- adding stations (with BIND)
- Adding a New BIND Station
- administration, system
- documentation
- Additional Resources
- aliases database
- building
- Building the sendmail Aliases Database
- format of
- Aliases Database for sendmail
- rebuilding
- Building the sendmail Aliases Database
- testing
- Testing the sendmail Aliases Database
- troubleshooting
- sendmail Alias Database Problems
- anonymous FTP
- Setting Up an Anonymous FTP Account
- anonymous FTP, how to use
- Retrieving Files With Anonymous FTP
- arp command
- Network Management Tools
- ASSERT error messages (UUCP)
- ASSERT Error Messages
- backend, database
- About UNS and the NIS Database
- bandwidth, reserving
- Reserving Resources With RSVP
- BIND
- adding domains
- Adding Another BIND Domain
- adding new stations
- Adding a New BIND Station
- and caching-only servers
- BIND Caching-Only Server
- and forwarders
- Specifying Forwarders in the BIND Boot File
- and network planning
- Domain Name System
- and nslookup
- Debugging Name Servers With the nslookup Command
- and the /etc/hosts file
- /etc/hosts Database
- About the Hosts Database
- boot file
- BIND Boot File
- caching-only server setup
- Configuring a Caching-Only BIND Server
- caching-only servers
- Specifying a Caching-Only Server in the BIND Boot File
- client-server configurations
- BIND Servers and Clients
- database files
- BIND Configuration Files
- database management
- Managing the BIND Environment
- Managing the BIND Environment
- debugging
- Debugging named
- deleting stations
- Deleting a BIND Station
- /etc/config/named.options file
- BIND /etc/config/named.options File
- forwarding server setup
- Configuring the Forwarding BIND Server
- forwarding servers
- BIND Slave and Forwarding Servers
- localhost.rev file
- BIND localhost.rev File
- management scripts
- named Reload Script
- master servers
- BIND Master Servers
- named.rev file
- BIND named.rev File
- organization of
- About Domain Name Service
- primary master server
- Specifying a Primary Master in the BIND Boot File
- primary server setup
- Configuring the Primary BIND Server
- Configuring the BIND Client
- root.cache file
- BIND root.cache File
- secondary master server
- Specifying a Secondary Master in the BIND Boot File
- secondary server setup
- Configuring the Secondary BIND Server
- server configurations
- BIND Servers and Clients
- setup example
- Setting Up a BIND Configuration
- slave mode
- Specifying Slave Mode in the BIND Boot File
- slave servers
- BIND Slave and Forwarding Servers
- SYSLOG messages
- SYSLOG Error Messages
- BIND client resolve order
- How UNS Works With BIND
- BIND database and MX records
- About sendmail MX Records
- BIND host lookup routines
- About Domain Name Service
- boot file, BIND
- BIND Boot File
- bridge, definition of
- About Repeaters, Bridges, Routers, and Gateways
- cache file format
- Overview of UNS Operations
- cache files under UNS
- Overview of UNS Operations
- cache tuning
- Cache Tuning
- caching-only server, BIND
- Configuring a Caching-Only BIND Server
- caching-only servers
-
BIND Clients
- Specifying a Caching-Only Server in the BIND Boot File
- chkconfig command
- Creating an IP Aliases File
- Network Initialization Process
- client setup, BIND
- Configuring the BIND Client
- configuring
- network controllers
- Controller Interface Names
- network routers
- Setting Up a Router
- connecting to the Ethernet
- Attaching Your Station to an Ethernet Network
- controller boards, and network troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Hardware Problems to Improve Network Performance
- controller interface names
- Controller Interface Names
- controllers (network), configuring
- Controller Interface Names
- cu command (UUCP)
- UUCP User Program Commands
- daemon nsd
- Overview of UNS Operations
- database backend files
- About UNS and the NIS Database
- database files, BIND
- BIND Configuration Files
- database management, BIND
- Managing the BIND Environment
- DBM database
- Building the sendmail Aliases Database
- Building the sendmail Aliases Database
- default lookup order
- How UNS Works With NIS
- definition of network striping
- Definition of SGI Infinite Network Bandwidth
- deleting stations (with BIND)
- Deleting a BIND Station
- demand-dialing
- About Demand Dialing
