#iana
4 APIs with this tag
IP Protocol Numbers API
The IANA "Assigned Internet Protocol Numbers" registry as an API — the 8-bit value carried in the IPv4 Protocol field (and IPv6 Next Header) that identifies the encapsulated protocol. Resolve any number to its protocol (e.g. 6 → TCP, 17 → UDP, 1 → ICMP, 47 → GRE, 50 → ESP, 58 → IPv6-ICMP, 89 → OSPF, 132 → SCTP), look up by keyword, search by name, or list all 151 assigned protocols — each with its keyword, full name, IPv6-extension-header flag and defining RFC. Ideal for packet/firewall tooling, network analysis, NetFlow/IPFIX decoders and protocol documentation. (Distinct from transport-layer service port numbers.)
api.oanor.com/ipprotocols-api
URI Schemes API
The IANA Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) Schemes registry as an API — all 413 registered schemes (http, https, mailto, tel, ftp, ssh, magnet, bitcoin, geo, did, …). Look up any scheme to get its description, registration status (Permanent, Provisional or Historical) and defining reference; search by name or description; or list all schemes filtered by status. Ideal for URL parsers and validators, link handlers, deep-linking, security allow-lists and developer tooling that needs to recognise or vet URI schemes.
api.oanor.com/urischemes-api
HTTP Reference API
A clean, programmatic reference for HTTP semantics, built on the official IANA registries. Look up any status code with its reason phrase and class (404 → Not Found, Client Error; 503 → Service Unavailable, Server Error), list a whole class (4xx, 5xx…); look up any method with its safe/idempotent flags (GET → safe + idempotent, POST → neither, DELETE → idempotent); or look up / search the 255 registered HTTP header fields (Content-Type, Authorization, …) with their registration status. Ideal for API tooling, HTTP clients, documentation, linters, learning resources and error pages.
api.oanor.com/http-api
Network Ports API
The official IANA Service Name and Transport Protocol Port Number registry as an API — 12,500+ TCP, UDP, SCTP and DCCP port assignments. Look up what service runs on a port (e.g. 443 → https), find which port(s) a named service uses (e.g. ssh → 22), and search the registry by service or description. A handy reference for networking, DevOps, security and firewall tooling.
api.oanor.com/netports-api