Upgrading and Repairing Networks (5th Edition)
Index[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z] -c command C/R (Command/Response) CA (certificate authority) CA (collision avoidance) 2nd cable modems 2nd DOCSIS DSL, comparing first-generation systems IP addresses PSTN xDSL cables 10BASE-2 networks BERT bus topologies characteristic impedance coaxial connections connectors fiber optic 2nd attenuation electromagnetic immunity light transmission operation safety security size and weight total internal reflection handheld cable checkers impedance marking NIC open office pulse width segment length STP structured wiring TDR terminations crimping fiber optic IDC modular jacks/plugs outlet configuration patch panels 2nd terminologies ACR attenuation 2nd bandwidth 2nd characteristic impedance cross-talk dialectic electromagnetic field EMI FEXT 2nd frequency 2nd full-duplex communication half-duplex communication impedance leakage NEXT 2nd nominal velocity of propagation Power SUM radio frequencies shields TDR 2nd testing troubleshooting SOHO networks types velocity CAC (Channel Access Code) caching name servers Call Back options campus networks cancel command CAP (Carrierless Amplitude Phase) capacity evaluating NAS capture filters capture triggers CardBus cards network adapter NICs [See NICs (network interface cards), hardware bus types.] PC PCMCIA SCSI Arbitrated Loops capacity connections fabric switched topology Fibre Channel IP mixed topologies NAS 2nd network appliances protocols SANs WOL network adapter Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Avoidance [See CSMA/CA (Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Avoidance).] Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection (CSMA/CD) 2nd Carrierless Amplitude Phase (CAP) catalogs [See also global catalogs.] Category 5 cables 2nd Category 5E cables Category 6 cables Category 7 UTP cables CBT (computer-based training) CD (collision detection) CD-Rs Cell Loss Priority (CLP) centralizing wiring management star topologies switches CERT/CC (CERT Coordination Center) certificate authority (CA) certificates (digital) 2nd Channel Access Code (CAC) channel service unit (CSU) channels 802.11a networks 802.11b/g networks nearby network channels, determining characteristic impedance 2nd chassis switches checklists checksum headers TCP UDP chgrp command chmod command 2nd chokepoints chown command CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing) 2nd CIFS (Common Internet File System) 2nd 3rd ciphers CIR (committed information rate) circuit breakers Cisco APs routers Class A IP addresses Class B IP addresses Class C IP addresses Class D IP addresses Class E IP addresses class I hubs class II hubs classes IP addresses options Unix classical proxy servers Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) 2nd clear to send (CTS) clear-text passwords Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) clients addresses BOOTP DHCP downloading operating systems options fields packet formats relay agents request/reply mechanisms server exchanges (DHCP) support commands DHCP dynamic updates Red Hat Linux DNS FTP 2nd h-node identifying names NAS NetWare NFS 2nd NIS p-node POP3 Samba SOHO Telnet Telnetxxx universal commands Windows 2000 Professional Client FTP command-line WINS closing files network upgrades Unix printers CLP (Cell Loss Priority) clustering 2nd CNAME record coaxial based networks coaxial cables bus topologies upgrading from codes FTP replies ICMP messages CodeWeavers coding wiring collapsed backbones collision avoidance (CA) 2nd collision detection (CD) collisions definition detecting domains ethernet backoff algorithm buses, hubs, and switches troubleshooting rates reducing combo cards 2nd Command/Response (C/R) commands -adduser (Unix) -c -r -w ACT arp ATRN AUTH automount boot-time cancel chmod 2nd chown 2nd clients DATA 2nd DELE ditroff domainname (NIS) DON'T EHLO EXPN exportfs FSC fsstat -s FTP GET HASH HELO HELP hostname ifconfig 2nd IMAP4 ipconfig 2nd Korn Shell lastcomm LIST lp lpadmin lpc lpd lpg lprm lpsched lpshut lpstat lptest ls makdev mkdir mount NBTSTAT NET NET NET SHARE NET NET STATISTICS NET NET USE NET NET VIEW netsh netstat 2nd nfsstat NOOP 2nd nslookup pac ping 2nd 3rd pr QUIT 2nd RCPT READ REST restart RETR rmuser (Unix) route RSET ruptime rwho SAML SEND set