- Devices database (UUCP)
- Supporting UUCP Databases
- UUCP Devices File
- DHCP
- client configuration
- Setting up the DHCP Proclaim Client
- network configuration
- Dynamic Host Configuration With Proclaim
- relay-agent configuration
- Configuring the DHCP Relay Agent
- server configuration
- Configuring the DHCP Server
- Dialcodes database (UUCP)
- Supporting UUCP Databases
- UUCP Dialcodes File
- Dialers database (UUCP)
- Supporting UUCP Databases
- Supporting UUCP Databases
- UUCP Dialers File
- dial-in configuration
- PPP
- Configuring /etc/passwd for Dial-In With PPP
- dialing on demand, SLIP and PPP
- About Demand Dialing
- dial-out configuration example
- PPP
- Sample PPP Configuration for Dial-Out
- SLIP
- Sample SLIP Configuration for Dial-Out
- dial-out configuration with SLIP and PPP
- Configuring a System for Dial-Out
- DNS client resolve order
- How UNS Works With BIND
- DNS protocol library
- DNS Protocol Library
- domain attributes
- Setting Domain Attributes
- domain space, definition of
- About Domain Name Service
- domains
- definition of
- About Domain Name Service
- top level
- About Domain Name Service
- domains (BIND), adding
- Adding Another BIND Domain
- editing the /etc/hosts file
- Modifying the Hosts Database
- electronic mail and network planning
- About Electronic Mail
- /etc/alias.db file
- Building the sendmail Aliases Database
- /etc/chkconfi file
- Checking the Network Software Configuration
- /etc/config/ifconfig.options file
- Changing Network Parameters in the ifconfig-#.options File
- /etc/config/ipaliases file
- Creating an IP Aliases File
- /etc/config/named.options file
- BIND /etc/config/named.options File
- /etc/config/netif.options file
- Modifying the Network Interface Configuration With the /etc/config/netif.options File
- Modifying the Interface Name in the /etc/config/netif.options File
- /etc/fstab file
- Network Initialization Process
- /etc/hosts file
- Network Initialization Process
- alternatives to
- /etc/hosts Database
- editing
- Modifying the Hosts Database
- host names in
- /etc/hosts Database
- About the Hosts Database
- router entries
- Configuring a Router With Two Interfaces
- /etc/init.d/mail script
- /etc/init.d/mail sendmail Script
- /etc/init.d/network initialization script
- Network Initialization Process
- /etc/init.d/network script
- Configuring a Router With Two Interfaces
- Creating a Local Network Script
- Network Management Tools
- /etc/init.d/network.local script
- Creating a Local Network Script
- /etc/nsswitch.conf file
- Overview of UNS Operations
- Overview of UNS Operations
- /etc/passwd/etc/passwd/usr/etc/remoteslip/etc/passwd
- Configuring /etc/passwd for Dial-In With SLIP
- /etc/resolve.conf file
- Overview of UNS Operations
- /etc/sys_id file
- Modifying the Hosts Database
- Network Initialization Process
- Ethernet connections to an IRIS system
- Attaching Your Station to an Ethernet Network
- Ethernet error messages, finding
- Checking Your Ethernet Connection
- Ethernet, testing
- Troubleshooting Your Ethernet Connection
- file attributes
- How UNS Works With NFS
- Setting File Attributes
- file transfer
- over SLIP and PPP
- File Transfer Over SLIP or PPP
- with FTP
- Retrieving Files With Anonymous FTP
- filesystem namespace
- Overview of UNS Operations
- .forward mail file
- Redirecting Mail With the .forward File
- forwarders and BIND
- Specifying Forwarders in the BIND Boot File
- forwarding server, BIND
- Configuring the Forwarding BIND Server
- forwarding, controlling on routers
- Configuring Routing Behavior
- FTP, anonymous
- Setting Up an Anonymous FTP Account
- FTP, password protected
- Setting Up a Password-Protected FTP Account
- FTP, setting up account
- Setting Up an Anonymous FTP Account
- FTP, using
- Retrieving Files With Anonymous FTP
- gateway, definition of
- About Repeaters, Bridges, Routers, and Gateways
- genperm command (UUCP)
- UUCP Administrative Program Commands
- hardware options (network)
- Networking Hardware Options
- hardware requirements (network)
- Networking Hardware
- hostname resolution
- About Name-to-Address Mapping
- hosts database
- modifying
- About the Hosts Database
- router entries in
- Configuring a Router With Two Interfaces
- hosts database alternatives
- /etc/hosts Database
- ifconfig command
- Manually Implementing IP Aliasing
