Might worth starting a wiki page and try to collect what we support. But it is not trivial to identify which are full or partial supported and which were amended by newer rfcs and on what extent.

Have in mind that kamailio is a framework and it is a matter of config file to support or not some rfcs. Some of them are implemented in one or a group of modules (e.g., authentication, cpl, simple extensions, msrp, xcap), but some can be just a matter of scripting in config file (e.g, P-Asserted-Identity/P-Preferred-Identity handling).

There might be some list (google search?!?) of rfcs related to sip that can be imported in our wiki, then start to look at it and add note if it is supported. If anyone is starting such page on our wiki (http://www.kamailio.org/wiki/), I will contribute based on what I am aware. It can be a table with the RFCs (linked to their specs at ietf) in one column, and few extra columns like supported (e.g., full or partial) and how (e.g., by module, scripting, etc)

For an immediate list, one can grep the sources for RFC and search on kamailio.org site, many of them are mentioned, but the results will not be complete.

Cheers,
Daniel

On 17/07/14 17:05, Conners, James wrote:

I found a partial list of supported RFCs on the website. What is the entire list of supported RFCs?

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