Compaq TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
Management

F
Failover
automatic
DHCP server in cluster environment
NFS server
FDDI controller
identifying with SET INTERFACE command
File attributes
storing, for NFS client
File locking
File sharing
with NFS
File storage in NFS
default ADFs
special handling for non-byte stream files
File systems
concealed
modifying characteristics
mounting
Foreign commands
defining
Forwarder server
FTP
anonymous
disabling
enabling
logging
security and anonymous FTP
G
GATED
assiging routing preferences
configuration
tracing options
configuration file
creating
statement groups
statement syntax
configuration statements
configuring
point-to-point interfaces
configuring protocols
assigning preferences
definition statements
directive statements
global tracing
interface lists
interface statements
options statements
preference sample
specifying interfaces and routes
tracing options
configuring routing protocols
criteria for route selection
definition statements
rejecting misconfigured systems
samples
setting router IDs
specifying autonomous systems
dynamic routing
global significance options
packet tracing
preference values
preserving routes
RIP quiet mode
route types
routing
defining preferences
sample BGP and OSPF configuration
sample host configurations
sample preference specifications
sample RIP and EGP configuration
Gateway
configuring
mail relay
SLIP
GID
group identifier, finding
NFS proxy information
Group ID (See GID)
H
Hint file
BIND Server databases
Host address
defined
HOSTNAME.ifname file
Hosts database
Hosts, multihomed
I
Identifying interfaces
in GATED configuration file
Identifying users
UID/GID pairs
user names and UICs
ifname.DHC file
Indirect query
XDMCP
Initializing services
Inode
defined
interfaces
configuring with DHCP client
Interfaces
differentiating
interfaces
permanently configuring
Interfaces
specifying
interfaces
temporarlily configuring
Internet daemon
See Auxiliary server
Internet gateway, configuring
Internet Software Consortium (ISC)
see ISC
IP addresses
address allocation methods (DHCP server)
assigning to serial lines
defined
mapping to host names
DOMAIN_NAME.DB file
setting up static addresses (DHCP)
ISC
BIND 8
Isolating problems
SLIP and PPP
L
Line Printer Daemon (LPD)
see LPD
Links
directory
multiple
removing
Load balancing
configuring the load broker
round-robin scheduling
Load Broker
for cluster load balancing (BIND)
Local host
LOCKD
Log files
TCPIP$DHCP_RUN.LOG
TCPIP$FTP_ANONYMOUS.LOG
TCPIP$FTP_RUN.LOG
TCPIP$TELNETSYM.LOG
Logging
auxiliary server
BOOTP
DHCP server
FTP
NTP
options for LPD
POP server
SMTP
SNMP
TELNETSYM errors
Logical names
BOOTP server
defined by TCPIP$CONFIG
DHCP server
file system
FTP
load broker
LPD
POP
PPP
RLOGIN
SMTP
SNMP
TELNET
TELNETSYM
Lookups
BIND Server
with SMTP/ZONE
LOOP command
LPD #1
LPD #2
and PrintServer extensions
configuration
logical names
printcap database
tasks
configuring printers
printcap symbols
remote printer entry
specifying log files
specifying spool directories
displaying status of remote queues
error logging
event logging
OPCOM messages
options
print options
flag page
printer setup program
registering clients
removing print jobs
review of key concepts
starting and stopping
TELNETSYM relay queues
M
MAC address #1
MAC address #2
Management overview
Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) #1
Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) #2
BOOTP server
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol #1
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol #2
event logging
load-balancing methods
logical names
LPD concepts
network controllers and interfaces
NFS client
NFS concepts
NTP synchronized time keeping
serial connections
serial lines
uses for PPP and SLIP
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
SNMP concepts
static and dynamic routing
TELNET print symbiont
TFTP
Managing remote access
Mapping
addresses
an OpenVMS file system
dynamic and static
user accounts
user identities
proxy database
UID/GID pairs
Master agent
SNMP
Master configuration file
XDM
Master file directory (MFD)
Master server
See Auxiliary server
Master time source
Masters list
Memory
displaying NTP statistics
extending for FTP
Messages
disabling OPCOM for SNMP
event logging for SNMP
LPR/LPD
POP mail server
POP server
POP server logging #1
POP server logging #2
redirecting SNMP logging
SNMP
SNMP trace logging
suppressing OPCOM for TELNETSYM
TELNET login/logout
trace log for SNMP
trap for SNMP
Metric Server
calculating load
MIME mail
enabling
Modifying
file system characteristics
NFS server attributes
TCP/IP Services configuration
translation tables
Mount options
and NFS server shutdown
MOUNT service
Mounting
file systems with NFS client
NFS client automounts
Multihomed hosts
MX database
adding entries to
displaying entries
routing mail