- Network Management Tools
- ifconfig-hy.options file
- Network Initialization Process
- ifconfig.options file
- Changing Network Parameters in the ifconfig-#.options File
- inetd daemon
- Network Initialization Process
- Infinite Network Bandwidth Overview
- SGI
Infinite Network Bandwidth Overview
- Infinite Network Bandwidth, definition
- Definition of SGI Infinite Network Bandwidth
- initializing the network
- Network Initialization Process
- Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
- Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
- Internet
- Gateway
- Internet Gateway
- Gateway access
- Accessing Network Services through Internet Gateway
- Internet addresses
- and BIND
- Internet Protocol Addresses
- and NIS
- Internet Protocol Addresses
- and subnetworks
- Guidelines for a Subnetwork
- classes of
- Guidelines for a Subnetwork
- obtaining
- Obtaining a Network Number
- planning
- Internet Protocol Addresses
- Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
- Testing Your Network Connectivity
- interpreting network statistics
- Interpreting Network Statistics
- IP address allocation
- IP Address Allocation
- IP aliasing
- Assigning IP Aliases
- IPaliases.options file
- Creating an IP Aliases File
- ipfiltered daemon
- Network Initialization Process
- IRIS InSight servers
- About
InfoSearch
File Servers
- IRIS InSight, using NFS
- About
InfoSearch
File Servers
- IRIX administration
- documentation
- Additional Resources
- kernel parameters and networking
- Kernel Configuration for Better Network Performance
- LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)
- How UNS Works With LDAP
- libraries, protocol
- UNS Protocol Libraries
- library attributes
- Setting Library Attributes
- link pair
- New Terminology Used in This Guide
- link-pair
- New Terminology Used in This Guide
- .local file
- Overview of UNS Operations
- local station (UUCP), configuring
- Configuring the Local Station for UUCP
- local stations (UUCP)
- identifying
- Determining the Remote and Local Stations for a UUCP Connection
- localhost entry in /etc/hosts file
- About the Hosts Database
- About the Hosts Database
- localhost.rev file
- BIND localhost.rev File
- logging remote access
- Turning On Remote Access Logging
- logical or virtual interface
- New Terminology Used in This Guide
- lookup order
- How UNS Works With NIS
- mail queue
- Listing the sendmail Message Queue
- mail system components
- About the Mail System
- mail.aliases nsd map
- Building the sendmail Aliases Database
- mapping, name-to-address
- About Name-to-Address Mapping
- maps
- About UNS and the NIS Database
- Maxuuscheds file (UUCP)
- Other UUCP Files
- Maxuuxqts file (UUCP)
- Other UUCP Files
- MDBM files
- About UNS and the NIS Database
- MDBM protocol library
- MDBM Protocol Library
- NDBM Protocol Library
- Berkeley DB Protocol Library
- mdbm_dump command
- Setting Up a UNS Configuration
- modem connections
- Basic Network Attachment
- modem selection
- Selecting a Modem
- modifying the hosts database
- About the Hosts Database
- mqueue directory
- /var/spool/mqueue Mail Queue Directory
- MTU Discovery
- About Setting MTU Sizes
- multicast and NIS
- Updating /etc/rpc for NIS Users
- multicast routing
- Turning On Multicast Routing
- multicast tunneling
- Setting Up Tunnels to Support Multicast Packets
- multi-homed hosts
- IP Aliasing and Routing
- multiple network interfaces, configuring
- Configuring Multiple Network Interfaces
- MX records
- About sendmail MX Records
- named daemon
- named Reload Script
- named server, definition of
- BIND Name Server
- named.boot file
- BIND Boot File
- named Reload Script
- named.hosts file
- BIND named.hosts File
- named.rev file
- BIND named.rev File
- namespace format, UNS
- Namespace Format
- namespace, filesystem
- Overview of UNS Operations
- name-to-address mapping
- About Name-to-Address Mapping
- naming stations
- Naming Your Station
- netif.options file
- Modifying the Network Interface Configuration With the /etc/config/netif.options File
- Modifying the Interface Name in the /etc/config/netif.options File
- Network Initialization Process
- netmask
- setting
- Subnetting a Network
- netmask option
- Setting the Netmask
- Netscape Mail
- About Electronic Mail
- netsnoop command
- Network Management Tools
