Upgrading and Repairing Networks (5th Edition)

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r-commands (Unix)

R-utilities

     authorization

     rcp

     rlogin

     rsh

     ruptime command

     rwho command

radio frequencies (RFs) 2nd

radio frequencies interference (RFI)

radio wave transmissions

RADSL (Rate-Adaptive Digital Subscriber Line)

RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disk) 2nd

RARP (Reverse Address Resolution Protocol) 2nd 3rd 4th

RAS (Remote Access Service) 2nd

Rate-Adaptive Digital Subscriber Line

rates, collisions

rcp (Remote Copy) utility

RCPT command 2nd

RDN (relative distinguished name) 2nd

READ command

Receiver-SMTP

records

     CNAME

     exporting

     pulling

     pushing

     wiring

recovering

     disasters

     Telnet

Red Hat Linux

     DHCP

     FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

reducing collisions

redundancy 2nd 3rd

Redundant Array of Independent Disk (RAID) 2nd

registering

     client names

     ports

relationships (trusts)

     interdomain trusts

     local domain groups

     managing

     partitioning

     two-way transitive trust

relative distinguished name (RDN) 2nd

relay agents

     BOOTP

     DHCP

reliability, testing

remote access service (RAS) 2nd

remote access VPN

Remote Copy (rcp) utility

remote locations

Remote Monitoring (RMON) 2nd 3rd

remote printers

remote procedure calls (RPCs)

Remote Shell (rsh) utility

Remote Wake-Up component

repeaters 2nd 3rd 4th

replication

     Active Directory

     directories

     domain controllers

     partners

     push/pull

     WINS

Report System Compatibility dialog box

reports [See also documentation.]

     auditing

     finger utility

     network upgrades

     wiring

Request for Comments [See RFCs (Request For Comments).]

request to send (RTS)

request/reply mechanisms (BOOTP)

requests

     LDAP

     NCP

requirements

     attributes

     network upgrades

     SOHO

     Windows 2003 Server

reservations

     addresses

     DHCP

resistance, testing

resolution

    names

         hardware/protocol address comparisons

         NetBIOS

         NIS

         TCP/IP

         Windows 2000 Server

     problem resolution cycle

resources

     assigning

     directories

     domains

     mapping

     owners

     protections

     records

response codes

response time, optimizing

REST command

restart command

restoring

     databases

     networks

RETR command

reusing addresses

Reverse Address Resolution Protocol (RARP) 2nd 3rd 4th

reverse-paths

rewritable (RW) discs

RF (radio frequency)

RFCs (Request For Comments) 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th

     2145

     2519

     2831

     2935

     3229

     3230

     3310

     822

     PPP

RFI (radio frequencies interference)

rights

     administrative

     groups

     NetWare

         Everyone group

         file systems

         inheritance of

         NDS/file systems, comparing

         objects/properties

         trustees

     Windows 2000

     Windows NT

         adding users to groups

         assigning group memberships

         built-in user groups

         creating user groups

         groups

         managing user accounts

ring topologies

rings

RIP (Routing Information Protocol)

     router updates

     scalability

     v1 versus v2

     workings

risk

RJ-45 connectors

rlogin utility

RMON (Remote Monitoring) 2nd 3rd 4th

rmuser command

rogue Access Points

roles

     gateway

     terminal

     Windows 2003 Server

roots

     accounts (Unix/Linux)

     DFS

rotation schedules

round-trip timing

route command 2nd

Route Tag field

routers 2nd [See also routing, topologies.]

     applying 2nd

     border

     choosing

     Cisco products

     configuring

     connections

     DHCP

     Ethernet switches

     firmware, updating

     hierarchical network organization

     integrated switches

     Internet

     IPs

     Juniper M160

     LANs

         connecting to WANs

         delegating responsibilities

         sizes

     LSRs

     modems, controlling routers

     multiple LANs, creating

     network segments

     OSPF

     physical connections

     ports

     preventive security measures

     protocols

     security 2nd

     selecting

     SOHO

     updates

     upgrading from bridges

         addressing issues

         management issues

         network protocol issues

     VPN support

     WANs

     wireless routers

routine maintenance

routing [See also routers, Ethernet switches.]

     CIDR

     IP addresses

         CIDR

         Class A

         Class B

         Class C

         Class D

         Class E

         subnetting

         supernetting

     IPv6

     loose source

     protocols

     strict source

     switching

     topologies

Routing Information Protocol [See RIP (Routing Information Protocol), workings.]

rpcbind daemon

RPCs (remote procedure calls)

RS232 modem controls

RSA public key encryption

RSET command

rsh (Remote Shell) utility

RTS (request to send)

RTS/CTS

rules

     5-4-3

     ethernet networks

runts 2nd

ruptime command

rwho command