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MASTER INDEX

MASTER INDEX

The Configuration Guide Master Index


This master index lists topics found in the Cisco IOS 11.3 Configuration Guides.

To access one of these topics, click on the page number following the topic.

Symbols


! characters
comments     FC-106
output     FC-208
usage in text     vii

# character
copy output     FC-135
privileged EXEC prompt     FC-11

. character
copy output     FC-135, FC-209

.rhosts file
rsh support     FC-215

> prompt
user EXEC mode     FC-10

? command     FC-23

^ character
context-sensitive help     FC-26

^ characters
usage in text     vii, P1C-xxiii

Numerics


0x80d5 Processing
enabling     BC-114

100VG-AnyLAN port adapter
configuring     FC-246
examples     FC-269

10BaseT capability     FC-245

3270-type terminals
TN3270 emulation     DC-290

56K Modems     DC-167

56K modems     DC-167

8-bit character set
displaying     FC-51, FC-52

A


AAA
accounting     SC-61
AV pairs     SC-70
command type     SC-68
configuration (example)     SC-71
connection type     SC-64
description     SC-18
enabling     SC-69
EXEC type     SC-66
interim records     SC-70
monitoring     SC-70
network type     SC-62
prerequisites     SC-69
suppress records     SC-69
system type     SC-67
types     SC-61
ARA authentication     SC-31  to SC-33
authorized guest logins     SC-32
guest logins     SC-32
line password     SC-33
local password     SC-33
methods (table)     SC-32
RADIUS     SC-33
TACACS+     SC-33
authentication
ARA     SC-31  to SC-33
configuration (examples)     SC-45  to SC-53
configuration procedure     SC-25
description     SC-17
double authentication     SC-36  to SC-39
enable default     SC-35
login     SC-26  to SC-28
method lists (example)     SC-24
methods     SC-25
NASI     SC-33  to SC-35
network configuration (example)     SC-24
override     SC-36
PPP     SC-28  to SC-31
authentication method lists     SC-23
authorization     SC-55
AV pairs     SC-58
configuration (examples)     SC-59  to SC-60
configuring     SC-57
description     SC-17
for global configuration commands     SC-58
if-authenticated     SC-57
Kerberos     SC-58
local     SC-58
methods     SC-56
none     SC-57
prerequisites     SC-56
RADIUS     SC-58
TACACS+     SC-57
types     SC-55
configuration process     SC-20
description      SC-18
disabling     SC-21
enable default authentication     SC-35
methods (table)     SC-35
enabling     SC-20
login authentication     SC-26  to SC-28
enable password     SC-27
Kerberos     SC-28
line password     SC-27
local password     SC-27
methods (table)     SC-27
RADIUS     SC-28
TACACS+     SC-28
method lists     SC-19
example     SC-24
NASI authentication     SC-33  to SC-35
enable password     SC-34
line password     SC-35
local password     SC-35
methods     SC-34
TACACS+     SC-35
PPP authentication     SC-28  to SC-31
Kerberos     SC-31
local password     SC-30
RADIUS     SC-30
TACACS+     SC-30
virtual profiles
configured by AAA (example)     DC-603, DC-606
configured by both AAA and virtual template (example)     DC-604
per-user configuration, differences     DC-591

AAA/TACACS+
ARA authentication, enabling     DC-429
PPP authentication, enabling     DC-386, DC-516

aaa authentication arap command     DC-429

aaa authentication nasi command     DC-571

aaa authentication ppp command     DC-386, DC-516
undefined list name (caution)     DC-386, SC-42

AAL     WC-3
AIP     WC-21
ATM port adapter     WC-55
description     WC-3
NPM     WC-79

AAL3/4
AIP
enabling     WC-38
static mapping     WC-38
NPM
enabling     WC-95
static mapping     WC-95

AAL3/4-SMDS
AIP
(examples)     WC-50
encapsulations     WC-4, WC-39
NPM
(examples)     WC-106

AAL5-LLC SNAP
AIP
(example)     WC-45
encapsulations     WC-39
ATM port adapter
(example)     WC-70
encapsulations     WC-68
NPM
(example)     WC-101
encapsulations     WC-96

AAL5-MUX
AIP     WC-40
ATM port adapter     WC-68
NPM     WC-96

AAL5-NLPID
AIP     WC-40
ATM port adapter     WC-68
NPM     WC-96

AAL5-SNAP
transparent bridging     WC-5

AARP
See AppleTalk, ARP

abbreviating commands
context-sensitive help     FC-23
executing     FC-28

absolute line number     DC-115

absolute-timeout command     DC-209

accept-lifetime command     P1C-187
for DRP     P1C-58
for IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-132

access-class command     P1C-63, DC-285, DC-328, WC-209

access control
AppleTalk     P2C-17  to P2C-26, DC-431
ARA     DC-426
bridging
using byte offset     BC-125
using station names     BC-125
DECnet     P3C-41
IP     P1C-60, P1C-63
IPX     P2C-119  to P2C-122, P2C-130
Legacy DDR
configuring     DC-490  to DC-492, DC-519  to DC-520
NetBIOS filtering     BC-124
on asynchronous interfaces (example)     DC-152
VINES     P3C-14
XNS     P3C-107  to P3C-109

access-enable command     SC-139

access-expression command     BC-130

access expressions
combining administrative filters     BC-128
configuration examples     BC-152, BC-153
configuring     BC-129
optimizing     BC-130

access filters
configuring for NetBIOS     BC-124
configuring for NetBIOS (example)     BC-150
for SNAP frames (example)     BC-151
for SR/TLB (example)     BC-146
SRB, combining using access expressions     BC-128

access groups
DECnet     P3C-40
IP     P1C-63

access list
shaping traffic     FC-365

access-list command
MAC address, LAN Extender interfaces     FC-261
type-code, LAN Extender interfaces     FC-262

access-list (encryption) command     SC-179

access-list (IP extended) command     SC-138

access-list additional-zones command     P2C-19  to P2C-21

access-list cable-range command     P2C-22

access-list command     DC-216, DC-240, SC-137
bridging     BC-72, BC-73, BC-74, BC-127, BC-128
DDR
DECnet     DC-474
IP     DC-472
transparent bridging     DC-471
XNS     DC-475
DECnet     P3C-40
DECnet, and Dialer Profiles     DC-544
dialer profiles, and Ethernet type codes     DC-547
IP
controlling NHRP initiation     P1C-19
dynamic     P1C-60
extended     P1C-60
standard     P1C-60
IP, dialer profiles     DC-544
IPX
extended     P2C-116, P2C-122
SAP     P2C-122
standard     P2C-116, P2C-122
Legacy DDR
transparent bridging     DC-491
NLSP route aggregation filtering     P2C-105  to P2C-111
XNS     P3C-108
XNS, dialer profiles     DC-545

access-list configuration mode
description     FC-16
ip access-list command     FC-20

access-list includes command     P2C-22

access-list network command     P2C-21, P2C-22

access-list other-access command     P2C-22

access-list other-nbps command     P2C-20

access lists
Apollo Domain
applying to an interface     P3C-7
creating     P3C-7
AppleTalk
cable ranges     P2C-22
configuration (examples)     P2C-59  to P2C-68
displaying     P2C-54
guidelines     P2C-19
network numbers     P2C-18
zones     P2C-17, P2C-21
applying to interfaces     SC-134
bridging
defining     BC-74
filtering by protocol type     BC-73
creating     SC-131
criteria statements, order of     SC-133
DECnet
adding filters to     P3C-40
configuring     P3C-39
connect-initiate packets, filtering     P3C-40
creating     P3C-39
extended     P3C-40
standard     P3C-39
dynamic
entries, deleting     SC-142
See also lock-and-key
IP
applying on inbound or outbound interfaces     P1C-63
applying to interface     P1C-63
BGP access list filters     P1C-151
configuration examples     P1C-72, P1C-73
extended     P1C-59, P1C-60, P1C-61
implicit deny when no match found     P1C-60, P1C-62
implicit masks     P1C-60, P1C-62
named     P1C-61
standard     P1C-59, P1C-60, P1C-61
creating     P1C-59
undefined     P1C-63
violations, accounting     P1C-65
violations, logging     P1C-60, P1C-62
virtual terminal lines, setting on     P1C-63
See also Reflexive Access Lists
IPX
configuration (examples)     P2C-168  to P2C-174
extended     P2C-119
extended, creating     P2C-122
implicit deny     P2C-126
implicit masks     P2C-126
input     P2C-121
named     P2C-123
NetBIOS
creating     P2C-129
description     P2C-119
NetBIOS, creating     P2C-126
NLSP route aggregation     P2C-120
routing table, filtering     P2C-127
SAP
creating     P2C-122
standard     P2C-119
standard, creating     P2C-122
types     P2C-119
violations, logging     P2C-124
ISO CLNS
configuring     P3C-74
LAT
configuration (example)     DC-288
defining     DC-284
Legacy DDR
assigning to an interface     DC-490, DC-519
number     DC-328
numeric ranges for protocols (table)     SC-132
overview     SC-129
specifying
by name (table)     SC-132
by number (table)     SC-132
SRB
and access expressions, altering     BC-131
VINES
creating     P3C-15
displaying     P3C-21
extended     P3C-14
simple     P3C-14
standard     P3C-14
types     P3C-14
X.29
(example)     WC-224
applying to a line     WC-209
creating     DC-328, WC-209
XNS
3Com (example)     P3C-116
creating     P3C-108
extended list     P3C-107
filters     P3C-108, P3C-109
standard list     P3C-107

access lists, bridging
defining     BC-74

access lists, SRB
NetBIOS filtering     BC-115

access-list within command     P2C-22

access-list zone command     P2C-21

access restrictions
configuring on asynchronous interfaces     DC-152

access servers
asynchronous interfaces supported     DC-113
four services supported     DC-269

accounting
DECnet
configuring     P3C-41
database threshold     P3C-42
enabling     P3C-41, P3C-42
filters     P3C-42
maximum transit entries     P3C-42
IPX
configuring     P2C-147
database threshold     P2C-148
enabling     P2C-148
filters     P2C-148
maximum transit entries     P2C-148
per VLAN     XC-33
Quality of Service (QoS)     XC-33
See also AAA accounting

address
Layer 2 MAC     XC-8
Layer 3     XC-8
mapping     XC-8

addresses
Apollo Domain     P3C-5
AppleTalk     P2C-9
(example)     P2C-10
network numbers     P2C-9
assigning to asynchronous interfaces     DC-142
conserving with unnumbered interfaces (example)     DC-157
DECnet
(example)     P3C-30
address translation     P3C-34
MAC address     P3C-30
mapping name     P3C-35
default asynchronous, assigning     DC-142
dynamic asynchronous, assigning     DC-143
filtering
by destination     BC-128
by source     BC-128
multicast     BC-70
IP
local devices, assigning to     DC-141
mapping to host names     FC-57
IPX     P2C-79
(example)     P2C-79
network numbers     P2C-79
node numbers     P2C-79
ISO CLNS     P3C-56
addressing rules     P3C-58
IS-IS NSAPs     P3C-56
ISO IGRP NSAPs     P3C-57
NSAPs, addressing structure     P3C-58
TARP     P3C-85
SMDS     WC-160
IP     WC-165
multicast     WC-160
structure     WC-158
VINES     P3C-11
(example)     P3C-12
network number     P3C-11
subnetwork number     P3C-12
X.25
IP-to-X.121 mapping     WC-186, WC-190
modifying     WC-200
PVC protocol     WC-192
substitute in local route     WC-203
X.121, setting     WC-182
X.121 alias, setting     WC-185
XNS     P3C-104

addresses, IP
assigning     P1C-5
broadcast     P1C-26
classes     P1C-5
domain name, specifying     P1C-14
helper     P1C-26
(example)     P1C-48
description     P1C-26
helper, example     P1C-47
host names, mapping to     P1C-13
multiple, assigning     P1C-7
primary     P1C-6
secondary     P1C-7, P1C-41

addressing
in VLANs     XC-36

address pooling
DHCP     DC-327
global default mechanism
DHCP     DC-391
local pooling     DC-391
IP     DC-327

address ranges, summarizing
IS-IS for IP     P1C-142
OSPF     P1C-110

address resolution
establishing for IP     P1C-10

Address Resolution Protocol
See ARP

address translation gateway
See ATG

adjacency levels, IS-IS for IP, specifying     P1C-140

adjacent-cp-name command     BC-365

administrative distance
BGP, setting     P1C-163
definition     P1C-183

administrative filtering
by protocol type     BC-127
by vendor code or address     BC-128
destination addresses     BC-128
dynamically determined stations     BC-69
LAT service announcements     BC-75
MAC-layer address     BC-71
multicast addresses     BC-70
source-route bridging     BC-126
vendor code     BC-72