- netstat command
- Network Management Tools
- netstat command example
- Collecting Network Statistics With netstat
- NetVisualyzer
- Network Management Tools
- network address masks
- Subnetting a Network
- network applications planning
- Common Network Applications
- network connections, testing
- Testing Your Network Connectivity
- network controllers, choosing
- About Network Performance
- network daemons
- checking status of
- Checking the Network Software Configuration
- network equipment, planning
- About Repeaters, Bridges, Routers, and Gateways
- Network File System (NFS)
- NFS Over SLIP or PPP
- network hardware
- options
- Networking Hardware Options
- requirements
- Networking Hardware
- Network Information Center (NIC)
- Obtaining a Network Number
- About Domain Name Service
- network initialization
- Network Initialization Process
- network interfaces
- checking
- Network Management Tools
- displaying
- Network Management Tools
- modifying addresses of
- Modifying the Interface Address in the /etc/config/netif.options File
- modifying names of
- Modifying the Interface Name in the /etc/config/netif.options File
- multiple
- Configuring Multiple Network Interfaces
- variables
- Modifying the Network Interface Configuration With the /etc/config/netif.options File
- network management
- functions
- About Network Management Functions
- tools
- Network Management Tools
- network masks, setting
- Setting the Netmask
- network master script
- About Network Startup and Shutdown
- network parameters, changing
- Changing Network Parameters in the ifconfig-#.options File
- network performance factors
- Troubleshooting Poor Network Performance
- network planning
- BIND
- Domain Name System
- device number
- About Network Performance
- electronic mail
- About Electronic Mail
- Internet addresses
- Internet Protocol Addresses
- media selection
- About Network Performance
- network applications
- Common Network Applications
- NFS
- About Network File System (NFS)
- NIS
- Network Information Service (NIS)
- PPP
- Point to Point Protocol (PPP)
- security
- About Network Security
- size considerations
- Planning the Physical Network
- SLIP
- Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP)
- subnetworks
- Guidelines for a Subnetwork
- traffic
- About Network Performance
- UUCP
- UNIX to UNIX Copy Program (UUCP)
- network script
- About Network Startup and Shutdown
- network scripts, creating
- Creating a Local Network Script
- network shutdown
- About Network Startup and Shutdown
- Network Shutdown Process
- Network SLIP connections (NSLIP)
- About Connected SLIP or PPP Networks
- network software checkout
- Checking the Network Software Configuration
- network software options
- Optional Networking Products
- network software, IRIS standard distribution
- Networking Software
- network startup
- About Network Startup and Shutdown
- network statistics, interpreting
- Interpreting Network Statistics
- Network Stripe connectivity
- Testing Connectivity
- Network stripe performance
- MTUs and Performance
- network stripes
- Definition of SGI Infinite Network Bandwidth
- network striping hardware requirements
- Hardware Requirements
- network striping terminology
- New Terminology Used in This Guide
- network troubleshooting
- configuration variables
- Troubleshooting Network Configuration to Improve Network Performance
- hardware
- Troubleshooting Hardware Problems to Improve Network Performance
- media
- Troubleshooting Hardware Problems to Improve Network Performance
- packet size
- Decreasing Packet Size to Improve Network Performance
- servers
- Troubleshooting Network Daemons to Improve Network Performance
- networking, preparing an IRIS system for
- Configuring a System for a Network
- NFS
- and network planning
- About Network File System (NFS)
- NFS and UNS
- How UNS Works With NFS
- NIS
- and multicasting
- Updating /etc/rpc for NIS Users
- and network planning
- Network Information Service (NIS)
- and the /etc/hosts file
- /etc/hosts Database
- About the Hosts Database
- NIS client resolve order
- How UNS Works With NIS
- NIS database
- About UNS and the NIS Database
- NIS maps
- About UNS and the NIS Database
- NIS protocol library
- NIS Protocol Library
- NIS server setup
- Setting Up a UNS Configuration
- NIS with UNS
- How UNS Works With NIS
