Technical data

Printing
configuring a TELNETSYM queue, 23–2
customizing TELNETSYM queues, 23–3
defining queues, 23–7
displaying status of a remote queue, 22–10
establishing TELNETSYM links, 23–6
granting acccess to local printers, 22–10
redirecting output to another queue, 23–3
relay queues, 23–3
releasing TELNETSYM links, 23–7
removing print jobs, 22–10
setting up relay queues, 23–3
starting and stopping LPD, 22–10
TELNET print symbiont, 23–1
Print queues
managing PC-NFS, 24–2
redirecting output to LPD queue, 23–3
PrintServer
support for in LPD, 22–10
Protocols
Routing Information Protocol (RIP), 4–2
Proxy database, 1–1
adding entries, 20–10
adding NFS proxies, 20–10
controlling access to print queues, 22–10
creating, 20–10
displaying information, 20–10
example, 21–7
mapping the default user, 20–5
mapping user accounts, 1–5
NFS proxies, 20–4
examples, 21–7
use on OpenVMS Cluster, 20–8
Proxy entries
for network printing, 22–10
Proxy identities
communication proxies, 1–6, 16–3
for controlling system access, 1–5
NFS proxies, 1–6
proxy database, 1–5
Pseudointerfaces, 4–8
PWIP driver, 1–5
Q
Queue management
LPD/LPR, 22–1
reconfiguring SMTP queues, 17–9
TELNETSYM print, 23–2
R
R commands, 16–1 to 16–6
security, 16–3
trusted hosts
setting up, 16–3
RCP, 16–1
Reassembly time
of datagrams
setting, 4–7
Rejecting misconfigured systems
specifying, in GATED configuraton, A–15
Removing
directory links, 20–14
links, 20–14
Resolver, 5–2
Restoring container file systems, 20–16
REVTRA macro, B–1
REXEC, 16–1
RIP
see Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
and ROUTED, 4–2
overview, A–16
quiet mode, A–44
RLOGIN, 16–1
logical names, 16–2
security, 16–3
Root name servers, 5–28
Round-robin scheduling
disabling, 6–3
example, 6–1
for cluster load balancing (BIND), 6–1
Router Discovery, 4–2
Router IDs
specifying, in GATED configuraton, A–15
Routes database, 1–1
SHOW MX_RECORDS command, 17–9
Routing
and SMTP alternate gateway, 17–5
configuring, 4–1 to 4–10
configuring a gateway, 4–10
daemons, 4–1
GATED, 4–2
ROUTED, 4–2
defined, 4–1
defining interface routes
broadcast address, 4–9
defining route preferences, A–4
defining static routes, 4–3
displaying static routes, 4–5
enabling and disabling dynamic routing, 4–6
extending a network, 4–8
GATED
definition statements, A–15
GATED route types, A–5
gateway
with static routes, 4–3
mail, 17–4, 17–9
protocols, 4–1
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), 4–2
configuring, 4–2
Exterior Gateway Protocol (EGP), 4–2
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF), 4–2
Router Discovery, 4–2
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