Protocol Registry Change Processes Domains Protocols Numbers About Protocol Registration Forms Registration forms are listed below. If we don’t have a registry-specific form, the General Protocol Registration Request Form should be used. Before you submit a request, check the r…
Protocol Registry Change Processes Domains Protocols Numbers About Protocol Registration Forms Registration forms are listed below. If we don’t have a registry-specific form, the General Protocol Registration Request Form should be used. Before you submit a request, check the registry for its registration procedure(s) and reference document(s). Common procedures are defined in RFC 8126, but the RFC that defines the registry may include more detailed instructions. You can find a list of registries here. Note: if a registration procedure requires RFC publication, it may be possible to obtain an early allocation. Early allocations are marked as TEMPORARY in the registry and must be reviewed annually. Early allocation requests must be submitted by the relevant IETF WG chair. For further requirements, see RFC 7120. Registry Registration Form Private Enterprise Numbers (PEN) Request PEN Assignment Modify Existing PEN Assignment Multicast Addresses Request IPv4 Assignment Request IPv6 Assignment Media Types Request Media Type Registration Port Numbers and Service Names Request Port Number and/or Service Name Assignment Modify Existing Port Number/Service Name Assignment ifTypes Request ifType Assignment tunnelTypes Request tunnelType Assignment Media Feature Tags Use Media Feature Tag Template and submit to [email protected] All other protocol registries General Protocol Registration Request Form Protocol Registries Protocol Registries Time Zone Database Performance IETF Draft Status Domain Names Root Zone Registry .INT Registry .ARPA Registry IDN Repository Number Resources Number Registries RIR Allocation Data Abuse Information Protocols Protocol Registries Time Zone Database About Us News Performance The Organization Archive Contact Us The IANA functions coordinate the Internet’s globally unique identifiers, and are provided by Public Technical Identifiers, an affiliate of ICANN. Privacy Policy Terms of Service