STD 20

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STD 20 is an Internet Standards Track specification that defines the Echo Protocol, a simple TCP/UDP service used primarily for testing and measurement of network connectivity.

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STD 20 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IETF standard ⓘ
Internet standard ⓘ
category diagnostic protocol ⓘ
testing protocol ⓘ
connectionOrientation supports connection-oriented operation via TCP ⓘ
supports connectionless operation via UDP ⓘ
defines Echo Protocol ⓘ
definesService Echo service ⓘ
layer application layer ⓘ
messageBehavior server echoes received data back to client ⓘ
primaryPurpose measurement of network connectivity ⓘ
testing network connectivity ⓘ
protocolType application-layer protocol ⓘ
relatedTo TCP/IP protocol suite ⓘ
linked to: TCP/IP
securityConsideration not intended for secure communication ⓘ
serviceType simple request-response service ⓘ
standardStatus Internet Standards Track specification ⓘ
transportProtocol TCP ⓘ
UDP ⓘ
typicalDeployment enabled on network test servers ⓘ
often disabled on production systems for security reasons ⓘ
useCase debugging network applications ⓘ
measuring round-trip time at application level ⓘ
testing client-server connectivity ⓘ
usesPort TCP port 7 ⓘ
UDP port 7 ⓘ
workingGroup IETF ⓘ

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RFC 862 → definedIn → STD 20 ⓘ