Advanced Peer-to-Peer Networking
See APPN

Advice of Charge
AOC-D message     DC-256
AOC-E message     DC-256
feature description     DC-255

AEP     P2C-2

AFI field
NSAP addresses     P3C-57

aggregate address
BGP     P1C-153

aggregate-address command     P1C-153

AIP
AAL     WC-21
AAL3/4
(example)     WC-50
encapsulations     WC-38
AAL5-LLC SNAP (example)     WC-45
AAL5-SNAP (example)     WC-51
ARP
client (example)     WC-49
client, configuring     WC-32
server (example)     WC-49
server, configuring     WC-32
SVC environment     WC-31
AXIS, PPP over ATM     WC-41
bridging
(example)     WC-51
fast-switched     WC-40
process-switched     WC-40
transparent     WC-39
buffer size     WC-37
call setup, SVC     WC-24
clock, transmit     WC-37
CLP     WC-28
configuration
enabling     WC-20
task list     WC-19
connection timer, SSCOP     WC-30
customizing     WC-34
E.164 addresses, SMDS     WC-38, WC-39
ESI addresses
(example)     WC-48
configuring     WC-26
exception queues, length     WC-36
features     WC-4
ILMI     WC-22
interface types     WC-2, WC-5
inverse ARP
(example)     WC-50
PVC environment     WC-33
IP
and ARP
(example)     WC-49
configuring     WC-31
and inverse ARP     WC-33
multicasting     WC-28
PVC environment     WC-33
keepalive timer, SSCOP     WC-30
LIS     WC-32
loopback, ATM packets     WC-36
microcode     WC-5
MID numbers, limiting     WC-39
monitoring     WC-44
MTU size     WC-35
multipoint signaling (example)     WC-48
NSAP addresses
(example)     WC-48
configuring     WC-25, WC-26
OAM cells, loopback     WC-21, WC-23
overview     WC-4
point-to-point subinterface, PPP over ATM     WC-43
poll timer, SSCOP     WC-30
PPP over ATM
(example)     WC-52
description     WC-41
virtual access interface     WC-42
protocol addresses, mapping     WC-21
protocols supported     WC-6
pseudobroadcasting     WC-22
PVC
(example)     WC-46
creating     WC-20, WC-21
PPP over ATM     WC-44
rate queues
(example)     WC-50
dynamic     WC-34, WC-35
permanent     WC-34, WC-35
raw queues, size     WC-36
receiver windows     WC-31
SAR     WC-20
selector fields, NSAP     WC-26
signaling, point-to-multipoint     WC-27
SMDS     WC-38
SONET PLIM     WC-36
SSCOP     WC-30
SVC     WC-23
(example)     WC-47
disabling     WC-31
timeout interval, idle     WC-27
traffic parameters
(example)     WC-49
description     WC-28, WC-29
traffic shaping     WC-33
transmitter windows     WC-31
UNI version, overriding     WC-23
VCI-to-VPI ratio     WC-37
virtual circuits     WC-6
virtual circuits, maximum     WC-36
virtual path filter     WC-39
virtual templates, PPP over ATM     WC-42

alarms and errors on T1 line     FC-232

alias command     FC-380

aliases
commands     FC-380

all-nets broadcasts
XNS     P3C-111

all-routes explorer     BC-106

AMI line, ones density     FC-299

analog calls on Cisco AS5200
channel-associated signaling     DC-234
robbed bit signaling     DC-234

AOC-D message     DC-256

AOC-E message     DC-256

apollo access-group command     P3C-7

apollo access-list command     P3C-7

Apollo Domain
802.5 implementation     P3C-2
access lists     P3C-7
(example)     P3C-10
addresses     P3C-5
(figure)     P3C-5
ARP     P3C-2
ARP table     P3C-9
bridging     P3C-7
Cisco's implementation     P3C-2
configuration
(examples)     P3C-9  to P3C-10
task list     P3C-6
host number     P3C-5
interfaces, displaying status     P3C-9
monitoring tasks     P3C-9
network
access     P3C-7
network number     P3C-5
paths, setting maximum     P3C-9
restrictions
bridging     P3C-2
setting IP addresses     P3C-2
routing
concurrent     P3C-7
enabling     P3C-6
over WANs     P3C-9
routing table entries
adding     P3C-8
displaying     P3C-9
update interval     P3C-8
setting IP addresses     P3C-2
static routes, adding to routing table     P3C-8
traffic, displaying statistics     P3C-9

apollo maximum-paths command     P3C-9

apollo network command     P3C-6

apollo route command     P3C-8

apollo routing command     P3C-6

apollo update-time command     P3C-8

AppleTalk     P2C-35
access control     P2C-17  to P2C-26, DC-431
access lists
cable ranges     P2C-22
configuration (examples)     P2C-59  to P2C-68
displaying     P2C-54
guidelines     P2C-19
network numbers     P2C-18
zones     P2C-17, P2C-21
addresses
(example)     P2C-10
definition     P2C-9
network numbers     P2C-9
remapping     P2C-51
adjacent networks     P2C-54
adjacent routers     P2C-55
AEP     P2C-2
ARP     P2C-2
ARP table
See ARP table, AppleTalk
ATCP     P2C-38
ATP     P2C-2
AURP     P2C-15, P2C-27
configuring     P2C-28
enabling     P2C-28
last-heard-from timer     P2C-29
private path database, displaying     P2C-54
routing update interval     P2C-29
tunneling     P2C-28
update-events queue, displaying     P2C-54
cable ranges
definition     P2C-9
expanding (example)     DC-436
interfaces, assigning     P2C-13
remapping     P2C-51
CAP     P2C-34
checksums
generation and verification, disabling     P2C-42
Cisco's implementation     P2C-3
concurrent routing and bridging (CRB)     P2C-16
configuration     P2C-11
configuration (examples)     P2C-56  to P2C-74
configuration example
over encapsulating VLAN interfaces     XC-48
configuration examples
AppleTalk over IEEE 802.10 in VLAN     XC-57
configure on subinterface     XC-56
CRB     P2C-16
DDP     P2C-2
DDR     P2C-52, DC-473
definition     P2C-1
Dialer Profiles     DC-543
discovery mode
(example)     P2C-57
interfaces
dynamic     P2C-13
extended     P2C-15
nonextended     P2C-15
nonextended interface     P2C-57
on extended interface (example)     DC-434
domains     P2C-49
domain router configuration     P2C-50
domain router configuration (figure)     P2C-50
enabling for IEEE 802.10 encapsulation     XC-55
enabling service     DC-424
encapsulation     P2C-3, P2C-8, P2C-31, P2C-35
Enhanced IGRP     P2C-15
active state time limit, adjusting     P2C-48
bandwidth     P2C-49
(example)     P2C-75
Cisco's implementation     P2C-3, P2C-46
configuration (examples)     P2C-58
disabling     P2C-46
enabling     P2C-15, P2C-28, P2C-46
features     P2C-44
hello packets     P2C-48
hold time     P2C-47
interfaces, displaying     P2C-54
log neighbor adjacencies     P2C-48
neighbors, displaying     P2C-54
route redistribution     P2C-47
routing protocol, enabling     P2C-46
split horizon     P2C-48
topology table     P2C-54
enhancements     P2C-3
Ethernet card
using     P2C-11
EtherTalk     P2C-1, P2C-11
extended interface
configuring (example)     DC-434
extended interfaces
cable range
assigning     P2C-13
configuring (example)     P2C-57
proxy network numbers     P2C-41
routing     P2C-13, P2C-15, P2C-16
routing (example)     P2C-57
zones
names     P2C-13
extended network
definition     P2C-7
fast switching
cache entries     P2C-54
disabling     XC-14
interfaces     P2C-44
FDDITalk     P2C-1
pre-FDDITalk packets     P2C-54
filters
data packet     P2C-21, P2C-23
(example)     P2C-59
zones     P2C-23
GZL      P2C-25, P2C-26
partial zones     P2C-26
(example)     P2C-63
routing     P2C-23
routing table     P2C-24
routing table (example)     P2C-60
routing update filters     P2C-24
free-trade zone
(example)     P2C-65
establishing     P2C-29
gleaning     P2C-4, P2C-43
GZL
filters     P2C-25, P2C-26
replies     P2C-25
integrated routing and bridging
See AppleTalk, IRB
Inter·Poll     P2C-55
interenterprise routing     P2C-49
addresses
remapping     P2C-51
AURP
(example)     P2C-70
cable ranges
remapping     P2C-51
configuring (example)     P2C-75
domain information     P2C-54
domain names     P2C-51
domain numbers     P2C-51
domains     P2C-49, P2C-51
hop count     P2C-52
interfaces     P2C-51
remapping     P2C-55
split horizon     P2C-49
interfaces     P2C-13
displaying status of     DC-433
interface status     P2C-54
internal networks, advertising     DC-424
Internet Router software     P2C-11
internetwork parameters     P2C-54
IPTalk
/etc/services file     P2C-36
AppleTalk-to-IP address mapping     P2C-35
configuration (example)     P2C-71  to P2C-74
definition     P2C-34
IP encapsulation     P2C-37, P2C-38
node identifier     P2C-73
SLIP drivers     P2C-34
tunneling     P2C-35
UDP port numbers     P2C-36
IRB     P2C-17
K-Star
Shiva FastPath routers     P2C-11
LANE     P2C-3
load sharing
round-robin     P2C-42
LocalTalk     P2C-1
logical cable     P2C-9
MacIP
(examples)     P2C-70
addresses     P2C-33
address ranges     P2C-32
advantages     P2C-31
clients     P2C-54
clients, displaying     DC-433
configuration requirements     P2C-32
definition     P2C-31
disadvantages     P2C-32
implementation     P2C-31
servers     P2C-33, P2C-54
servers, displaying     DC-433
traffic     P2C-54, P2C-55
traffic statistics, displaying     DC-433
maximum paths
setting     P2C-42
MIB     P2C-2
monitoring tasks     P2C-54, DC-433
multicast address, SMDS address mapping     WC-161
name binding
See AppleTalk, NBP
NBP     P2C-2, P2C-27
name registration
task table     P2C-54
services     P2C-54
neighbor table, deleting entries     P2C-54
network, definition     P2C-9
network connectivity, testing     P2C-54
network events, logging     P2C-43
nondiscovery-mode interface     P2C-14
nonextended interface
assigning an address     P2C-13
enabling routing     P2C-12, P2C-13, P2C-14
routing (example)     P2C-57
zone name, assigning     P2C-13
nonextended interfaces
proxy network numbers     P2C-41
routing     P2C-16
nonextended network
definition     P2C-7
over IEEE 802.10 encapsulation     XC-55
over ISL encapsulation     XC-38
performance tuning     P2C-39
Phase 1
comparison with Phase 2     P2C-8
compatibility with Phase 2     P2C-11
definition     P2C-7
Phase 2
comparison with Phase 1     P2C-8
compatibility with Phase 1     P2C-11
definition     P2C-7
Phase II in VLANs     XC-35
PPP
(example)     DC-155
configuring     DC-408, DC-422
pre-FDDITalk packets
enabling     P2C-54
proxy network numbers
(example)     P2C-74
interoperability     P2C-41
responder support     P2C-3, P2C-55
round-robin load sharing, enabling     P2C-42
routing
(example)     P2C-57
extended interfaces, enabling dynamically     P2C-15
extended interfaces, enabling manually     P2C-13
routing, enabling
on nonextended interface dynamically     P2C-14
on nonextended interface manually     P2C-12, P2C-13
routing over VLAN subinterfaces     XC-55
routing process     P2C-15
routing protocols
specifying     P2C-28
routing table     P2C-55
entries     P2C-54
update timers     P2C-41
routing tables
update filters     P2C-23
routing updates     P2C-40
advertising routes with no zones     P2C-40
strict checking     P2C-39, P2C-40
stub mode     P2C-40
timers     P2C-41
RTMP     P2C-2, P2C-15
advertising routes with no zones     P2C-40
broadcasting packets     FC-325
enabling     P2C-28
routing updates     P2C-40
strict checking     P2C-39
stub mode     P2C-40
seed router     P2C-14
Shiva FastPath routers     P2C-11
SMDS, configuring     WC-164
SMRP
fast switching     P2C-38
fast switching cache table     P2C-54
forwarding table     P2C-55
global information     P2C-55
group table
     P2C-55
neighbor table     P2C-55
port table     P2C-55
routing table     P2C-55
SNMP
configuring     P2C-29
configuring (example)     P2C-70
sockets, displaying     P2C-55
static routes
defining     P2C-53
displaying     P2C-55
subinterface
customizing for VLAN     XC-55
test mode, entering     P2C-55
TokenTalk     P2C-1
traffic     P2C-55
traffic statistics
displaying     DC-433
resetting     P2C-54
transition mode     P2C-16
(example)     P2C-58
TR-LANE support     XC-69
tunneling     FC-326
across IP-only backbone (example)     FC-332
across IP-only backbone (figure)     FC-332
AURP     P2C-28
cayman     P2C-30
definition     FC-325
GRE     P2C-31, FC-329
methods     P2C-30
Update Routing Protocol
See AppleTalk, AURP
VLANs     P2C-3
WAN protocols supported     P2C-3
ZIP
ZIP query interval     P2C-43
ZIP reply filters
configuration (example)     P2C-69
overview     P2C-26
zone
information table, displaying     DC-433
zones     P2C-10, P2C-13
information table     P2C-55
name format     P2C-10
special characters     P2C-10

