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SOCKS METHODS
The SOCKS Method is a 8-bit number used to identify the authentication
method used with the SOCKS protocol [RFC1929]. These 256 values are
assigned by the IANA and listed here.
Number Description
Decimal Hex
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0 00 No Authentication Required [RFC1928]
1 01 GSSAPI [RFC1928]
2 02 Username/Password [RFC1929]
3 03 Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol [VanHeyningen]
5 05 Challenge-Response Authentication Method [VanHeyningen]
6 06 Secure Sockets Layer [VanHeyningen]
7 07 NDS Authentication [Talati]
8 08 Multi-Authentication Framework [Fritch]
9-127 09-7F IANA to assign
128-255 80-FE Private Methods [RFC1928]
255 FF No Acceptable Methods [RFC1928]
DOCUMENTS
[RFC1928] Leech, M., M. Ganis, Y. Lee, R. Kuris, D. Koblas, and L.
Jones, "SOCKS Protocol Version 5", RFC 1928, Bell-Northern
Research, International Business Machines, NEC Systems
Laboratory, Unify Corporation, and Hewlett-Packard Company,
Match 1996.
[RFC1929] Leech, M., "Username/Password Authentication for SOCKS V5",
RFC 1929, Bell-Northern Research, March 1996.
PEOPLE
[Fritch] Dan Fritch <DFRITCH@novell.com>, August 1998.
[Talati] Vijay Talati <VTalati@novell.com>, December 1997.
[VanHeyningen] Marc VanHeyningen, <marcvh@aventail.com>, July 1997.
(last updated May 10 2001)
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