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HiPPIE Protocol Support

This is the exhaustive, alphabetical list of protocols either currently being supported or planned on being supported within HiPPIE.  If you would like to request support for a certain protocol, please contact Josh Ballard at the e-mail address at the bottom of the page.  Support levels for these protocols is specified on the right hand side.  A table of the definitions for these levels is available below, just below the protocol list.  Thanks

NameTitleCategoryClassification
aimAOL Instant MessengerInstant Messaging ProtocolsFull
aresAres P2PPeer-to-Peer ProtocolsAverage
bittorrentBitTorrent P2PPeer-to-Peer ProtocolsAverage
dirconnDirect Connect P2PPeer-to-Peer ProtocolsComing
dnsDomain Name Service (DNS)Core Internet ProtocolsFull
edonkeyeDonkey / OvernetPeer-to-Peer ProtocolsFull
espEncapsulating Security Payload (ESP)Network and Transport ProtocolsAverage
fasttrackFastTrack P2PPeer-to-Peer ProtocolsFull
filetopiaFileTopiaPeer-to-Peer ProtocolsComing
ftpFile Transfer Protocol (FTP)Core Internet ProtocolsFull - Full Prediction
gnutellaGnutella P2PPeer-to-Peer ProtocolsFull
greGeneric Routing Encapsulation (GRE)Network and Transport ProtocolsAverage
h323H.323Multimedia ProtocolsComing
httpHyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP)Core Internet ProtocolsFull
icmpInternet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)Network and Transport ProtocolsFull
icqICQInstant Messaging ProtocolsComing
imapInternet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)Core Internet ProtocolsFull
ipv4IPv4Network and Transport ProtocolsFull
ipv6IPv6Network and Transport ProtocolsComing
ircInternet Relay Chat (IRC)Instant Messaging ProtocolsFull - Partial Prediction
msnimMSN Instant MessengerInstant Messaging ProtocolsAverage
nntpNetwork News Transfer ProtocolMisc. ProtocolsAverage
novellcpNetware Core ProtocolMisc. ProtocolsAverage
pop3Post Office Protocol v3 (POP3)Core Internet ProtocolsFull
pplivePPLive P2P VideoPeer-to-Peer ProtocolsComing
rdpRemote Desktop Protocol (RDP)Encrypted ProtocolsAverage
rtspReal-Time Streaming ProtocolMultimedia ProtocolsFull - Full Prediction
sipSession Initiation Protocol (SIP)Multimedia ProtocolsFull - No Prediction
skypeSkype VoIPMultimedia ProtocolsComing
smtpSimple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)Core Internet ProtocolsFull
snmpSimple Network Management ProtocolMisc. ProtocolsComing
sshSecure Shell (SSH)Encrypted ProtocolsFull
sslSecure Sockets Layer (SSL)Encrypted ProtocolsFull
stormStorm Worm Encrypted Overnet P2PMalware ProtocolsFull
tcpTransmission Control Protocol (TCP)Network and Transport ProtocolsFull
udpUser Datagram Protocol (UDP)Network and Transport ProtocolsFull
winmxWinMX P2PPeer-to-Peer ProtocolsAverage
wmediaWindows Media StreamingMultimedia ProtocolsComing
xunleiXunlei P2PPeer-to-Peer ProtocolsTesting
yahooimYahoo Instant MessengerInstant Messaging ProtocolsFull

Protocol support levels:

Classifications
Full
Specifies that at last check, this signature was fullly capable of living up to standards of full classification without misclassification.
Full - Full Prediction
Specifies that for a protocol with extraneous sessions, that full classification without misclassification is available, even for extraneous sessions.
Full - Partial Prediction
Specifies that for a protocol with extraneous sessions, that full classification without misclassification is available for the core protocol and some extraneous sessions.
Full - No Prediction
Specifies that for a protocol with extraneous sessions, that full classification without misclassification is available for all parts except the extraneous sessions.
Average
Specifies that a vast majority of all traffic traversing via the protocol specified would be identified by the signature, and that very little traffic will ever be misclassified of this type.
Testing
Specifies that a protocol is in the process of being supported, but that the signatures are not yet entirely accurate.
Broken
Specifies that a protocol is in the process of being supported, but that either the protocol signature has no reliability or that it could potentially crash the system.
Coming
Specifies that a protocol is intended to be supported, but that classification modules have yet to be written to support this protocol.
Never
Specifies that a protocol is currently not on the slate to be supported, or flat out is never intended to be supported.

 

 

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