appletalk access-group command     P2C-21, P2C-23

AppleTalk Access List Enhancements
fast switching     P2C-20
filters     P2C-22
overview     P2C-20
types     P2C-21

appletalk address command     P2C-13, P2C-14, P2C-15, P2C-16, DC-394, WC-16

AppleTalk Address Resolution Protocol
See AppleTalk, ARP, ARP table

appletalk arp interval command     P2C-43

appletalk arp retransmit-count command     P2C-43

appletalk arp timeout command     P2C-42

appletalk aurp-tickle-time command     P2C-29

appletalk aurp update-interval command     P2C-29

appletalk cable-range command     P2C-13, P2C-15, P2C-16, P2C-29, DC-394, XC-39, XC-56
tunneling AppleTalk using GRE     FC-329

appletalk checksum command     P2C-42

appletalk client-mode command     P2C-39, DC-408

AppleTalk Control Protocol     DC-408
See AppleTalk, ATCP

AppleTalk Datagram Delivery Protocol
See (DDP)

appletalk discovery command     P2C-15

appletalk distribute-list in command     P2C-24

appletalk distribute-list out command     P2C-24

appletalk domain hop-reduction command     P2C-52

appletalk domain name command     P2C-51

appletalk domain remap-range command     P2C-51, P2C-52

AppleTalk Echo Protocol     P2C-2

appletalk eigrp active-time command     P2C-48

appletalk eigrp-bandwidth-percentage command     P2C-49

appletalk eigrp log-neighbor-changes command     P2C-48

appletalk eigrp split-horizon command     P2C-48

appletalk eigrp timers command     P2C-48

appletalk event-logging command     P2C-29, P2C-43

appletalk free-trade-zone command     P2C-29

appletalk getzonelist-filter command     P2C-25

appletalk glean-packets command     P2C-43

appletalk iptalk-baseport command     P2C-36

appletalk lookup-type command     P2C-27

appletalk macip dynamic command     P2C-33

appletalk macip server command     P2C-33

appletalk macip static command     P2C-33

appletalk maximum-paths command     P2C-42

appletalk name-lookup-interval command     P2C-27

appletalk permit-partial-zones command     P2C-26

appletalk pre-fdditalk command     P2C-54

appletalk protocol command     P2C-15, P2C-28, P2C-46

appletalk proxy-nbp command     P2C-41

AppleTalk Remote Access
See ARA

appletalk require-route-zones command     P2C-40

appletalk route-cache command     P2C-44, WC-166, XC-13, XC-14

appletalk route-redistribution command     P2C-28, P2C-47

appletalk routing command     P2C-12, P2C-29, P2C-46

appletalk routing eigrp command     XC-38, XC-55

AppleTalk Routing over ISL and IEEE 802.10 in Virtual LANs
configuration     XC-38, XC-55
configuration example     XC-57
enabling AppleTalk on the subinterface     XC-56
VLAN encapsulation format     XC-56

appletalk rtmp-stub command     P2C-40

appletalk send-rtmp command     P2C-40

appletalk send-rtmps command     DC-424

appletalk service command     DC-424

appletalk static cable command     P2C-53

appletalk static net command     P2C-53

appletalk strict-rtmp-checking command     P2C-40

appletalk timers command     P2C-41

AppleTalk Transaction Protocol     P2C-2

AppleTalk Update Routing Protocol
See AppleTalk, AURP

appletalk virtual-net command     P2C-38, DC-408

appletalk zip-query-interval command     P2C-43

appletalk zip-reply-filter command     P2C-26

appletalk zone command     P2C-13, P2C-16, P2C-30, XC-39, XC-56

APPN
APPN over Ethernet LANE     BC-387
examples     BC-388
router priority     BC-393
SRB to switched ATM, migrating network (figure)     BC-392
typical topology (figure)     BC-388
ATM
configuration (example)     BC-386
destination     BC-365
central directory server
blocking registration attempts     BC-357
feature defined     BC-41
central resource registration
disabling     BC-357
feature defined     BC-41
Cisco's implementation     BC-33
class of service, defining     BC-369
configuration modes
description     FC-16
entering     FC-20
exiting     FC-16
configuration services     BC-36
connection network, defining     BC-368
control point, defining     BC-356
directory services     BC-40
DLUR/DLUS     BC-43
FDDI configuration (example)     BC-378
Frame Relay
configuration (example)     BC-379
destination     BC-365
HPR
hpr command     BC-360, BC-364
hpr max-sessions command     BC-359
hpr retries command     BC-359
hpr sap command     BC-360
hpr timers liveness command     BC-359
hpr timers path-switch command     BC-359
link station configuration     BC-364
port configuration     BC-360
resources, limiting     BC-359
limited resources     BC-374
locate throttling     BC-374
media supported     BC-34
mode, defining     BC-371
monitoring the network     BC-375
negative caching     BC-374
network, monitoring     BC-375
over DLSw+     BC-16
configuration (example)     BC-381
virtual data link control     BC-360
partner LU location, defining     BC-371
port, defining     BC-360
ports and link stations, starting and stopping     BC-373
PPP
configuration (example)     BC-386
destination     BC-365
QLLC configuration (example)     BC-386
routing services     BC-41
RSRB configuration (example)     BC-380
scalability enhancements     BC-374
SDLC configuration (example)     BC-380
searching resources     BC-374
session service     BC-42
SMDS
configuration (example)     BC-387
destination     BC-365
subsystem, starting and stopping     BC-373
Token Ring configuration (example)     BC-378
TR-LANE support     XC-69
X.25 destination     BC-365

appn class-of-service command     BC-370

appn connection-network command     BC-368

appn control-point command     BC-356

APPN High Performance Routing
See APPN, HPR

appn link-station command     BC-364

APPN MIB Enhancements
migration from RFC 1593     BC-34
objects for supporting connection networks     BC-34

appn mode command     BC-371

APPN over Ethernet LAN Emulation
feature description     BC-387

appn partner-lu-location command     BC-371

appn port command     BC-360

appn routing command     BC-373

APPN Scalability Enhancements
Locate Throttling     BC-374
Negative Caching     BC-374

appn start command     BC-373

appn stop command     BC-373

appn stop link station command     BC-373

appn stop port command     BC-373

ARA
access control     DC-426
callback     DC-422
Cisco implementation     DC-421
configuration (example)     DC-435
dedicated line
configuration (example)     DC-436
enabling     DC-424
non-AppleTalk clients to connect to AppleTalk network     DC-432
X.25 client to connect to AppleTalk network (example)     DC-435
guests, disallowing     DC-427
Kerberos authentication, using     DC-431
multiuse line
configuration (example)     DC-437
on VTY lines     DC-432
prerequisites for connectivity     DC-421
security
CCL scripts, modifying     DC-429  to DC-431
internal username authentication     DC-427
TACACS, configuring     DC-428
TACACS username authentication (example)     DC-436
server
cabling and connections (figure)     DC-423
configuration (example)     DC-437
line and modem, configuring     DC-423
monitoring     DC-432
session, automatic startup     DC-149, DC-425
support, customizing     DC-425
tunneling     DC-319
one-step     DC-326

arap callback command     DC-652

arap dedicated command     DC-425

arap enable command     DC-424

arap net-access-list command     DC-426

arap network command     DC-424, DC-432

arap noguest command     DC-427

arap require-manual-password command     DC-426

arap timelimit command     DC-425

arap use-tacacs command     DC-428

arap warningtime command     DC-425

arap zonelist command     DC-426

area-address command     P2C-93, P2C-104, P2C-112

area addresses
IS-IS     P3C-57, P3C-58
ISO IGRP     P3C-57
NSAPs     P3C-57

area authentication command     P1C-109

area default-cost command     P1C-109

area nssa command     P1C-110

area-password command     P1C-142, P3C-66

area range command     P1C-110

area routing
IS-IS     P3C-60
ISO IGRP     P3C-60

areas
IS-IS for CLNS
addresses     P3C-65
establishing     P3C-65
multihoming     P3C-65
ISO CLNS     P3C-56, P3C-65
multihoming     P3C-65
ISO IGRP     P3C-60

area stub command     P1C-109

area virtual-link command     P1C-111

ARP
AIP
client (example)     WC-49
server (example)     WC-49
server, configuring     WC-32
Apollo Domain     P3C-2
AppleTalk     P2C-2, P2C-42
ATM port adapter
client (example)     WC-73
client, configuring     WC-64
server (example)     WC-73
server, configuring     WC-64
IP
encapsulations, setting     P1C-12
proxy ARP, description     P1C-22
proxy ARP, disabling     P1C-12
table, displaying contents     P1C-39
timeout     P1C-11
multicast address, SMDS address mapping     WC-161
NPM
client (example)     WC-105
client, configuring     WC-90
server (example)     WC-105
server, configuring     WC-91
overview, WAN     WC-4
SMDS broadcast messages     WC-161

