicreplaced by RFC820
- RFC 791Internet ProtocolUpdatedSeptember 1981internet standard
- RFC 792Internet Control Message ProtocolUpdatedSeptember 1981internet standard
- RFC 793Transmission Control ProtocolObsoletedSeptember 1981internet standardreplaced by RFC9293
- RFC 794Pre-emptionCurrentSeptember 1981informational
- RFC 795Service mappingsCurrentSeptember 1981historic
- RFC 796Address mappingsCurrentSeptember 1981historic
- RFC 797Format for Bitmap filesCurrentSeptember 1981
- RFC 798Decoding facsimile data from the Rapicom 450CurrentSeptember 1981
- RFC 799Internet name domainsCurrentSeptember 1981
- RFC 800Request For Comments summary notes: 700-799CurrentNovember 1982informational
- RFC 801NCP/TCP transition planCurrentNovember 1981
- RFC 802ARPANET 1822L Host Access ProtocolObsoletedNovember 1981replaced by RFC851
- RFC 803Dacom 450/500 facsimile data transcodingCurrentNovember 1981
- RFC 804CCITT draft recommendation T.4CurrentJanuary 1981
- RFC 805Computer mail meeting notesCurrentFebruary 1982
- RFC 806Proposed Federal Information Processing Standard: Specification for message format for computer based message systemsObsoletedSeptember 1981replaced by RFC841
- RFC 807Multimedia mail meeting notesCurrentFebruary 1982
- RFC 808Summary of computer mail services meeting held at BBN on 10 January 1979CurrentMarch 1982
- RFC 809UCL facsimile systemCurrentFebruary 1982
- RFC 810DoD Internet host table specificationObsoletedMarch 1982replaced by RFC952
- RFC 811Hostnames ServerObsoletedMarch 1982replaced by RFC953
- RFC 812NICNAME/WHOISObsoletedMarch 1982replaced by RFC954, RFC3912
- RFC 813Window and Acknowledgement Strategy in TCPObsoletedJuly 1982historicreplaced by RFC7805
- RFC 814Name, addresses, ports, and routesCurrentJuly 1982informational
- RFC 815IP datagram reassembly algorithmsCurrentJuly 1982
- RFC 816Fault isolation and recoveryObsoletedJuly 1982historicreplaced by RFC7805
- RFC 817Modularity and efficiency in protocol implementationCurrentJuly 1982informational
- RFC 818Remote User Telnet serviceCurrentNovember 1982historic
- RFC 819The Domain Naming Convention for Internet User ApplicationsCurrentAugust 1982
- RFC 820Assigned numbersObsoletedAugust 1982historicreplaced by RFC870
- RFC 821Simple Mail Transfer ProtocolObsoletedAugust 1982internet standardreplaced by RFC2821
- RFC 822STANDARD FOR THE FORMAT OF ARPA INTERNET TEXT MESSAGESObsoletedAugust 1982internet standardreplaced by RFC2822
- RFC 823DARPA Internet gatewayCurrentSeptember 1982historic
- RFC 824CRONUS Virtual Local NetworkCurrentAugust 1982
- RFC 825Request for comments on Requests For CommentsObsoletedNovember 1982replaced by RFC1111, RFC1543, RFC2223
- RFC 826An Ethernet Address Resolution Protocol: Or Converting Network Protocol Addresses to 48.bit Ethernet Address for Transmission on Ethernet HardwareUpdatedNovember 1982internet standard
- RFC 827Exterior Gateway Protocol (EGP)UpdatedOctober 1982
- RFC 828Data communications: IFIP's international "network" of expertsCurrentAugust 1982
- RFC 829Packet satellite technology reference sourcesCurrentNovember 1982
- RFC 830Distributed system for Internet name serviceCurrentOctober 1982
- RFC 831Backup access to the European side of SATNETCurrentDecember 1982
- RFC 832Who talks TCP?ObsoletedDecember 1982replaced by RFC833
- RFC 833Who talks TCP?ObsoletedDecember 1982replaced by RFC834
- RFC 834Who talks TCP?ObsoletedDecember 1982replaced by RFC835
- RFC 835Who talks TCP?ObsoletedDecember 1982replaced by RFC836
- RFC 836Who talks TCP?ObsoletedJanuary 1983replaced by RFC837
- RFC 837Who talks TCP?ObsoletedJanuary 1983replaced by RFC838
- RFC 838Who talks TCP?ObsoletedJanuary 1983replaced by RFC839
- RFC 839Who talks TCP?ObsoletedJanuary 1983replaced by RFC842
- RFC 840Official protocolsObsoletedApril 1983historicreplaced by RFC880
- RFC 841Specification for message format for Computer Based Message SystemsCurrentJanuary 1983
- RFC 842Who talks TCP? - survey of 1 February 83ObsoletedFebruary 1983replaced by RFC843
- RFC 843Who talks TCP? - survey of 8 February 83ObsoletedFebruary 1983replaced by RFC845
- RFC 844Who talks ICMP, too? - Survey of 18 February 1983CurrentFebruary 1983
- RFC 845Who talks TCP? - survey of 15 February 1983ObsoletedFebruary 1983replaced by RFC846
- RFC 846Who talks TCP? - survey of 22 February 1983ObsoletedFebruary 1983replaced by RFC847
- RFC 847Summary of Smallberg surveysCurrentFebruary 1983
- RFC 848Who provides the "little" TCP services?CurrentMarch 1983
- RFC 849Suggestions for improved host table distributionCurrentMay 1983
- RFC 850Standard for interchange of USENET messagesObsoletedJune 1983replaced by RFC1036
- RFC 851ARPANET 1822L Host Access ProtocolObsoletedApril 1983replaced by RFC878
- RFC 852ARPANET short blocking featureCurrentApril 1983
- RFC 854Telnet Protocol SpecificationUpdatedMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 855Telnet Option SpecificationsCurrentMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 856Telnet Binary TransmissionCurrentMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 857Telnet Echo OptionCurrentMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 858Telnet Suppress Go Ahead OptionCurrentMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 859Telnet Status OptionCurrentMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 860Telnet Timing Mark OptionCurrentMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 861Telnet Extended Options: List OptionCurrentMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 862Echo ProtocolCurrentMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 863Discard ProtocolCurrentMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 864Character Generator ProtocolCurrentMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 865Quote of the Day ProtocolCurrentMay 1983internet standard
- RFC 866Active usersCurrentMay 1983internet standard