DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
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Part 6
Part 6 Configuring Printing Services
Chapter 18
18 Setting Up and Managing the LPR/LPD Print Service
     18.1     Reviewing Key Concepts
     18.2     Configuring LPR/LPD
     18.3     Configuring Printers
         18.3.1         Manual Configuration
             18.3.1.1             Setting Up Print Spool Directories
             18.3.1.2             Setting Up Error Logging
             18.3.1.3             Support for PostScript Extensions
         18.3.2         Configuring Printers with LPRSETUP
     18.4     Starting and Stopping Print Queues
     18.5     Controlling Access to Local Queues
     18.6     Receiving LPR/LPD OPCOM Messages
     18.7     Using OpenVMS FLAG PAGE Options
Chapter 19
19 Setting Up and Managing the TELNETSYM
     19.1     Reviewing Key Concepts
         19.1.1         TELNETSYM Modifications to the Output Stream
     19.2     Setting Up a Print Queue
     19.3     Setting Up Relay Queues
     19.4     Managing and Customizing Your Print Queues
         19.4.1         Controlling Stream of Print Bytes Sent Over the Link
         19.4.2         Setting Up Error Logging
         19.4.3         Controlling Characteristics of the TCP/IP Link
         19.4.4         Establishing a TELNETSYM Link
         19.4.5         Releasing a TELNETSYM Link
         19.4.6         Setting the Number of Execution Queues
Chapter 20
20 Setting Up the PC-NFS Print Service
     20.1     Providing PC-NFS Print Services
     20.2     Maintaining Print Queues
     20.3     Authentication
Part 7
Part 7 Appendixes
Appendix A
Appendix A Troubleshooting
     A.1     Using the Trace Utility (TCPTRACE)
     A.2     General Problems
         A.2.1         Verifying Availability
         A.2.2         Checking Connectivity
         A.2.3         OPCOM Messages
         A.2.4         Analyzing Services
     A.3     BIND Server
         A.3.1         Server Not Responding
         A.3.2         BIND Server Load Balancing
             A.3.2.1             Logical Names
             A.3.2.2             Metric View Utility
     A.4     BOOTP
     A.5     TFTP
         A.5.1         Monitoring Client Activity
         A.5.2         Monitoring the TFTP Process
     A.6     FTP
         A.6.1         FTP Performance
         A.6.2         Buffer Sizes
         A.6.3         File Allocation and Extension Sizes
         A.6.4         Inactivity Timer
     A.7     Printing: LPD
         A.7.1         TCPIP$LPD_DEBUG and TCPIP$LPD_RCV Logical Names
     A.8     Printing: TELNETSYM
         A.8.1         Using TCPIP$TELNETSYM for the First Time
         A.8.2         Printing to DIGITAL Terminal Servers
         A.8.3         Stalled Print Queues
         A.8.4         TELNETSYM Logging
         A.8.5         Format Problems
         A.8.6         Buffer Dumps
     A.9     PPP
     A.10     SLIP
     A.11     SMTP
         A.11.1         Verifying SMTP Control Files
     A.12     SNMP
         A.12.1         Guidelines for Enabling Set Commands
         A.12.2         Entering the SET CONFIGURATION SNMP Command
         A.12.3         Error Messages Returned by the MIB Browser
     A.13     Troubleshooting POP
         A.13.1         Reviewing POP Server Messages
         A.13.2         Using POP Extension Commands
     A.14     TELNET
         A.14.1         TELNET Characteristics That Affect Performance
         A.14.2         Requests That Cannot Be Satisfied
Appendix B
Appendix B Gateway Routing Daemon (GATED) Configuration Reference
     B.1     The GATED Configuration File
     B.2     Configuration File Statement Syntax
     B.3     Statement Grouping
     B.4     Configuration Statements
     B.5     Creating the GATED Configuration File
     B.6     Defining Preferences and Routing
         B.6.1         Assigning Preferences
         B.6.2         Sample Preference Specifications
     B.7     Tracing Options
         B.7.1         Global Tracing Options
         B.7.2         Packet Tracing
     B.8     Directive Statements
     B.9     Options Statements
     B.10     Interface Statements
         B.10.1         Interface Lists
         B.10.2         IP Interface Addresses and Routes
     B.11     Definition Statements
         B.11.1         Autonomous System Configuration
         B.11.2         Router ID Configuration
         B.11.3         Martian Configuration
         B.11.4         Sample Definition Statements
     B.12     Protocol Overview
         B.12.1         Interior Routing Protocols
         B.12.2         Exterior Routing Protocols
         B.12.3         Router Discovery Protocol
     B.13     The ICMP Statement
         B.13.1         Tracing Options
     B.14     Redirect Processing
     B.15     The Router Discovery Protocol
         B.15.1         The Router Discovery Server
         B.15.2         The Router Discovery Client
         B.15.3         Tracing Options
     B.16     The Kernel Statement
         B.16.1         Forwarding Tables and Routing Tables
         B.16.2         Updating the Forwarding Table
             B.16.2.1             Updating the Forwarding Table with the ioctl Interface
             B.16.2.2             Updating the Forwarding Table with the Routing Socket Interface
         B.16.3         Reading the Forwarding Table
         B.16.4         Reading the Interface List
         B.16.5         Reading Interface Physical Addresses
         B.16.6         Reading Kernel Variables
         B.16.7         Special Route Flags
         B.16.8         Kernel Configuration Syntax
         B.16.9         Kernel Tracing Options
     B.17     Control Statements
         B.17.1         Route Filtering
         B.17.2         Matching AS Paths
             B.17.2.1             AS Path-Matching Syntax
             B.17.2.2             AS Path Regular Expressions
             B.17.2.3             AS Path Terms
             B.17.2.4             AS Path Operators
         B.17.3         The Import Statement
             B.17.3.1             Specifying Preferences
             B.17.3.2             Route Filters
             B.17.3.3             Importing Routes from BGP and EGP
             B.17.3.4             Importing Routes from RIP, HELLO and Redirects
             B.17.3.5             Importing Routes from OSPF
         B.17.4         The Export Statement
             B.17.4.1             Specifying Metrics
             B.17.4.2             Route Filters
             B.17.4.3             Specifing the Destination
         B.17.5         Specifying the Source
         B.17.6         Route Aggregation
         B.17.7         Aggregation and Generation Syntax
     B.18     Sample Host Configurations
         B.18.1         Sample RIP and EGP Configuration
         B.18.2         Sample BGP and OSPF Configuration
     B.19     Sample Interior Gateway Configurations
         B.19.1         Sample RIP Only (Subnet to Backbone)
         B.19.2         Sample RIP with Default Announcement
         B.19.3         Sample RIP and OSPF Configuration
     B.20     For More Information


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