ARP, inverse
AIP
(example)     WC-50
configuring     WC-33
ATM port adapter
(example)     WC-74
configuring     WC-65
NPM
(example)     WC-105
configuring     WC-91

arp arpa command     P1C-12

ARP cache
See ARP table

arp command
IP     P1C-11
SMDS     WC-161

ARP encapsulation     P1C-12

arp probe command     P1C-12

arp snap command     P1C-12

ARP table
Apollo Domain     P3C-9
AppleTalk
displaying entries     DC-433
entries     P2C-54
gleaning     P2C-43
update interval     P2C-42, P2C-43
IP
contents, displaying     P1C-11
defining static     P1C-11

arp timeout command     P1C-11

ASP
Cisco's tunneling implementation     BC-21, BC-238
overview     BC-242
specifying primary and secondary roles     BC-249
virtual multidrop support     BC-243

asp addr-offset command     BC-249

asp role primary command     BC-249

asp role secondary command     BC-249

asp rx-ift command     BC-249

async-bootp command     DC-144, FC-214

async default routing command     DC-144

async dynamic address command     DC-143

async dynamic routing command     DC-144

asynchronous
host mobility     DC-409
host roaming (example)     DC-409
lines
options     DC-110
lines, options configured     DC-118
mobility, (example)     DC-335
mobility, connections     DC-321
mode, dedicated     DC-144
ports     DC-117
protocol functions
header compression     DC-332
keepalive updates     DC-333
vty lines     DC-330
routing
dedicated dial-in routing device     DC-158
enabling     DC-144
sample configuration     DC-405

asynchronous access
ISDN lines     DC-418

asynchronous host mobility     FC-330

asynchronous host roaming (example)     FC-330

asynchronous interfaces
(examples)     DC-151
addressing method, configuring     DC-142
assigning to IPX loopback interfaces     DC-406
as the only interface, configuration example     DC-159
auxiliary ports, comparison     DC-139
bandwidth, optimizing     DC-151
broadcasts on     DC-405
changing member configuration     DC-140
chat scripts, configuring     DC-145
configuring addressing method     DC-143
debugging     DC-145
dedicated (example)     DC-154
default addresses, assigning     DC-142
dynamic addresses, assigning     DC-143
dynamic addressing configuration (example)     DC-157
encapsulation     DC-143
group and members     DC-140
examples     DC-154
low bandwidth     DC-403
members, defining     DC-140
monitoring     DC-145
options configured     DC-110, DC-119
relation to TTY lines     DC-117
TCP header compression
configuration example     DC-157
configuring     DC-151

asynchronous networks
frame sequencing
overview     BC-244

asynchronous protocols
virtual multidrop support     BC-243

asynchronous security protocols
See ASP

Asynchronous Transfer Mode-Data Exchange Interface
See ATM-DXI

async mode dedicated command     DC-144

async mode interactive command     DC-144, DC-408

AT&T
latched CSU loopback specification     DC-248

ATCP     DC-408
async interfaces     P2C-38

ATG
configuring     P3C-34
example     P3C-48
routing table     P3C-48

ATM
configuration
AIP, See AIP
ATM port adapter, See ATM port adapter
NPM, See NPM
description     WC-2, WC-3
fast switching IPX     P2C-117
invoking over a serial line     FC-291
point-to-multipoint SVC     P1C-232, P1C-234
pseudobroadcasting     WC-4
serial interfaces, configuring
See serial interfaces, ATM
SVC
point-to-multipoint     P1C-232, P1C-234
VC status, displaying     P1C-243

atm aal aal3/4 command     WC-38, WC-40

ATM adaptation layer
See AAL

atm address command     XC-74

atm arp-server nsap command     WC-64, WC-65, WC-90

atm arp-server time-out command     WC-32, WC-65, WC-91

atm backward-max-burst-size-clp0 command     WC-29, WC-88

atm backward-max-burst-size-clp1 command     WC-29, WC-88

atm backward-peak-cell-rate-clp0 command     WC-29, WC-87

atm backward-peak-cell-rate-clp1 command     WC-29, WC-87

atm backward-sustainable-cell-rate-clp0 command     WC-29, WC-88

atm backward-sustainable-cell-rate-clp1 command     WC-29, WC-88

atm class command     WC-33, WC-92

atm clock internal command     WC-37, WC-68, WC-95

atm-dest-address command     BC-365

ATM-DXI
enabling     WC-16
encapsulation     FC-276
protocol addresses     WC-17

atm-dxi map command     FC-274

atm esi-address command     WC-26, WC-60, WC-84

atm exception-queue command     WC-36

atm forward-max-burst-size-clp0 command     WC-29, WC-88

atm forward-max-burst-size-clp1 command     WC-29, WC-88

atm forward-peak-cell-rate-clp0 command     WC-29, WC-87

atm forward-peak-cell-rate-clp1 command     WC-29, WC-87

atm forward-sustainable-cell-rate-clp0 command     WC-29, WC-88

atm forward-sustainable-cell-rate-clp1 command     WC-29, WC-88

atm framing command     WC-94

atm idle-timeout command     WC-61, WC-85

atm ilmi-keepalive command     WC-22, WC-56, WC-80

ATM Interface Processor
See AIP

ATM LANE
address
wildcards in templates     XC-72
LAN Emulation Client (LEC)     XC-34
LAN Emulation Server (LES)     XC-34
MAC address and ESI field     XC-71
NDIS-compliant LAN drivers     XC-34
ODI-compliant LAN drivers     XC-34
protocol definition     XC-34

ATM LAN emulation
in VLANs     XC-34

atm lecs-address command     XC-76

atm lecs-address-default command     XC-75

atm maxvc command     WC-36, WC-67

ATM MIB Enhancements
Cisco AAL5 MIB     WC-3

atm mid-per-vc command     WC-39

atm multicast command     WC-38, WC-40, WC-95

atm multipoint-interval command     WC-27, WC-61, WC-86

atm multipoint-signaling
with IP multicast     P1C-234

atm multipoint-signalling command     WC-27, WC-61, WC-86

atm nsap-address command     WC-26, WC-27, WC-32, WC-60, WC-61, WC-64, WC-84, WC-85, WC-90, WC-91

atm-nsap address command     WC-86

atm-nsap command     WC-27, WC-61

ATM on the AIP for Cisco 7500 series
(examples)     WC-45

ATM on the ATM port adapter for Cisco 7200 series
(examples)     WC-69

ATM on the ATM port adapter for Cisco 7500 series
(examples)     WC-69

ATM on the NPM for Cisco 4500 and 4700 routers
(examples)     WC-100

ATM Port Adapter
configuring     WC-53
features     WC-7

ATM port adapter
(example)     WC-74
AAL     WC-55
AAL5-LLC SNAP (example)     WC-70
AAL5-SNAP (example)     WC-74
ARP
client
(example)     WC-73
configuring     WC-64
server
(example)     WC-73
configuring     WC-64
SVC environment     WC-64
bridging, transparent     WC-68
buffer size     WC-67
call setup, SVC     WC-58
clock, transmit     WC-68
configuration
enabling     WC-54
task list     WC-53
connection timer, SSCOP     WC-62
customizing     WC-66
ESI addresses
(example)     WC-73
configuring     WC-60
features     WC-7
ILMI     WC-56
interface types     WC-2, WC-7
inverse ARP
(example)     WC-74
PVC environment     WC-65
IP
and ARP
(example)     WC-73
configuring     WC-63
and inverse ARP     WC-65
multicasting     WC-62
PVC environment     WC-65
SVC environment     WC-64
keepalive timer, SSCOP     WC-62
LIS     WC-64
loopback, ATM packets     WC-67
monitoring     WC-69
MTU size     WC-66
multipoint signaling (example)     WC-73
NSAP addresses
(example)     WC-72
configuring     WC-59, WC-60
OAM cells, loopback     WC-55, WC-57
overview     WC-6
poll timer, SSCOP     WC-62
protocol addresses, mapping     WC-55
pseudobroadcasting     WC-56
PVC
(example)     WC-70
creating     WC-54, WC-55
receiver windows     WC-63
SAR     WC-54
selector fields, NSAP     WC-60
signaling, point-to-multipoint     WC-61
SONET PLIM     WC-66
SSCOP     WC-62
SVC     WC-57
(example)     WC-72
disabling     WC-63
timeout interval, idle     WC-61
transmitter windows     WC-63
UNI version, overriding     WC-57
VCI-to-VPI ratio     WC-67
virtual circuits     WC-7
virtual circuits, maximum     WC-67

atm pvc command     WC-21, WC-22, WC-23, WC-25, WC-26, WC-27, WC-33, WC-38, WC-39, WC-40, WC-41, WC-44, WC-55, WC-56, WC-57, WC-59, WC-60, WC-61, WC-65, WC-68, WC-79, WC-80, WC-81, WC-83, WC-84, WC-86, WC-91, WC-95, WC-96, WC-99

atm pvc ilmi command     XC-74

atm pvc qsaal command     XC-74

atm rate-queue command     WC-35, WC-93

atm rawq-size command     WC-37

atm rxbuff command     WC-37, WC-67

atmsig close atm command     WC-31, WC-63, WC-89

atm sig-traffic-shaping strict command     WC-28, WC-34, WC-86, WC-92

atm smds-address command     WC-38, WC-40, WC-95

atm sonet stm-1 command     WC-36, WC-66, WC-94

ATM switch interface shelf
See AXIS

atm txbuff command     WC-37, WC-67

atm uni-version command     WC-23, WC-57, WC-81

ATM UNI version override
configuring     WC-23, WC-57

atm-vc command     WC-21, WC-55, WC-79

atm vc-per-vp command     WC-37, WC-67, WC-94

atm vp-filter command     WC-38, WC-39, WC-40

ATP     P2C-2

audit trail
DNSIX facility     SC-232

AURP
See AppleTalk AURP

authentication
dynamic     P1C-60
for encryption     SC-167
IP Enhanced IGRP packets     P1C-132
IP Enhanced IGRP route     P1C-132
local database     DC-460
neighbor router     SC-10
benefits     SC-225
configuration information for protocols     SC-228
key chains     SC-227
MD5     SC-226, SC-227
plain text     SC-226, SC-227
process     SC-226
protocols     SC-226
types     SC-226
NHRP, configuring     P1C-19
non-AAA methods     SC-39
static login     SC-39
TACACS     SC-44
username     SC-40
of DRP queries and responses     P1C-58
remote database     DC-460  to DC-461
route     SC-10
user
overview     SC-9
See also lock-and-key

authentication, authorization, and accounting
See AAA

authentication, MD5
See MD5 authentication

authentication database
rcp and rsh
creating     FC-215

authentication translate option, mapping to virtual interface template command     DC-323

authoritative time source
calendar system, using as     FC-384
description     FC-382
NTP     FC-386

authorization
See AAA authorization

autocommand command     DC-150, SC-139

autocommand menu command     FC-41

autodetect encapsulation command
ISDN PRI     DC-239

AUTOGEN definition, adjusting for SDLLC     BC-303

autohangup command     DC-135

AutoInstall procedure
BOOTP server, setting up     FC-63
connecting new routing device     FC-64
description     FC-55
DOS-based TFTP server     FC-54
Ethernet interface
(example)     FC-61
connection     FC-60
existing routing device, modifying     FC-59
FDDI interface     FC-60
Frame Relay
(example)     FC-61
connection     FC-61
requirements     FC-53
HDLC
(example)     FC-60
connection     FC-59
host configuration file, downloading     FC-58
host name resolution     FC-57
IP address resolution     FC-55
minimal configuration
files required     FC-62
saving     FC-62
performing     FC-59
RARP server
(example)     FC-63
setting up     FC-63
requirements     FC-53
router configuration, modifying existing     FC-59
TFTP server, setting up     FC-62
Token Ring interface     FC-60

