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Linux Features in Network Connectivity

This is a list of network connectivity features in Linux, with their current status. If you want to add a feature here, .


Area Feature Supported Kernel Related Tools
Authentication CHAP Yes No pppd
MS-CHAP Yes No pppd
PAP Yes No pppd
Kerberos Yes No MIT Kerberos
RADIUS client Yes No portslave
RADIUS server Yes No radiusd-cistron
TACACS client No
TACACS server Yes No xtacacsd
Data Link Protocol Cisco HDLC Yes Yes
Frame Relay Yes Yes
X.25 Yes Yes
PPP Yes Yes pppd (async)
Multilink PPP Yes Yes pppd (async)
Multichassis PPP No
SLIP/CSLIP Yes Yes slattach
ATM Yes Yes
Firewall NAT Yes Yes iptables, ipchains
Packet Filtering Yes Yes iptables, ipchains
Port Forwarding Yes Yes iptables, ipchains
Routing BGP4 Yes No gated, zebra
IGMP and IGMPv2 Yes No zebra
ISIS Yes No gated
OSPF Yes No gated, zebra
MPLS Yes Yes MPLS for Linux
RIP and RIPv2 Yes No routed, gated, zebra
Static Routes Yes Yes route
Policy/Source Routing Yes Yes iproute2+tc
IP Bridging Yes (*1) Yes
Security IPSec Yes Yes FreeS/WAN
SSL Yes No OpenSSL
SSHv1 and SSHv2 Yes No OpenSSH
Transport IPv4 Yes Yes
IPv6 Yes Yes
IPX Yes Yes
TCP/IP over X.25 No
RSVP Yes Yes ISI RSVP, iproute2+tc
QoS/Fair Queueing Yes Yes iproute2+tc
Miscellaneous DHCP Client Yes No pump, dhcpcd
DHCP Server Yes No ISC dhcpd


(*1) Only Ethernet interfaces.

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