- nisserv protocol library
- Nisserv Protocol Library
- /ns namespace
- Overview of UNS Operations
- nsd daemon
- Overview of UNS Operations
- operation with NIS
- How UNS Works With NIS
- nslookup command
- Debugging Name Servers With the nslookup Command
- nsswitch.conf file
- Overview of UNS Operations
- password-protected FTP
- Setting Up a Password-Protected FTP Account
- PC TCP/IP connections to an IRIX network
- Changing TCP Parameters to Improve PC Connectivity
- performance factors (network)
- Troubleshooting Poor Network Performance
- Permissions database (UUCP)
- Supporting UUCP Databases
- Supporting UUCP Databases
- UUCP Permissions File
- physical interface
- New Terminology Used in This Guide
- ping command
- Checking Your Ethernet Connection
- Testing Your Network Connectivity
- Network Management Tools
- ping command example
- Testing Network Connectivity With ping
- planning
- for network traffic
- About Network Performance
- Internet addresses
- Internet Protocol Addresses
- network controllers
- About Network Performance
- network devices
- About Network Performance
- network equipment
- About Repeaters, Bridges, Routers, and Gateways
- network performance
- About Network Performance
- network size
- Planning the Physical Network
- Point to Point Protocol (PPP)
- and network planning
- Point to Point Protocol (PPP)
- dynamic addressing
- Using Dynamic Address Allocation With PPP
- modem requirements
- Selecting a Modem
- routing
- SLIP and PPP Routing and Address Allocation
- Point to Point Protocol(PPP)
- About SLIP and PPP
- Poll database (UUCP)
- UUCP Poll File
- preparing for networking
- Configuring a System for a Network
- primary IP address
- Manually Implementing IP Aliasing
- primary master server, BIND
- Specifying a Primary Master in the BIND Boot File
- primary server, BIND
- Configuring the Primary BIND Server
- proclaim
- client configuration
- Setting up the DHCP Proclaim Client
- description
- Dynamic Host Configuration With Proclaim
- network configuration
- Dynamic Host Configuration With Proclaim
- relay-agent configuration
- Configuring the DHCP Relay Agent
- server configuration
- Configuring the DHCP Server
- protocol library
- DNS
- DNS Protocol Library
- files
- Files Library
- MDBM
- MDBM Protocol Library
- NDBM Protocol Library
- Berkeley DB Protocol Library
- NIS
- NIS Protocol Library
- nisserv
- Nisserv Protocol Library
- protocol, definition of
- About Unified Name Service
- querying attributes
- Querying Attributes
- queue
- mail
- multiple
- Structure of sendmail
- queue, mail
- Listing the sendmail Message Queue
- rarpd daemon
- Network Initialization Process
- rebooting networked stations
- Rebooting the Station
- remote access logging
- Turning On Remote Access Logging
- remote stations (UUCP)
- identifying
- Determining the Remote and Local Stations for a UUCP Connection
- remote stations (UUCP), configuring
- Configuring the Remote Station for UUCP
- removing stations (with BIND)
- Deleting a BIND Station
- repeater, definition of
- About Repeaters, Bridges, Routers, and Gateways
- reserving bandwidth
- Reserving Resources With RSVP
- resolv.conf file
- BIND Servers and Clients
- example
- How UNS Works With BIND
- resolve order
- BIND client
- How UNS Works With BIND
- DNS client
- How UNS Works With BIND
- in UNS
- Overview of UNS Operations
- NIS client
- How UNS Works With NIS
- resolver routines, purpose of
- BIND Name Server
- restricted FTP
- Setting Up a Password-Protected FTP Account
- root.cache file
- BIND root.cache File
- route advertising, forcing
- IP Aliasing and Routing
- route command
- Network Management Tools
- router
- configuring
- Setting Up a Router
- controlling forwarding on
- Configuring Routing Behavior
- dual interfaces on
- Configuring a Router With Two Interfaces
- multiple interfaces on
- Configuring a Router With More Than Two Interfaces
- router, definition of
- About Repeaters, Bridges, Routers, and Gateways
- routing,SLIP and PPP
- SLIP and PPP Routing and Address Allocation
- RPC server registration
- Network Management Tools
- rpcinfo command
- Network Management Tools
- RSVP
- Reserving Resources With RSVP
- rtquery command
- Network Management Tools
- rup command
- Testing Your Network Connectivity
- rwhod daemon
- Network Initialization Process
