Lucent Technologies PortMaster 4, Configuration Manual

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Subject Index
Subject Index-7
telephone number 10-9
Telnet 2-3
well-known B-1
See also asynchronous ports, synchronous
ports, WAN ports
PPP address negotiation 7-5
PRI
setting in-band signaling for E1 10-14
setting in-band signaling for T1 10-12
priority keywords 2-6
protocol
location tabledial-out
network protocol
7-4
RIP 4-3
,
7-6
SNMP 3-1
transport protocol 6-5
user 5-4
provisioning, ISDN 10-17
pulse code modulation 10-9
PVC
burst speed 12-2
CIR 12-2
guaranteed maximum bandwidth 12-2
using with DLCIs 12-1
R
r A-8
R2 generic signaling 10-14
RADIUS 12-5
,
13-2
named IP pools 2-13
overview 1-1
protocol, description of A-8
security 2-22
when to use 5-1
radiusd daemon 1-1
RADIUS PortAuthority A-7
read and write hosts 3-13
references xiv
books xv
RFCs xiv
related documentation xiii
reported IP address 2-9
restricting user access to hosts 8-10
RFC
1058 2-19
1144 5-7
,
7-7
1166 A-1
,
A-2
1213 3-1
1490 12-3
1597 A-4
1700 8-5
,
8-6
1826 8-5
1827 8-5
1877 2-3
2003 8-5
2139 A-8
988 A-3
RIP
network users 5-6
on Ethernet 4-3
routing, setting 7-6
synchronous ports 6-7
rlogin login service 5-10
robbed bit signaling
configuring for T1 10-22
for caller ID 10-14
with SS7 1A switch 10-22
route boundaries 2-20
routing
configuring the Ethernet interface 4-3
,
5-5
,
6-7
,
7-6
dial-out locations 7-6
Frame Relay 6-1
ISDN 6-2
leased lines 6-1
route destinations for IP 2-17
route destinations for IPX 2-18
routing table, displaying 2-16
RTS/CTS 9-2
,
9-7
rules for filters, maximum number 8-2
S
SAP filters 8-6
security
management 2-22
network A-7
See also named IP pools
Service Advertising Protocol
8-6
services, well-known B-1
session limit 5-4
setting
switch type 10-7
setting call-check 2-21
Simple Network Management Protocol. See
SNMP
SNMP 4-1
,
12-5
,
13-2
agents 3-1
community strings 3-12
configuring 3-1
monitoring 3-12
read and write hosts 3-13
viewing settings 3-13
software
flow control 9-7
PortMaster 1-1
speed. See burst speed, line speed, ports speed