SIZE SMTP SOML Start menu Active Directory Users and Computers Computer Management Internet Services Manager STAT status su 2nd TCP/IP tcpdump Telnet tlntadmn TPC traceroute 2nd troff TURN universal useradd (Unix) VRFY WILL WinDump WON'T WRITE yp ypinit (NIS) ypserve (NIS) ypxfrd (NIS) comments (Unix) committed information rate (CIR) Common Internet File System (CIFS) 2nd 3rd common names (CNs) 2nd common outlets, configuring Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) communication devices LAN troubleshooting Communications of the ACM competing products, evaluating compiling reports complete trust models Component Object Model (COM) components Asset Management design mapping Power Management Remote Wake-Up component RPC Universal Network Boot compressed mode computer management Computer Management command (Start menu) computer-based training (CBT) computers accounts, managing domains, adding privacy conditioning Configure DNS dialog box Configure Gateway dialog box Configure-Request packet configuring /etc/printcap configuration file accounts ACPI BOOTP client/server exchanges (DHCP) DHCP downloading operating systems options fields packet formats request/reply mechanisms collapsed backbones DHCP DNS clients Unix domains dynamic updates files firewalls GNSW groups host systems logical network design components maintaining physical networks planning MMC modular plug pair networks NFS NIC Linux troubleshooting NIS slaves outlets packet filters passwords ports printers proxy servers 2nd pulse width routers 2nd servers SMB sessions spool directories switches syslog.conf file TCP TCP/IP trust relationships Unix printers SVR4 user accounts Windows 2000 Professional Client 2000/2003 NT 4.0 XP Professional WINS congestion avoidance algorithm networks troubleshooting windows connections 10BASE-2 networks ACL backbones 2nd BERT bus topologies cable modems 2nd comparing first-generation systems IP addresses to PSTN xDSL cabling coaxial crimping IDC modular jacks/plugs outlet configuration patch panels 2nd testing characteristic impedance creating dial-up configuring Windows 2000 Professional Client optimizing PPP SLIP DSL CAP comparing cable modems DMT DSLM PSTN xDSL fiber optic cables 2nd attenuation electromagnetic immunity light transmission operation safety security size and weight total internal reflection handheld cable checkers impedance IP IPv6 LAN bridging topologies building bus topologies hybrid topologies 2nd layer-3 switching mesh topologies ring topologies routing topologies shared/nonshared topologies star topologies topologies VLANs LDAP leased lines ATN Fractional T1 frame relay LMI preventing network congestion SVC T-carrier system X.25 multi-homed systems NCP networks different cables/topologies segments NVT OSI networking model ping command pulse width routers SCO SCSI Arbitrated Loops capacity fabric switched topology Fibre Channel IP mixed topologies NAS 2nd network appliances protocols SANs star topologies structured wiring switch ports TCP TCP/IP TDR testing cables traceroute command troubleshooting velocity VLANs explicit tagging IEEE switch standards implicit tagging MAC addresses port-based protocol rule based purchasing switches switching wireless Physical layer spread-spectrum technology connectors [See also cables, bus topologies.] cable connections IDCs NIC SFF consolidation points consumer device interference container objects continuous namespace contracts, evaluating controllers (domains) 2nd 3rd Convergence Sublayer (CS) cookies coop domain Cordless Telephony profile corporate standards, verifying costs firewalls Gigabit Ethernets maintenance CRC (cyclic redundancy check) 2nd 3rd Create New Schema Class dialog box Create New User dialog creating DFS roots groups topologies users crimping cross-talk CrossOver Office crosstalk [See also interferences, EMI.] CS (Convergence Sublayer) CSMA/CA (Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Avoidance) backoff algorithm MAC layer (802.11 networks) CSMA/CD (Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection) 2nd CSNW (Client Services for NetWare) CSU (channel service unit) CTS (clear to send) CTS/CTS CTS/RTS CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) cut-through switches 2nd cyclic redundancy check (CRC) 2nd 3rd |
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