- secondary master server, BIND
- Specifying a Secondary Master in the BIND Boot File
- secondary server, BIND
- Configuring the Secondary BIND Server
- security
- and network planning
- About Network Security
- selecting network media
- About Network Performance
- sendmail
- design features
- System Organization
- functions of
- Structure of sendmail
- general description
- Overview of sendmail
- software components
- About the sendmail Components
- sendmail daemon
- /var/spool/mqueue Mail Queue Directory
- sendmail Daemon
- /etc/init.d/mail sendmail Script
- Starting the sendmail Daemon
- sendmail scripts
- /etc/init.d/mail sendmail Script
- sendmail.cf file
- general description
- /etc/sendmail.cf Configuration File
- sendmail.cf.auto file
-
/etc/sendmail.hf Help File
- sendmail.hf file
-
/etc/sendmail.hf Help File
- sendmail.mc file
- general description
- /etc/sendmail.mc Configuration File
- sendmail.st file
- /etc/sendmail.st Statistics File
- Serial Line Interface Protocol (SLIP)
- and bidirectional links
- Configuring a Bidirectional Link
- Configuring a Bidirectional Link
- and data compression
- About SLIP and PPP
- and file transfers
- File Transfer Over SLIP or PPP
- File Transfer Over SLIP or PPP
- and NFS
- NFS Over SLIP or PPP
- debugging
- Troubleshooting SLIP and PPP Links
- modem requirements
- Selecting a Modem
- modems for
- Selecting a Modem
- modems settings for
- Selecting a Modem
- purpose of
- NFS Over SLIP or PPP
- Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP)
- and network planning
- Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP)
- routing
- SLIP and PPP Routing and Address Allocation
- serial line networks
- Basic Network Attachment
- setting
- domain attributes
- Setting Domain Attributes
- file attributes
- Setting File Attributes
- library attributes
- Setting Library Attributes
- network masks
- Setting the Netmask
- table attributes
- Setting Table Attributes
- setup
- kernel
- Kernel Configuration for Better Network Performance
- shutting down the network
- About Network Startup and Shutdown
- Network Shutdown Process
- Signal Quality Error
- Troubleshooting Hardware Problems to Improve Network Performance
- slave mode, BIND
- Specifying Slave Mode in the BIND Boot File
- snmpd daemon
- Network Initialization Process
- spray command
- Network Management Tools
- standalone mode
- Network Initialization Process
- standard distribution network software
- Networking Software
- starting the network
- About Network Startup and Shutdown
- station naming
- Naming Your Station
- stripe or stripe interface
- New Terminology Used in This Guide
- subnetworks
- and network masks
- Subnetting a Network
- and troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Network Configuration to Improve Network Performance
- Internet addresses for
- Guidelines for a Subnetwork
- planning
- Guidelines for a Subnetwork
- Sysfiles database (UUCP)
- UUCP Sysfiles File
- SYSLOG, troubleshooting with
- General Approach to Troubleshooting
- system administration
- documentation
- Additional Resources
- Systems database (UUCP)
- Supporting UUCP Databases
- UUCP Systems File
- table attributes
- Setting Table Attributes
- table, description of
- Overview of UNS Operations
- TCP/IP connectivity to personal computers
- Changing TCP Parameters to Improve PC Connectivity
- TCP/IP tuning
- Network Tuning Information
- testing connectivity
- Testing Your Network Connectivity
- testing packet reception
- Network Management Tools
- timed daemon
- Network Initialization Process
- timeslave daemon
- Network Initialization Process
- traceroute command
- Network Management Tools
- transferring files with FTP
- Retrieving Files With Anonymous FTP
- transmitters, and network troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Hardware Problems to Improve Network Performance
- troubleshooting
- network connectivity
- Network Management Tools
- network hardware
- Troubleshooting Hardware Problems to Improve Network Performance
- network performance
- Network Management Tools
- network traffic
- Network Management Tools
- nsd
- General Approach to Troubleshooting
- routing
- Network Management Tools
- RPC mismatches
- Network Management Tools
- SLIP and PPP
- Troubleshooting SLIP and PPP Links
- ttcp
- example
