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El rfc se genera a partir de las letras del nombre y los apellidos (personas), o de las siglas o las primeras letras del nombre y la fecha de creación (empresas) Note that rfc 6125 is relatively recent and there still exist certificates and cas that issue certificates, which include the main domain name in cn and alternative domain names in san. Las reglas de generación y validación están descriptas en el algoritmo para generar el rfc con homoclave para personas fisicas y morales.odt 📄.
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I think there are a lot of people out there unaware of rfc's (request for comments) As per rfc 6125, published in 2011, the validator must check san first, and if san exists, then cn should not be checked I know what they are at a logical level, but can anybody give a good description for a new developer
Pues lo que dice la pregunta, yo actualmente estoy trabajando en una aplicación web empresarial, en la cual requerimos validar que el cliente tenga un rfc actual y que este valido o registrado en sat
Sé que hay validadores de cfdi pero no he encontrado alguna api de validación de existencia de rfcs Iso 8601 and rfc 3339 seem to be two formats that are common the web Should i use one over the other Is one just an extension
Do i really need to care that bad? Regarding the syntax of hostnames, answers to questions like this often refer to rfc 1123 and rfc 952, but fail to mention rfc 921 which seems to place additional restrictions on hostnames There are probably a bunch of later rfcs about the dns (and idn) which cover constraints on hostnames handled by the dns. The rfc's exception accounts for potential conflicts between a future standard header and a header from another vendor whose technology may become integrated with yours through company merger, etc
That's why the exception calls for a vendor prefix.
74 the uri rfc (of which urls are a subset) doesn't define a maximum length, however, it does recommend that the hostname part of the uri (if applicable) not exceed 255 characters in length As noted in other posts though, some browsers have a practical limitation on the length of a url. Reserved, microsoft corporation backward compatibility reserved for future definition According to rfc 4122, all uuid variants are real uuids, then all guids are real uuids
To the literal question is there any difference between guid and uuid the answer is definitely no for rfc 4122 uuids No difference (but subject to the second part below).
