Technical data

Index
A
Absolute doma
in name
,8–3
Access contro
l
,7–4
Accounts
remote user
,7–4
user, 5–11, 6–3t
ACL (access control list), 2–9
definition,2–9
ACP (ancillary control process),1–5
Addressing
( See IP address )
Alias
cluster
,3–3
node identifier,
3–3
Anonymous FTP,5
–10
Anonymous user a
ccess
, 5–13
Application lay
er protocols
, 1–4
FTP,1–4
LPR/LPD,1–4
NFS, 1–5
TELNET,1–4
TFTP,1–4
Application programming interface
(API)
Berkeley Sockets,1–5
ONC RPC,1–6
QIO,1–6
SNMP,1–7
Application suppo
rt
for PATHWORKS
, 1–5
for SRI QIO,1–5
ARP (Address Resol
ution Protocol)
,
1–3
ATM,1–3
Automatic failove
r
,3–3
Auxiliary server,
6–1
B
Berkeley Sockets Interface,1–5
BIND service, 8–1
BOOTP, 5–6
C
Clock tick,5–2
Clusters,3–3
Coexistence
definition of
, 2–1
Configurations, 3–1
Connection-oriented protocols,1–3
Connectionless protocols, 1–3
Connectivity services, 7–1
Container file
system
definition of
,
2–10
D
Data Link layer, 1–3
DCE, 2–2
DECnet over TCP/IP
support
,1–5
DHCP, 5–6
Directory struc
tures
OpenVMS and UNIX
differences
,2–3
DNS (Domain Name
System)
,3–4,
8–1
domain name
absolute
,8–3
fully qualified, 8–3
types of, 8–3
Domain name,8–3
Dynamic routing,5–3
E
Equivalent hosts,5–11
Ethernet, 1–1
Export database,7–4
F
Failover,3–3
FDDI, 1–1, 1–3
File link
definition of
, 2–7
differences between OpenVMS and
UNIX
, 2–7
File ownership
differences between OpenVMS and
UNIX
, 2–8
File protections
differences betwe
en OpenVMS and
UNIX
, 2–9
File specifications
absolute and relative paths
, 2–5
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