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Subject: how to know what RFCs supported?
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Is there a list of supported RFCs available for a given release of FreeBSD?

We currently have FreeBSD 5.4 and our customer wants to know what 
RFCs we're compliant with.
We can upgrade but it would only make sense if we knew what new RFCs 
we would get.

Lorraine