automatic
dialing     DC-131
disconnect     DC-135
protocol startup
ARA     DC-149, DC-425
PPP     DC-149

automatic protocol startup
SLIP     DC-149

automatic receiver polarity reversal, enabling     FC-254

automatic shutdown message
receiving     FC-371

automatic warning messages
receiving     FC-370

autonomous bridging, enabling     BC-67

autonomous switching
and source-route bridging     BC-132
configuring (example)     BC-154

autonomous systems
BGP
AS paths to remote networks, providing     P1C-149
exchange of routing information between     P1C-145
IGRP
(example)     P1C-190
more than one connection to an external network     P1C-95
redistribution from     P1C-182
system routes within     P1C-95
number
gateway of last resort     P1C-95
number needed for EGPs     P1C-3
OSPF
(example)     P1C-119, P1C-195
autonomous system network map (figure)     P1C-119, P1C-195
routing for destinations outside autonomous system     P1C-109

auto-polarity command     FC-254

autoselect command     DC-149, DC-425

autoselect ppp command     DC-651

auto-summary command
BGP     P1C-153
IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-131
RIP     P1C-91

auxiliary ports
asynchronous interfaces, comparison     DC-139
asynchronous serial interface     FC-59
configuring as asynchronous serial     DC-139
configuring as asynchronous serial interface     DC-148

AV pairs
attributes for per-user configuration     DC-613
Cisco supported (table)     DC-613
defined     DC-610
partial lists of supported attributes on AAA servers     DC-613
RADIUS
attributes (table)     DC-615
example     DC-594, DC-610
TACACS
attributes (table)     DC-614

AXIS
AIP     WC-41
NPM     WC-97

B


backup delay command     DC-555, WC-129

backup-dlus command     BC-358, BC-367

backup interface
Dialer Profiles     DC-559
serial interface     DC-553

backup interface command     DC-554

backup interfaces
Frame Relay     WC-129

backup load command     DC-555

Backup Peer Extensions for Encapsulation Types
feature description     BC-16, BC-191

backup server table
IPX
Enhanced IGRP     P2C-91

BACP
(examples)     DC-640
active and passive modes on different interfaces     DC-637
active mode     DC-636
BRI interface (example)     DC-641
dialer interfaces only     DC-636
enabling     DC-639
modifying default settings     DC-639
BRI (example)     DC-644
configuration tasks     DC-637
default settings
modifying     DC-638
passive mode     DC-638
dialer maps     DC-640
dynamic creation of temporary static map     DC-640
dialer profiles, not supported     DC-636
dialer rotary
different dial-in numbers (example)     DC-642
one dial-in number (example)     DC-643
dialer support, legacy DDR only     DC-636
interfaces
physical, restrictions     DC-636
supported     DC-636
virtual     DC-636
line speed, local interface     DC-636
link type at both ends     DC-636
monitoring interfaces     DC-640
Multilink bundle creation (example)     DC-642
operations, environments     DC-635
outgoing calls
dialer maps used     DC-640
passive mode
default     DC-635
dialer rotary group (example)     DC-641
virtual template interface (example)     DC-641
prerequisites     DC-636
PRI (example)     DC-643
temporary dialer maps     DC-640
troubleshooting     DC-640

bandwidth
AppleTalk Enhanced IGRP     P2C-49

bandwidth, optimizing asynchronous serial     DC-151

Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol
feature description     DC-635
See also BACP

bandwidth command     FC-228

bandwidth on demand
load threshold     DC-494, DC-522

bandwidth percentage for IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-130

banners
line number, displaying     DC-209

Banyan VINES
in VLANs     XC-35
LANE support     XC-69
over ISL encapsulation     XC-39
TR-LANE support     XC-69
See also VINES

Banyan VINES Routing over ISL in Virtual LANs
configuration     XC-39
subinterface     XC-40
enabling     XC-39
feature description     P3C-20
VLAN encapsulation format     XC-40

baud rate
setting for a line     DC-207
See also line speed

BECN     WC-145

BFE
address
conventions (figure)     WC-206
translation table     WC-208
Blacker Emergency Mode     WC-209
Cisco's implementation     WC-12
configuration     WC-205
(example)     WC-222
description     WC-13
encapsulation     WC-208
encryption     WC-207
general statistics, displaying     WC-210
IP address conventions (figure)     WC-206
mapping algorithm     WC-207

bfe command     WC-209

BGP
administrative distance
defaults     P1C-178
setting     P1C-163
administrative weight, configuring     P1C-150
advertisement interval     P1C-161
aggregate routes, configuring     P1C-153
(example)     P1C-172
authentication on TCP connection     P1C-162
automatic network number summarization, disabling     P1C-153
autonomous system     P1C-180
backdoor routes, configuring     P1C-162
Cisco implementation     P1C-145
classless interdomain routing (CIDR)     P1C-145, P1C-153
community filtering     P1C-154
community list matching     P1C-180
confederation     P1C-155
configuration (examples)     P1C-168  to P1C-176
configuration task list     P1C-146
configuring     P1C-145  to P1C-164
connections
displaying status     P1C-167
resetting     P1C-149
resetting EBGP immediately     P1C-153
enabling     P1C-147
filter     P1C-161
IP routing table, updating     P1C-163
local preference value, setting     P1C-163
mesh reduction
confederation method     P1C-155
route reflector method     P1C-155
metric translations     P1C-182
Multi Exit Discriminator (MED) metric     P1C-152
multipath support     P1C-146
neighbor configuration (example)     P1C-170
neighbor options     P1C-154, P1C-161
neighbors
configuring     P1C-148
network 0.0.0.0, redistributing     P1C-164
next-hop processing, disabling     P1C-151
path filtering by neighbor     P1C-151
peer groups
clearing     P1C-167
configuring     P1C-160
displaying     P1C-167
prefix filtering with inbound route maps     P1C-152
prefix limit     P1C-161
route dampening
dampened routes, displaying     P1C-166
dampening information, clearing     P1C-166
description     P1C-164
enabling     P1C-165
factors, configuring     P1C-165
flap statistics, clearing     P1C-166
flap statistics, displaying     P1C-166
unsuppress the routes     P1C-166
route filtering by neighbor     P1C-151
route maps     P1C-180
configuring (example)     P1C-168
route reflector     P1C-155  to P1C-159
route selection rules     P1C-145, P1C-146
routing domain confederation     P1C-155
sessions staying up     FC-323
soft reconfiguration     P1C-149
supernets     P1C-153
synchronization with IGPs     P1C-149
TCP MD5 authentication
(example)     P1C-174
for a neighbor     P1C-162
for a peer group     P1C-161
timers, adjusting     P1C-163
version, controlling     P1C-152
Version 4     P1C-145
weight     P1C-152

bgp always-compare-med command     P1C-164

bgp client-to-client reflection command     P1C-159

bgp cluster-id command     P1C-159

bgp confederation identifier command     P1C-155

bgp confederation peers command     P1C-155

bgp dampening command     P1C-165

bgp default local-preference command     P1C-163

bgp fast-external-fallover command     P1C-153

Binary Synchronous Communications
See Bisync

Bisync
active poll list, specifying     BC-249
address on a contention, specifying     BC-249
central router, specifying     BC-249
character set, specifying     BC-249
connection retries, specifying     BC-249
frame sequencing     BC-244
full-duplex mode, specifying     BC-249
local acknowledgment peers, configuring     BC-250
multidrop configuration
description     BC-241
non-standard address, specifying     BC-249
overview     BC-239
passthru peers, configuring     BC-250
point-to-point operation
description     BC-240
polling cycles, specifying     BC-249
poll timeout, specifying     BC-249
primary role, specifying     BC-249
secondary role, specifying     BC-249
traffic, encapsulating and routing     BC-21, BC-239

Bisync protocol options     BC-249

bit control, setting for FDDI     FC-252

Blacker Emergency Mode
address translation     WC-208
configuration     WC-205, WC-208
(example)     WC-222
description     WC-13
entering     WC-209
leaving     WC-209

Blacker Front End
See BFE

Block Serial Tunneling
See BSTUN

boot bootldr command     FC-186, FC-187

boot buffersize command     FC-113, FC-114

boot command     FC-204, FC-205

boot config command     FC-119, FC-186

BOOT environment variable
description     FC-185

boot field
See configuration register boot field

boot flash command     FC-204

boot host mop command     FC-122

boot host rcp command     FC-122

boot host tftp command     FC-122

boot images
description     FC-125
See also images

booting
fault-tolerant strategy     FC-153
(example)     FC-153
Flash memory     FC-149
Flash load helper     FC-169
from a network server     FC-151
(example)     FC-152
over Frame Relay (example)     WC-145
over X.25 (example)     WC-223
information, displaying     FC-179
manually
Flash memory (example)     FC-204
network file (example)     FC-205
ROM monitor     FC-204
process     FC-180
(figure)     FC-182
ROM     FC-152
startup configuration file     FC-180
stopping and entering ROM Monitor mode     FC-203
system image
selecting     FC-181

BOOTLDR environment variable
(example)     FC-187
description     FC-186
setting     FC-187

boot mop command     FC-206

boot network command     FC-114, FC-121

boot network mop command     FC-121

boot network rcp command     FC-121

boot network tftp command     FC-121

BOOTP
compared to RARP     DC-404
forwarding agent     P1C-26
requests
configuring support for     DC-144
responding to     DC-404
server
AutoInstall, configuring     FC-63
role in AutoInstall (figure)     FC-56
specifying extended requests for asynchronous interfaces     FC-214
service
enabling     FC-380

boot register
See configuration register boot field

bootstrap images
copying from rcp server to Flash memory
(example)     FC-141

boot system command     FC-152, FC-153, FC-186, FC-196

boot system flash command     FC-150, FC-153

boot system flash slot0 command     FC-150

boot system flash slot1 command     FC-150

boot system mop command     FC-152

boot system rcp command     FC-152

boot system rom command     FC-152, FC-153, FC-210

boot system tftp command     FC-152

BPDUs
forward delay interval, adjusting     BC-78
intervals between, adjusting     BC-78
intervals between hello packets     BC-78
maximum idle interval, adjusting     BC-78

