Standards index

Every setting in the catalogue that exists because a standard requires it cites that standard. This page collects those citations in one place, grouped by the body that publishes them, with the reference configurations that depend on each.

IETF — routing and internet protocols

DocumentSubjectUsed by
RFC 4271Border Gateway Protocol 4BGP edge
RFC 7454BGP operations and securityBGP edge
RFC 8212Default external BGP route propagation behaviourBGP edge
RFC 5082Generalized TTL Security MechanismBGP edge
RFC 5925TCP Authentication OptionBGP edge
RFC 6811BGP prefix origin validationBGP edge
RFC 2328OSPF version 2Core underlay
RFC 1195IS-IS for routing in TCP/IP environmentsCore underlay
RFC 5305IS-IS traffic engineering extensions, wide metricsCore underlay
RFC 5308Routing IPv6 with IS-ISCore underlay
RFC 5310IS-IS generic cryptographic authenticationCore underlay
RFC 5286IP fast reroute, loop-free alternatesCore underlay
RFC 5880Bidirectional Forwarding DetectionCore underlay
RFC 3031MPLS architectureL3VPN provider edge
RFC 5036LDP specificationL3VPN provider edge
RFC 4364BGP/MPLS IP Virtual Private NetworksL3VPN provider edge
RFC 4659IPv6 VPN over BGP/MPLSL3VPN provider edge
RFC 4360BGP extended communitiesL3VPN provider edge
RFC 4456BGP route reflectionL3VPN provider edge
RFC 4448Ethernet over MPLS encapsulationCarrier Ethernet
RFC 2474DiffServ field definitionCarrier Ethernet
RFC 2597Assured forwarding per-hop behaviourCarrier Ethernet
RFC 3246Expedited forwarding per-hop behaviourCarrier Ethernet
RFC 3046DHCP relay agent information optionAggregation switching
RFC 4541IGMP and MLD snooping behaviourAggregation switching

IETF — documentation and reservation ranges

Catalogue examples never contain live addressing. These are the reservations that make that possible, and they are worth knowing for your own documentation.

DocumentReserved for documentation
RFC 5737192.0.2.0/24, 198.51.100.0/24, 203.0.113.0/24
RFC 38492001:db8::/32
RFC 6996Private autonomous system numbers 64512–65534
RFC 2606Reserved top level domains for examples and testing

IEEE — bridging and Ethernet

DocumentSubjectUsed by
802.1QVLAN bridging and priority code pointAggregation switching, Carrier Ethernet
802.1D / 802.1wBridging and rapid spanning treeAggregation switching
802.1AXLink aggregationAggregation switching
802.1agConnectivity fault managementCarrier Ethernet
802.3Ethernet, including 100G and 400G interfacesAll entries

ITU-T — transport and access

RecommendationSubjectUsed by
Y.1731Ethernet OAM, delay and loss measurementCarrier Ethernet
G.8032Ethernet ring protection switchingCarrier Ethernet
G.8262Synchronous Ethernet timing characteristicsTransport planning
G.984 / G.9807GPON and XGS-PON optical accessAggregation switching
G.709Optical transport network interfacesTransport planning

MEF — Carrier Ethernet services

SpecificationSubjectUsed by
MEF 6.2Ethernet services definitionsCarrier Ethernet
MEF 10.3Ethernet services attributes and bandwidth profilesCarrier Ethernet
MEF 23.2Class of service implementation agreementCarrier Ethernet
We reproduce no standard text. IETF documents are published by the RFC Editor, IEEE and ITU-T recommendations by their respective bodies, and MEF specifications by MEF Forum; obtain them from the publisher. Citations here identify which document governs a setting, nothing more.