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RFC 3300: Internet Official Protocol Standards

This RFC has been replaced. Do not implement against it for new work — it was formally obsoleted by RFC 3600.

Current document in this lineage: RFC 7100 — Retirement of the "Internet Official Protocol Standards" Summary Document

In plain English — editorial summary, not part of the RFC

RFC 3300, "Internet Official Protocol Standards", was published in November 2002 by J. Reynolds; R. Braden; S. Ginoza; A. De La Cruz. This is one of the earlier, shorter RFCs and the RFC Editor index carries no abstract for it — the full text below is the authoritative source.

Document record

Document ID
RFC3300
Published
November 2002
Authors
J. Reynolds; R. Braden; S. Ginoza; A. De La Cruz
Status
HISTORIC
Stream
INDEPENDENT
Area
—
Pages
49
Also known as
—
Obsoletes:
RFC 3000
Obsoleted by:
RFC 3600

Standards lineage

This document is one revision in a chain of 33 RFCs, each formally replacing the one before it.

  1. RFC 1083 (1988)
  2. RFC 1100 (1989)
  3. RFC 1130 (1989)
  4. RFC 1140 (1990)
  5. RFC 1200 (1991)
  6. RFC 1250 (1991)
  7. RFC 1280 (1992)
  8. RFC 1360 (1992)
  9. RFC 1410 (1993)
  10. RFC 1500 (1993)
  11. RFC 1540 (1993)
  12. RFC 1600 (1994)
  13. RFC 1610 (1994)
  14. RFC 1720 (1994)
  15. RFC 1780 (1995)
  16. RFC 1800 (1995)
  17. RFC 1880 (1995)
  18. RFC 1920 (1996)
  19. RFC 2000 (1997)
  20. RFC 2200 (1997)
  21. RFC 2300 (1998)
  22. RFC 2400 (1998)
  23. RFC 2500 (1999)
  24. RFC 2600 (2000)
  25. RFC 2700 (2000)
  26. RFC 2800 (2001)
  27. RFC 2900 (2001)
  28. RFC 3000 (2001)
  29. RFC 3300 (2002)
  30. RFC 3600 (2003)
  31. RFC 3700 (2004)
  32. RFC 5000 (2008)
  33. RFC 7100 (2013) ✓

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