DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
Management

O
Object library files
writing an SNMP subagent
Occluded mounts
Online help
NSLOOKUP utility
OPCOM messages
disabling TELNETSYM
for LPD events
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
see OSPF
OpenVMS Cluster
NFS databases
OpenVMS file system
Files-11 ODS-2
master file directory (MFD)
when to use with NFS
OpenVMScluster
NFS server
failover
Operation
of OpenVMS system clock
OSPF
Overmounting
P
PATHWORKS support
starting and stopping the PWIP driver
PC-NFS daemon
configuring
Performance considerations
NFS server
PING command
Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)
client
configuration tasks
configuring
defined
dialup provider
IP forwarding
initiating a connection
see PPP
SET INTERFACE command qualifiers
Port numbers
used by server software
Portmapper
displaying registered applications
displaying RPC options
SHOW PORTMAPPER command
SHOW SERVICE PORTMAPPER command
Postmaster account
creating
PostScript
support for in LPD
Preconfiguration tasks
BOOTP
TFTP
Print queues
redirecting output to LPD queue
Printcap database
defining entries in
PostScript extensions
symbols
using, to configure printers
Printing
configuring a TELNETSYM queue
customizing TELNETSYM queues
defining queues
displaying status of a remote queue
establishing TELNETSYM links
granting acccess to local printers
LPD
troubleshooting
redirecting output to another queue
relay queues
releasing TELNETSYM links
removing print jobs
setting up relay queues
starting and stopping queues
TELNET print symbiont
TELNETSYM
troubleshooting
Protocols
Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
Proxy database
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adding entries
adding NFS proxies
creating
displaying information
example
mapping the default user
mapping user accounts
NFS proxies
examples
use on OpenVMS Cluster
Proxy entries
for network printing
Proxy identities
communication proxies
for controlling system access
NFS proxies
proxy database
PWIP driver
Q
Queue management
reconfiguring SMTP queues
R
R commands #1
R commands #2
security
trusted hosts
setting up
RCP
Reassembly time
of datagrams
setting
Rejecting misconfigured systems
specifying, in GATED configuraton #1
specifying, in GATED configuraton #2
REVTRA macro
REXEC
RIP
and ROUTED
see Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
RIP quiet mode
RLOGIN
security
Root name servers
Round-robin scheduling
example
for cluster load balancing (BIND)
Router Discovery
Router IDs
specifying, in GATED configuraton
Routes database
SHOW MX_RECORDS command
Routing
and SMTP alternate gateway
configuring a gateway
configuring IP forwarding
configuring subnetworks
daemons
GATED
ROUTED
defined
defining interface routes
broadcast address
defining route preferences
defining static routes
displaying static routes
enabling and disabling dynamic routing
extending a subnetwork
GATED
definition statements
GATED route types
gateway
with static routes
mail, using MX records
protocols
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
configuring
Exterior Gateway Protocol (EGP)
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
Router Discovery
Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
reassembly of datagrams
SHOW MX_RECORDS command
testing
LOOP command
PING command
valid trace options
Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
see RIP
Routing preferences
sample specifications
Routing selection criteria
Routing table
preserving GATED routes
removing GATED routes
RSH
S
Sample definition statements
Security
and NFS proxies
Anonymous FTP
controlling access
local print queues
options for NFS server
RLOGIN
TFTP
Selecting
NFS file system
Serial connections
choosing protocols
Serial Line IP (SLIP)
configuration commands
configuring
dialup lines
gateway
hard-wired lines
defined
see SLIP
terminating a connection
Serial lines
assigning IP addresses
choosing protocols
configuring
configuring a PPP client
configuring a PPP dialup provider
configuring a SLIP connection
initiating a PPP connection
PPP configuration tasks
setting IP forwarding
Services
end-user
RCP
REXEC
RLOGIN
RSH
starting
troubleshooting (general)
Services databases
event logging
SET COMMUNICATION /ALLOW_LOG_OPTIONS command
SET COMMUNICATION command
TCP/IP cluster time interval
SET COMMUNICATION /FORCE_LOG_OPTIONS command
SET CONFIGURATION COMMUNICATION command
defining pseudo-interfaces
SET CONFIGURATION INTERFACE command
network pseudo-interfaces
SET CONFIGURATION SMTP command
SET INTERFACE command
network pseudo-interfaces
SET ROUTE command
configuring static routes
SET SERVICE command
SET SERVICE /LOG_OPTIONS command
Setting socket types
SHOW COMMUNICATION command
displaying network interfaces
SHOW CONFIGURATION COMMUNICATION command
displaying network interfaces
SHOW PORTMAPPER command
SHOW ROUTE command
SHOW SERVICE PORTMAPPER command
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
see SMTP
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
see SNMP
SLIP
troubleshooting
SMTP
alternate gateway
ANALYZE MAIL command
analyzing SMTP queues
configuring
deleting entries
DISABLE SERVICE SMTP command
disabling service
displaying characteristics
ENABLE SERVICE SMTP command
enabling service
file storage
local alias file
log files
logical names
lookups
mail exchanger (MX)
managing queues
modifying characteristics
modifying the configuration
monitoring queues
MX records
displaying #1
displaying #2
overview
postmaster account
queuing mechanism
reconfiguring queues
requeing messages
restart
routing mail
SET CONFIGURATION command
SET CONFIGURATION SMTP command
START MAIL command
starting and stopping
STOP MAIL command
TCPIP$SMTP_LOGFILE.LOG
TCPIP$SMTP_RECV_RUN.LOG
troubleshooting
utility files #1
utility files #2
zones
SNMP #1
SNMP #2
components
executables and command files
configuring
community address
community information
community type
local host
with SET CONFIGURATION SNMP command
displaying current configuration
extension subagents
including in startup and shutdown
key concepts
logging
master agent
and incoming requests
MIB browser
modifying
default timeout
subagent error limit
operation of
subagent
trap messages
listening for and sending
running the trap receiver program
running the trap sender program
sender and receiver programs
setting up a trap service
snmp_traprcv command examples
snmp_traprcv command parameters
snmp_trapsnd command examples
snmp_trapsnd command flags
snmp_trapsnd command parameters
writing a subagent
Socket types
listen flag
nolisten activation flag
Specifying
log files
in printcap database
START MAIL command
Static routing
defined
STOP MAIL command
Stream sockets
Subagent
writing
Subnetting
DHCP NETMASKS file
specifying network mask with SET INTERFACE command
using pseudo-interfaces
Subnetworking
Superuser
controlling privileges
SYSGEN
NFS server
tuning parameters for
System time
NTP adjustments to