Break key
ROM Monitor mode, entering     FC-203
system startup     FC-14

bridge acquire command     BC-69

bridge address command     BC-71

bridge bridge command     BC-66

bridge circuit-group pause command     BC-80

bridge circuit-group source-based command     BC-80

bridge cmf command     BC-80

bridge crb command     BC-64, P2C-16, P2C-84, P3C-7, P3C-33
DECnet     P3C-33
ISO CLNS     P3C-60
VINES     P3C-13
XNS     P3C-106

bridge domain command     BC-69

bridge forward-time command     BC-78

bridge group
interfaces, assigning     BC-54
number, assigning     BC-55
transparent and SRT bridging, assigning     BC-54

bridge-group aging-time command     BC-70

bridge-group cbus-bridging command     BC-68

bridge-group circuit command     BC-80

bridge group command
Dialer Profiles     DC-548
Legacy DDR     DC-491, DC-519

bridge-group command     WC-40, WC-41, WC-68, WC-96, WC-128
DDR     BC-61
LAPB     WC-178
network interface to a bridge group, assigning     BC-55
SMDS     WC-164
subinterface with virtual LAN, associating     BC-58

bridge-group input-lsap-list command     BC-74

bridge-group input-type-list command     BC-74

bridge-group lat-compression command     BC-68

bridge-group output-address-list command     BC-72

bridge-group output-lat-service-deny command     BC-76

bridge-group output-lat-service-permit command     BC-76

bridge-group output-lsap-list command     BC-74

bridge-group output-pattern command     BC-74

bridge-group output-type-list command     BC-74

bridge-group path-cost command     BC-77

bridge-group priority command     BC-77

bridge-group spanning-disabled command     BC-79

bridge-group virtual interface
See BVI

bridge hello-time command     BC-78

bridge irb command     BC-65

bridge lat-service-filtering command     BC-76

bridge max-age command     BC-78

bridge multicast-source command     BC-70

bridge priority
electing for spanning tree     BC-77

bridge priority command     BC-77

bridge protocol command     BC-54, BC-65, WC-40, WC-41, WC-68, WC-96
DDR     DC-470, DC-546
LAPB     WC-178

bridge protocol data units
See BPDUs

bridge route command     BC-66

bridges
root     BC-77
RSRB with direct encapsulation     BC-158
See also RSRB; SR/TLB; SRB; SRT

bridge table
description     BC-70
static and dynamic entries     BC-70

bridging
access lists
See access list, bridging
AIP
(example)     WC-51
configuring     WC-39
fast-switched     WC-40
process-switched     WC-40
ATM port adapter
(example)     WC-74
configuring     WC-68
between dissimilar media     BC-6
concurrent routing and bridging strategy     BC-63
multicast address, SMDS address mapping     WC-161
NPM
(example)     WC-106
configuring     WC-96
on Frame Relay     BC-61
on X.25     BC-63
SMDS     WC-164
transit     BC-2
transparent
See SR/TLB
X.25, configuring     WC-193

bridging domain     XC-31

broadcast
control     XC-32
domain     XC-31
Layer 2     XC-31
management
in VLANs     XC-36

broadcast-and-unknown server (BUS)     XC-68

broadcast networks
configuring OSPF on     P1C-108

broadcast queue
Frame Relay     WC-131

broadcast routing timer     P3C-44

broadcasts
IGRP update frequency     P1C-96
IP
and transparent bridging spanning-tree protocol     P1C-27
definition     P1C-24
directed     P1C-25
flooding     P1C-25, P1C-27
flooding (example)     P1C-48
solution to storms     P1C-25
types     P1C-25
IPX
forwarding     P2C-130, P2C-133, P2C-143
type 20 packets     P2C-132, P2C-133
Net/One     P3C-104
on asynchronous interfaces     DC-405
SMDS
ARP messages     WC-161
enabling     WC-162
example     WC-170
IP networks     WC-165
pseudobroadcasting     WC-166
transparent bridging (example)     BC-92
VINES
forwarding     P3C-20
serverless networks     P3C-13
XNS
all-nets     P3C-111, P3C-113
directed     P3C-111
flooding     P3C-111, P3C-112, P3C-113
forwarding     P3C-112
local     P3C-111

BSC
active poll list, specifying     BC-249
address on a contention, specifying     BC-249
central router, specifying     BC-249
character set, specifying     BC-249
connection retries, specifying     BC-249
extended addressing
non-standard address, specifying     BC-249
full-duplex mode, specifying     BC-249
polling cycles, specifying     BC-249
poll timeout, specifying     BC-249
primary role, specifying     BC-249
secondary role, specifying     BC-249
specifying primary and secondary roles     FC-277

bsc char-set command     BC-249

bsc contention command     BC-249

bsc dial-contention command     BC-249

bsc extended-address command     BC-249

bsc pause command     BC-249

bsc poll-timeout command     BC-249

bsc primary command     BC-249

bsc retries command     BC-249

bsc secondary command     BC-249

bsc servlim command     BC-249

BSTUN
ASP
overview     BC-242
asynchronous networks
frame sequencing
overview     BC-244
Bisync
(examples)     BC-250
configuring     BC-248
bisync networks
frame sequencing, overview     BC-244
BSTUN over Frame Relay
bstun lisnsap command     BC-245
bstun route command     BC-247, BC-248
encapsulation bstun command     BC-247
encapsulation frame-relay command     BC-246
frame relay map bstun command     BC-250
frame-relay map bstun command     BC-246
frame-relay map llc2 command     BC-250
interface serial command     BC-246, BC-247
local acknowledgment
(example)     BC-262
passthru, configuration example     BC-263
bstun route command     BC-247
Cisco's implementation     BC-21, BC-238
configuration (examples)     BC-250
configuration task list     BC-245
description     BC-238
DLCI mapping     BC-246
enabling     BC-245
features     BC-21
Frame Relay     BC-226, BC-246
frames
specifying     BC-247
frame sequencing
overview     BC-244
groups
configuring     BC-245
serial interfaces
assigning     BC-247
interfaces
serial
configuring     BC-247
local acknowledgment
(example)     BC-262
monitoring     BC-250
overview     BC-17
passthru, configuration example     BC-263
protocols     BC-245
adplex     BC-246
adt-poll-select     BC-246
adt-vari-poll     BC-246
async-generic     BC-246
bsc     BC-246
bsc-local-ack     BC-246
configuring     BC-245
diebold     BC-246
mdi     BC-246
traffic priorities
configuring     BC-248
customizing     BC-248

bstun group command     BC-247

bstun lisnsap command     BC-245

bstun peer-name command     BC-245

bstun protocol-group command     BC-245

bstun route command     BC-247, BC-248

buckets-of-history-kept command     FC-348

buffer-percent command     BC-357

buffers
editor, pasting from     FC-30
size, controlling for SDLC     BC-273
system
(examples)     FC-367
size, changing     FC-366

buffers command     DC-213, FC-366

buffers huge size command     FC-366

buffer size
AIP     WC-37
ATM port adapter     WC-67
for loading font files     DC-303

bundle, Multichassis Multilink PPP     DC-583

busy-message command     DC-272

BVI
create     BC-66
definition of feature     BC-4
secondary IP address     BC-66

byte offset, use in access control     BC-125

C


cablelength command     FC-279

cable ranges
expanding (example)     DC-436
See also AppleTalk, cable ranges

calendar set command     FC-389

calendar system
description     FC-384
network time source, configuring as     FC-389
setting manually     FC-389
setting system clock     FC-390
time, setting     FC-389
updating from NTP     FC-387

callback
ARA     DC-422
chat script     DC-652
clients     DC-652
authentication     DC-649
chat script     DC-652
clients dialing into EXEC     DC-649
configuring     DC-649
delaying for modems needing a rest period     DC-652
PPP     DC-139
chat script     DC-651
clients     DC-650  to DC-651

callback forced-wait command     DC-651, DC-652

call-by-call support
NSF     DC-241

call setup, SVC
AIP     WC-24
ATM port adapter     WC-58
NPM     WC-82

call user data
See CUD

CAP     P2C-34

carrier protocol (tunneling)     FC-325

carrier wait time
Dialer Profiles     DC-542
Legacy DDR     DC-493, DC-521

cas-group timeslots command     DC-245

cautions
IP access lists     P1C-59, P1C-61
passwords
encrypting (caution)     SC-215
TACACS+ (caution)     SC-215
TACACS
EXEC password (caution)     SC-118
test commands     FC-372
testing interface status     FC-373
usage in text     vii, P1C-xxiii

Cayman encapsulation protocol     FC-325

CCL scripts
using modified and unmodified together     DC-437

CCO
accessing     viii, P1C-xxiv
definition     viii, P1C-xxiv

cd command     FC-174

CDP
configuration task list     FC-344
dialer mappings, using with     P1C-86
disabling for routing device     FC-345
enabling on an interface     FC-345
monitoring and maintaining     FC-345
ODR routing information     P1C-84
ODR timers, relationship to     P1C-85
reconvergence of IP routes     P1C-85
timer     P1C-85
transmission timer and holdtime, setting     FC-344
updates     P1C-85

cdp enable command     FC-345
ODR information, disabling on an interface     P1C-84

cdp holdtime command     FC-344

cdp run command     P1C-84, FC-345

cdp timer command     P1C-85, FC-344

cell loss priority
See CLP

CELP     P1C-231

central directory server, blocking registration attempts     BC-357

central resource registration
disabling     BC-357
feature defined     BC-41

central-resource-registration command     BC-357

central site, protocol translation     DC-343

CGMP
clearing     P1C-242
enabling     P1C-237, P1C-238
proxy     P1C-238

Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
See CHAP

Channel-Associated Signaling
feature description     DC-244

channel-associated signaling     DC-234
(examples)     DC-252
analog calls on Cisco AS5200     DC-244

channel groups
pri groups, on same controller     DC-251

Channel Interface Processor
See CIP

channelized E1
channel-associated signaling, analog calls     DC-244
channel groups
pri groups, same controller (example)     DC-251
serial interfaces     DC-247
testing     DC-247
troubleshooting interface loopbacks     DC-248
controller
troubleshooting     DC-247
controller or interface problem, difference     DC-245
description     DC-112
ISDN PRI
configuring     DC-236
D channel number     DC-236
mixed channel uses     DC-234
pri groups and channel groups     DC-251
R2 signaling     DC-244

Channelized E1 Signaling for the Cisco AS5200
feature description     DC-244

channelized T1
channel groups
pri groups, same controller (example)     DC-251
serial interfaces     DC-247
troubleshooting interface loopbacks     DC-248
controller
troubleshooting     DC-246
controller or interface problem, difference     DC-245
description     DC-112
ISDN PRI
configuring     DC-237
D channel number     DC-237
local loopback and ping     DC-246
mixed channel uses     DC-234
pri groups and channel groups     DC-251

channelized T3
configuring CT3IP     FC-277
See also T3

Channelized T3 Interface Processor     FC-277, FC-282, FC-311
enhancements     FC-277
See also T3

channel-protocol command     BC-415, BC-416

channel service unit/digital service unit
See CSU/DSU

CHAP
authentication     SC-40  to SC-43
challenge     DC-334, DC-385
common password     SC-43
delay authentication     SC-44
description     DC-334, SC-40
enable authentication     SC-42
enabling     DC-334
encrypted password (examples)     DC-399
PAP, authentication order     DC-386
refuse authentication requests     SC-43
response     DC-385

character data bits, changing     DC-208

character mapping, TN3270
example     DC-299
tasks     DC-297

chat-script command     DC-146, DC-478

chat scripts
DDR
specifying for interface     DC-478
description     DC-477
for asynchronous lines, configuring     DC-145
modem dialing     DC-480
naming conventions     DC-146
specifying for a line     DC-145
system login     DC-480
writing and implementing (examples)     DC-479

checksums
AppleTalk     P2C-42
ISO CLNS     P3C-80
system image files, verifying     FC-145

CIDR
aggregate routes, configuring     P1C-153
benefit     P1C-153
description     P1C-145

