User`s guide

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Pipeline User’s Guide Preliminary January 30, 1998 Index-7
input filter
conditions described
6-6
of IP call filter
6-26
SAP filters
4-7
interface-based routing
described
2-10
,
2-13
Internet Group Membership Protocol (IGMP)
2-13
Inverse Address Resolution Protocol (InARP)
response data described
1-31
supported for Frame Relay
1-30
inverse multiplexing
1-16
IP address
assigned automatically
3-10
assigning to Ethernet interface
3-3
preventing spoofing in a filter
7-16
subnet mask notation
2-4
IP Adrs parameter
2-15
IP bridged connection
5-16
IP filter
conditions for
6-10
described
6-8
IP Options submenu
2-11
,
2-20
,
3-16
IP routing
and ICMP Redirects
2-21
and Ping command
3-6
and RIP version 2
2-9
assigning two interface addresses
3-4
authenticating
2-2
configurations
2-30
configured with bridging
2-2
configured with IPX routing
2-2
configuring a static host route
2-31
configuring subnet
3-3
Default route
2-19
host requirements listed by platform
2-30
overview of
2-1
parameters enabling
3-3
planning configuration for
2-30
second destination specified
2-30
sharing dynamic (dual IP)
3-4
static routes
2-16
UDP checksums
3-8
IP routing table
built at start up
2-8
choosing which routes go in the table
2-24
description of all fields
2-27
example configurations
2-30
how host routes are added
2-2
how network routes are added
2-3
management
2-14
preventing large tables
2-22
temporary routes
2-30
updating local router’s
3-8
usage described
2-8
viewing the routing table
2-25
IP subnet addresses
2-4
Iproute add command
2-8
,
8-18
Iproute command
8-18
Iproute delete command
8-18
Iproute show command
2-25
,
8-18
IPX
client bridging
5-13
filter for RIP packets
6-23
filters
4-6
Ping command
4-14
RIP broadcasts, controlling
4-17
routes dropped
4-7
server bridging
5-14
IPX Enet# parameter
4-5
,
4-13
IPX Frame parameter
4-13
IPX network
4-6
configuration with servers and clients
4-25
with only servers
4-29
IPX Options submenu
4-8
IPX Pool# parameter
4-5
,
4-15
IPX RIP parameter
4-8
,
4-17
IPX RIP table
4-16
IPX route and SAP packets dropped
4-7
IPX Routes profile
4-4
,
4-6
,
4-18
IPX routing
and authentication of callers
4-11
client considerations
4-10