- Measuring Network Throughput With ttcp
- ttcp command
- Network Management Tools
- tunable parameters and networking
- Kernel Configuration for Better Network Performance
- tuning TCP/IP
- Network Tuning Information
- tunnelling
- New Terminology Used in This Guide
- tunnels
- Setting Up Tunnels to Support Multicast Packets
- Unified Name Service
- Unified Name Service
- UNIX to UNIX Copy Program, see UUCP
- UUCP
- unknown file (UUCP)
- Other UUCP Files
- UNS
- and NFS
- How UNS Works With NFS
- cache files
- Overview of UNS Operations
- configuration file
- UNS Configuration File
- overview
- Overview of UNS Operations
- with NIS
- How UNS Works With NIS
- UNS namespace format
- Namespace Format
- UNS protocol libraries
- UNS Protocol Libraries
- /usr/bin/rup command
- Network Management Tools
- /usr/etc/arp command
- Network Management Tools
- /usr/etc/configmail script
- /usr/etc/configmail sendmail Script
- /usr/etc/ifconfig command
- Network Management Tools
- /usr/etc/named.d/named.boot file
- BIND Boot File
- /usr/etc/named.reload script
- named Reload Script
- /usr/etc/named.restart script
- named Restart Script
- /usr/etc/netstat command
- Network Management Tools
- /usr/etc/ping command
- Network Management Tools
- /usr/etc/resolv.conf
- hoResolution With /etc/resolv.conf
- /usr/etc/route command
- Network Management Tools
- /usr/etc/rpcinfo command
- Network Management Tools
- /usr/etc/rtquery command
- Network Management Tools
- /usr/etc/spray command
- Network Management Tools
- /usr/etc/traceroute command
- Network Management Tools
- /usr/etc/ttcp command
- Network Management Tools
- /usr/lib/aliases database
- Aliases Database for sendmail
- /usr/lib/aliases file
- /etc/aliases Aliases File
- /usr/lib/sendmail.cf file
- /etc/sendmail.cf Configuration File
- /usr/lib/sendmail.cf_m4 directory
- /usr/lib/sendmail.cf_m4
- /usr/lib/sendmail.hf file
-
/etc/sendmail.hf Help File
- /usr/lib/sendmail.st file
- /etc/sendmail.st Statistics File
- /usr/local file
- How UNS Works With NFS
- /usr/mail directory
- /var/mail Incoming Mail Directory
- /usr/spool/mqueue directory
- /var/spool/mqueue Mail Queue Directory
- uucheck command (UUCP)
- UUCP Administrative Program Commands
- uucico daemon (UUCP)
- UUCP Daemons
- UUCP Daemons
- uucleanup command (UUCP)
- UUCP Administrative Program Commands
- UUCP
- administrative commands
- UUCP Administrative Program Commands
- administrative files for
- UUCP Administrative Files
- and direct links
- Hardware Requirements for UUCP
- and modem setup
- Hardware Requirements for UUCP
- and network planning
- UNIX to UNIX Copy Program (UUCP)
- and TCP/IP
- Choosing TCP/IP or UUCP
- Setting Up UUCP on a TCP/IP Connection
- and telephone lines
- Hardware Requirements for UUCP
- configuring local stations
- Configuring the Local Station for UUCP
- configuring remote stations
- Configuring the Remote Station for UUCP
- daemons
- UUCP Daemons
- definition of
- UUCP
- error messages for
- UUCP Error Messages
- hardware requirements
- Hardware Requirements for UUCP
- identifying local stations
- Determining the Remote and Local Stations for a UUCP Connection
- identifying remote stations
- Determining the Remote and Local Stations for a UUCP Connection
- physical connections for
- Making the Physical Connection for UUCP
- setting up
- Setting Up UUCP
- supporting databases
- Supporting UUCP Databases
- testing connections for
- Testing the UUCP Connection
- user commands
- UUCP User Program Commands
- uucp command (UUCP)
- UUCP User Program Commands
- uugetty program (UUCP)
- UUCP Daemons
- uulog command (UUCP)
- UUCP Administrative Program Commands
- uupick command (UUCP)
- UUCP User Program Commands
- uustat command (UUCP)
- UUCP User Program Commands
- uuto command (UUCP)
- UUCP User Program Commands
- Uutry command (UUCP)
- UUCP Administrative Program Commands
- uux command (UUCP)
- UUCP User Program Commands
- uuxqt daemon (UUCP)
- UUCP Daemons
- /var/sysgen/master.d/bsd file
- Kernel Configuration for Better Network Performance
- ypbind , historical function
- How UNS Works With NIS
- ypinit
- changes
- How UNS Works With NIS
- command
- Setting Up a UNS Configuration
- ypmake command
- Setting Up a UNS Configuration
- ypserv , historical function
- How UNS Works With NIS
- zones, definition of
- About Domain Name Service