CIP
3172 offload function     BC-410
access list, defining     BC-415, BC-417
assign IP address     BC-414, BC-416
autonomous switching     BC-415, BC-417
bridging for internal LAN interface, configuring     BC-418, BC-444
channel interfaces, showing     BC-413
CLAW     BC-410
configuration (example)     BC-446
device_address argument, defining     BC-421
device parameters, defining     BC-414
parameters, defining     BC-414
CLAW path, defining     BC-419
CMPC
configuration overview     BC-441
configuration tasks     BC-442
configuring CMPC transmission group     BC-443
configuring internal LAN     BC-444
configuring read/write subchannels     BC-443
configuring TN3270 server DLUR (example)     BC-464
configuring VTAM for two CIP cards (example)     BC-458
configuring VTAM local SNA major node     BC-443
configuring VTAM to APPN (example)     BC-455
configuring VTAM to APPN on remote router with DLUR (example)     BC-461
configuring VTAM to remote PC (example)     BC-453
configuring VTAM TRL major node     BC-442
defined     BC-440
requirements to operate     BC-440
VTAM local SNA major node, configuring     BC-443
VTAM TRL major node, configuring     BC-442
configuration examples     BC-445
configuration tasks     BC-414, BC-415
CSNA
channel information, configuring     BC-417
configuration (example)     BC-447
feature support     BC-410
LAN support using MAC adapters     BC-411
ESCON Channel Adapter (ECA)     BC-409
ESCON director switch     BC-419
Flash memory, using     BC-412
host system
configuration files     BC-414, BC-416
derived IODEVICE ADDRESS (example)     BC-422
DEVICE statement     BC-421
IOCP control unit statements     BC-420
LINK statement     BC-421
TCP/IP configuration file     BC-421
UNITADD parameter     BC-421
IBM
host TCP/IP application     BC-419
operating system file parameters     BC-419
IGRP, configuring     BC-414, BC-416
interface, clearing and resetting     BC-424
interfaces
configuring     BC-414, BC-416
shutting down and restarting     BC-424
internal LAN interface, configuring     BC-417, BC-418, BC-444
TN3270     BC-435
IP
address, assigning     BC-414, BC-416
route cache, disabling     BC-415, BC-417
IP address, assigning     BC-414
IP address and network mask (example)     BC-446
LLC2 for the internal LAN interface, configuring     BC-418, BC-445
loading the Flash image     BC-413
loopback support     BC-425
memory requirements     BC-412
monitor interface status     BC-423
name for the internal LAN interface, configuring     BC-418, BC-445
number of supported connections     BC-410
offload configuration (example)     BC-446
offload support     BC-410
routing process, configuring     BC-416
Parallel Channel Adapter (PCA)     BC-409
PCA data transfer rate, defining     BC-415
routing process for CLAW support, configuring     BC-414
SNA support     BC-48
software, loading     BC-413
TCP/IP offload support     BC-48
TN3270 server     BC-49
APPN, configuring multiple hosts     BC-435
configuration (example)     BC-450
configuration modes     BC-432  to BC-434
configuration tasks     BC-435
DLUR, configuring     BC-438
dynamic LU under VTAM     BC-428
emulating a terminal     BC-425
host values for VTAM     BC-428
LU formation     BC-426
LU names in the server     BC-427
LUs under DLUR     BC-427
model type definitions     BC-426
monitoring     BC-439
non-APPN hosts, configuring     BC-435
PU, configuring     BC-437
PU under DLUR, configuring     BC-438
service access point under DLUR, configuring     BC-438
SNA support, configuring     BC-436
TN3270E clients     BC-426
VTAM, multiple host support     BC-427
VTAM release 3.4     BC-428
VTAM and XCA support     BC-410

CIP Systems Network Architecture (CSNA)     BC-48
See also CIP, CSNA

CIPX
IPXCP and IPXWAN, using     DC-413

Cisco 1000 series LAN Extender
description     FC-255
See also LAN Extender

Cisco 2500 series routers
low-speed serial interfaces     FC-305

Cisco 2520-2523 routers
synchronous or asynchronous, setting     DC-141

Cisco 2520 to Cisco 2523 routers
synchronous or asynchronous, setting     FC-310

Cisco 2524
fractional T1/T1 service modules     FC-299

Cisco 2525
fractional T1/T1 service modules     FC-299

Cisco 3000
as protocol translator (figure)     DC-341
Flash upgrade features     FC-173

Cisco 3600 series
software disaster recovery     FC-154

Cisco 4000
Flash upgrade features     FC-173

Cisco 4500
NPM
See NPM

Cisco 4700
NPM
See NPM

Cisco 7200 series
ATM port adapter
See ATM port adapter

Cisco 7500 series
AIP
See AIP
ATM port adapter
See ATM port adapter

Cisco AS5200
channel-associated signaling     DC-234
channelized E1/T1, channel uses     DC-234
robbed bit signaling     DC-234

Cisco Catalyst switches
in VLANs     XC-34

Cisco Connection Online
See CCO

Cisco Discovery Protocol
See CDP

Cisco Group Management Protocol
See CGMP

Cisco IOS Internationalization
configuring     FC-51
description     FC-51
SSIs     FC-47

Cisco LightStream 100 ATM switch     XC-75
LANE ATM address prefix     XC-71
configuring     XC-74
LANE configuration server's ATM address on the LightStream 100 switch     XC-73
software version, TR-LANE     XC-70

Cisco LightStream 1010 ATM switch     XC-75
LANE configuration server's ATM address on the LightStream 1010 switch     XC-73
software version, TR-LANE     XC-70

Cisco MultiPath Channel
See CIP CMPC

Cisco Web browser
8-bit character set     FC-51
commands, issuing     FC-46
customizing     FC-47  to FC-51
enabling     FC-42, FC-50
requirements     FC-43
security     FC-43
using     FC-44

class command     WC-122

class D IP addresses     P1C-206

classless interdomain routing
See CIDR

class of service (COS)     BC-169

class-of-service command     BC-371

CLAW     BC-410

claw command     BC-414
device_address argument, defining     BC-421

clear access-list counters command     P1C-70

clear access-template command     SC-142

clear appletalk arp command     P2C-54

clear appletalk neighbor command     P2C-54

clear appletalk route command     P2C-54

clear appletalk traffic command     P2C-54

clear arp-cache command     P1C-38

clear bridge command     BC-81

clear bridge multicast command     BC-81

clear cdp counters command     FC-345

clear cdp table command     FC-345

clear clns cache command     P3C-82

clear clns neighbors command     P3C-82, P3C-83

clear clns route command     P3C-83

clear controller lex command     FC-264

clear counters command     BC-424, FC-237

clear decnet counters command     P3C-45

clear dialer command     DC-497, DC-525, DC-548, DC-668

clear dlsw circuit command     BC-198

clear dlsw reachability command     BC-198

clear dlsw statistics command     BC-198

clear frame-relay-inarp command     WC-137

clear host command     P1C-38

clear hub command     FC-236

clear hub counters command     FC-236

clear interface command     BC-424, FC-237

clear interface tokenring command     FC-266

clear interface virtual-access command     DC-335, DC-580

clear ip accounting command     P1C-70

clear ip bgp command     P1C-149, P1C-167

clear ip bgp dampening command     P1C-166

clear ip bgp flap-statistics command     P1C-166

clear ip bgp peer-group command     P1C-167

clear ip cgmp command     P1C-242

clear ip drp command     P1C-70

clear ip eigrp neighbors command     P1C-134

clear ip flow stats command     XC-26

clear ip igmp group command     P1C-242

clear ip mroute command     P1C-242

clear ip nat translation command     P1C-38, DC-704

clear ip nhrp command     P1C-40, P2C-151

clear ip pim auto-rp command     P1C-242

clear ip route command     P1C-38, P1C-187

clear ip rtp header-compression command     P1C-242

clear ip sdr command     P1C-242

clear ipx accounting command     P2C-152

clear ipx cache command     P2C-149

clear ipx nlsp neighbors command     P2C-151

clear ipx route command     P2C-149

clear line command     DC-145, FC-237

clear logging command     FC-374

clear modem at-mode command     DC-202

clear ncia circuit command     BC-404

clear ncia client command     BC-404

clear ncia client registered command     BC-404

clear netbios-cache command     BC-136

clear rif-cache command     BC-136

clear smrp mcache command     P2C-54

clear snapshot quiet-time command     DC-668

clear source-bridge command     BC-136

clear sse command     BC-81, BC-136

clear tarp counters command     P3C-88

clear tarp ldb-table command     P3C-88

clear tarp tid-table command     P3C-88

clear tcp statistics command     P1C-70

clear vines cache command     P3C-21

clear vines ipc command     P3C-21

clear vines neighbor command     P3C-21

clear vines route command     P3C-21

clear vines traffic command     P3C-21

clear vlan statistics command     BC-81

clear x25 command     WC-210

clear xot command     WC-210

ClickStart
description     FC-73

client-atm-address name command     XC-80

client command     BC-439

client router
TFTP service, configuring     FC-210
(example)     FC-210

client server, X Window System     DC-301

CLNP ISO documentation     P3C-4

CLNS
See ISO CLNS

clns access-group command     P3C-75

clns adjacency-filter command     P3C-75

CLNS and DECnet Fast Switching Support over PPP
feature description     P3C-79, DC-383

clns checksum command     P3C-80

clns cluster-alias command     P3C-78

clns configuration-time command     P3C-78

clns congestion-threshold command     P3C-81

clns dec-compatible command     P3C-79

clns enable command     P3C-71

clns erpdu-interval command     P3C-81

clns esct-time command     P3C-78

clns es-neighbor command     P3C-73

clns filter-expr command     P3C-74

clns filter-set command     P3C-74
ISO CLNS over DDR     DC-474

clns holding-time command     P3C-78

clns host command     P3C-73

clns is-neighbor command     P3C-73

clns mtu command     P3C-80

clns net command     P3C-71

clns packet-lifetime command     P3C-82

clns rdpdu-interval command     P3C-82

clns route-cache command     P3C-81, XC-15

clns route command     P3C-71, P3C-72

clns route default command     P3C-72

clns router isis command     P3C-65

clns router iso-igrp command     P3C-62

clns routing command     P3C-71

clns security pass-through command     P3C-79

clns send-erpdu command     P3C-81

clns send-rdpdu command     P3C-82

clns split-horizon command     P3C-64

clns template-alias command     P3C-74

clns want-erpdu command     P3C-82

clock
enabling internal     DC-226, FC-292
rate, configuring on serial interface     DC-227
signal, inverting     DC-226, FC-293
See also system clock

clock, transmit
AIP     WC-37
ATM port adapter     WC-68
NPM     WC-95

clock calendar-valid command     FC-389

clock rate command     BC-284, DC-227, FC-60, FC-61

clock read-calendar command     FC-390

clock set command     FC-389

clock source
service modules, 2- and 4-wire CSU/DSU     FC-303

clock source command     DC-228, DC-245, FC-279, FC-295

clock summer-time command     FC-388

clock ticks
IPX     P2C-136

clock timezone command     FC-388

clock update-calendar command     FC-390

cloning
virtual template interfaces     DC-579, DC-594, DC-610

CLP
AIP     WC-28
NPM     WC-87

cluster aliases
DECnet     P3C-78

CMNS
address map
example     WC-218
configuration
task list     WC-204
X.25 route     WC-205
enabling     WC-204
LLC2
statistics     WC-210
support     WC-204
local X.25 routing on nonserial media     WC-13, WC-204
over a public data network (example)     WC-218
traffic statistics     WC-210
virtual circuits     WC-210

cmns enable command     WC-204

CMT     FC-247
FDDI process     FC-247
microcode, disabling     FC-252

cmt connect command     FC-252

cmt disconnect command     FC-252

cold restart
See HSA

color
See VLAN

Columbia AppleTalk Package
See CAP

Combinet
Combinet Packet Protocol (CPP)     DC-262
Combinet Proprietary Protocol (CPP)     DC-239
protocols supported     DC-239, DC-262

command aliases
creating     FC-380

command control language scripts     DC-437

command history
buffer size     FC-27
commands, recalling     FC-28
description     FC-27
disabling     FC-28

command line interface
understanding     FC-4

command modes
accessing     FC-9
configuration modes     FC-15  to FC-20
access-list configuration     FC-16, FC-20
APPN configuration     FC-20
controller     FC-17
crypto map     FC-17, FC-21
DLUR     FC-22
DLUR SAP     FC-22
hex input     FC-17, FC-21
hub     FC-17
interface channel     FC-21
internal adapter     FC-21
internal LAN     FC-21
IPX routing     FC-18
LANE database     FC-22
map-class     FC-19
map-list     FC-19
PU     FC-22
response time reporter     FC-19
route map     FC-19
summary (table)     FC-20
TN3270 server     FC-20, FC-22
global configuration     FC-12, FC-105
interface configuration     FC-13
privileged EXEC     FC-11
ROM monitor     FC-14  to FC-15
router configuration     FC-20
subinterface configuration     FC-13  to FC-14
summary (table)     FC-15
user EXEC     FC-10  to FC-11

commands
abbreviating     FC-28
aliases, creating     FC-380
completion help     FC-30
mapping old to new (table)     FC-103, FC-123, FC-161

command syntax
document conventions     vii, P1C-xxiii

command syntax help
See context-sensitive help

comments
adding to configuration files     FC-106

Common Link Access for Workstations
See CIP, CLAW

communication parameters, terminal     DC-207

COMMUNITIES attribute     P1C-154

community list, creating     P1C-154

community path attribute     P1C-154

community string
defining     FC-340

complete command     BC-359

complete sequence number PDU
IS-IS for CLNS, configuring     P3C-69
See also CSNP

