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What is the flow of a standard RFC?

  1. RFC creation --> peer review -->cab approval --> RFC execution --> Release Review--> close

  2. RFC creation --> peer review --> RFC execution -->cab approval --> Release Review--> close

  3. RFC creation --> RFC execution --> peer review --> cab approval --> Release Review--> close

  4. RFC creation --> peer review --> cab approval --> Release Review--> close--> RFC execution

  5. RFC creation --> cab approval --> peer review --> RFC execution --> Release Review--> close
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Explanation

A standard RFC follows the proper change management sequence: creation first, then peer review for technical validation, CAB (Change Advisory Board) approval for authorization, execution of the change, release review to verify success, and finally closure. This ensures proper oversight and documentation.

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