Compressed Encoding for Linear Prediction (CELP)     P1C-231

compression
configuring for LAT     BC-68
distributed     FC-290
Frame Relay     WC-133
payload     WC-132
hardware     FC-290
HDLC     DC-225, FC-291
LAPB     WC-175
PPP     FC-290
predictor (example)     DC-222
software     FC-290
Stacker
and Multilink PPP     DC-222
example     DC-222
TCP/IP header     WC-133
X.25
payload     WC-194
TCP/IP header     WC-192

compress predictor command     WC-175
compression over PPP     DC-387

compress stac command     DC-225, DC-388, FC-291

concurrent routing and bridging
Apollo Domain     P3C-7
DECnet     P3C-33
ISO CLNS     P3C-60
VINES     P3C-13
XNS     P3C-106
See also CRB

concurrent routing and bridging (CRB)     P2C-16

concurrent routing and bridging, enabling     BC-63

conditional default origination
IS-IS     P1C-141
OSPF
(example)     P1C-125, P1C-201
description     P1C-111

condition signaling
BECN     WC-145
Router ForeSight     WC-145

CONFIG_FILE environment variable
configuration file, viewing     FC-187
description     FC-119, FC-186
specifying     FC-119

ConfigMaker
description     FC-73

config-register command     FC-150, FC-152, FC-153, FC-184, FC-196
from network server     FC-210
loading from network server     FC-152

configuration commands
clearing     FC-117
entering from the terminal     FC-106
loading from the network     FC-114
source, selecting     FC-106

configuration files
(example)     FC-391
clearing     FC-117
compressing     FC-112
CONFIG_FILE environment variable     FC-119
copying
between Flash memory devices     FC-115
(example)     FC-116
from a network server     FC-109, FC-116
from an rcp server (examples)     FC-111, FC-112
from a TFTP server     FC-110
from Flash memory     FC-115
from rcp server     FC-110
to a network server     FC-107
to an rcp server     FC-108, FC-111, FC-120
to a TFTP server     FC-107
to a TFTP server (example)     FC-107
displaying
active     FC-104
CONFIG_FILE environment variable     FC-104, FC-179
information     FC-104
NVRAM     FC-104, FC-179
downloading     FC-120
(example)     FC-122
host configuration files     FC-122
network configuration files     FC-121
erasing     FC-118
failing to load     FC-121
host
See host configuration file
larger than NVRAM     FC-112
loading     FC-5
loading from the network     FC-114
location     FC-105
modifying     FC-105  to FC-107
network
See network configuration file
running     FC-108
See running configuration
servers
loading     FC-5
storing     FC-5
startup
specifying     FC-119
See also startup configuration
storing in Flash memory     FC-113
types     FC-105
understanding     FC-105

configuration mode
lines versus interfaces     DC-110, DC-117

configuration modes
(table)     FC-20
entering     FC-105
(example)     FC-106
See also command modes

configuration register
ROM monitor mode     FC-180
setup command facility     FC-66
streamlined setup facility     FC-71
See also configuration register boot field

configuration register boot field     FC-183
bits     FC-183
how routing device uses     FC-183
listing value     FC-184
modification tasks     FC-184
(example)     FC-184

configuration synchronization
See HSA

configure memory command     FC-117

configure terminal command     FC-12, FC-106

congestion threshold
DECnet     P3C-44
ISO CLNS     P3C-81

connect-at-startup command     BC-365

connect command     DC-274

Connectionless Network Protocol (CLNP) ISO documentation     P3C-4

Connectionless Network Service
See ISO CLNS

connection management
See CMT

Connection-Mode Network Service
See CMNS

connections
AppleTalk network through ARA     DC-433
diagnosing     FC-372
full duplex, refusing     DC-273
idle     FC-391
IPX dial-out     DC-571
LAT
host-initiated     DC-279, DC-281
setting up     DC-285
LLC2, supporting NetBEUI clients over PPP     DC-411
mobile remote node     DC-321
modem, closing     DC-134
PPP     DC-410
rlogin     DC-274
rotary group, configuring     DC-150
SLIP     DC-410
Telnet     DC-274
TN3270     DC-297
viewing the status of TCP     DC-275
X.3 PAD     DC-376
XRemote     DC-302, DC-305

connection timer
AIP     WC-30
ATM port adapter     WC-62
NPM     WC-89

constrained multicast flooding
enabling     BC-80
multicast state information
clearing     BC-81
displaying     BC-81

context-sensitive help
(example)     FC-24
command syntax help     FC-23
syntax checking     FC-26
user-level commands     FC-25
word help     FC-23

continue command     FC-206

controller
E1
description     DC-112

controller configuration mode
description     FC-17
entering     FC-20

controller e1 command     DC-236, DC-245

controller T1
description     DC-112

controller t1 command     DC-237

controller t3 command     FC-279

copy bootflash rcp command     FC-131

copy bootflash tftp command     FC-126

copy command     FC-119, FC-193, FC-194, FC-195

copy file_id rcp command     FC-131

copy file_id tftp command     FC-126

copy flash command     FC-119, FC-195

copy flash lex command     FC-264

copy flash rcp command     FC-131

copy flash tftp command     FC-126

copy mop bootflash command     FC-143

copy mop command     FC-119

copy mop flash command     FC-143, FC-170

copy process
output     FC-135
terminating     FC-135

copy rcp bootflash command     FC-140, FC-145

copy rcp command     FC-117, FC-119, FC-195

copy rcp file_id command     FC-140

copy rcp flash command     FC-140, FC-145

copy rcp running-config command     FC-111

copy rcp startup-config command     FC-111

copy running-config command     FC-119

copy running-config rcp command     FC-109, FC-114

copy running-config startup-config command     FC-186

copy running-config tftp command     FC-62, FC-107, FC-114

copy startup-config command     FC-113, FC-119

copy startup-config rcp command     FC-109

copy startup-config tftp command     FC-107

copy tftp bootflash command     FC-136

copy tftp command     FC-117, FC-119, FC-195

copy tftp file_id command     FC-136, FC-159

copy tftp flash command     FC-136, FC-159, FC-170

copy tftp lex command     FC-264

copy tftp running-config command     FC-110

copy tftp startup-config command     FC-110

copy verify command
See verify command; verify flash command

copy verify flash command
See verify command; verify flash command

copy xmodem flash command     FC-154

copy ymodem flash command     FC-154

COS, enabling to prioritize SNA traffic     BC-169

cost
DECnet
assigning to interfaces     P3C-32
interarea routing     P3C-37
intra-area routing     P3C-36

cost-control solutions
BACP     DC-635

cost-per-byte command     BC-363, BC-367

cost-per-connect-time command     BC-363, BC-367

counters
clearing interface     FC-237
DECnet
clearing     P3C-45

cp-cp sessions-supported command     BC-366

CRB      P2C-16
IPX, enabling     P2C-84

CRC
16-bit default     DC-225
32-bit, enabling     DC-225
configuring     DC-225

CRC, enabling 32-bit     FC-292

crc4 command     DC-228, FC-295

crc command     DC-225, FC-292

CRS, function in LNM     BC-120

crypto
See network data encryption

crypto algorithm 40-bit-des command     SC-178

crypto algorithm des command     SC-178

crypto clear-latch command     SC-183, SC-185

crypto esa command     SC-188

crypto esa enable command     SC-187

crypto gen-signature-keys command     SC-174

crypto key-exchange command     SC-176

crypto key-exchange passive command     SC-176

crypto key-timeout command     SC-189

crypto map command     FC-21, SC-180, SC-181

crypto map configuration mode
crypto map command     FC-21
description     FC-17
entering     FC-21

crypto pregen-dh-pairs command     SC-189, SC-191

crypto public-key command     FC-21

crypto zeroize command     SC-183, SC-186, SC-188, SC-191

CSC-R interface card     FC-240

CSNA
See also CIP

CSNP
See also NLSP, CSNP

CSNP interval
IS-IS for CLNS, configuring     P3C-69
IS-IS for IP, configuring     P1C-139

CSU/DSU
Cisco 2524     FC-299
Cisco 2525     FC-299
Frame Relay connections     WC-110
loopback     FC-238

CSU loopback, latched
AT&T specification     DC-248

Ctrl-Z command     FC-12

CUD
(example)     WC-214
default protocol on virtual circuit     WC-186
in X.25 Call Request packet     WC-186

cursor
command line, moving     FC-29

custom queueing
configuring     FC-363
default priority, assigning     FC-363
description     FC-360

custom-queue-list command     FC-364

custom queuing
X.25     WC-197

cyclic redundancy check
See CRC

cyclic redundancy check (CRC), configuring     FC-292

D


DAS
FDDI     FC-247

data, inverting     FC-293

data bits, changing character     DC-208

databits command     DC-207

data character bit mask     DC-297

data communications equipment
See DCE

data compression, negotiation between modems     DC-128

Data Encryption Service Adapter
encryption, configuring     SC-184

Data Encryption Standard
See DES

Data Exchange Interface
See DXI 3.2

Datagram Delivery Protocol
See AppleTalk, DDP
See DDP

datagrams
priority queueing     FC-359

datagram transport
LAPB     WC-12
X.25
configuration task list     WC-187
description     WC-12

data link connection identifier
See Frame Relay, DLCI

data link controls
configuring DSPU to use     BC-309
configuring SNA Service Point to use     BC-319

Data Link Switching
See DLSw+

data terminal equipment
See DTE

data terminal ready
See DTR

daylight savings time
configuring     FC-388

D-bit, X.25     WC-197, WC-199

DCE     WC-114
configuration (example)     WC-147
configuration (figure)     WC-148
DDN X.25 encapsulation     WC-207
Frame Relay     WC-10
Frame Relay devices     WC-130
serial interface     DC-227
use in LAPB     WC-173
X.25
encapsulation     WC-179, WC-198
rules for initiating calls on     WC-180
virtual circuit range on     WC-181

dce-terminal-timing enable command     DC-227, FC-294

DDN X.25
address conventions (figure)     WC-206
address conversion scheme     WC-206
configuration (example)     WC-221
enabling on     WC-207
encapsulation types     WC-207
IP address conventions (figure)     WC-206
mapping algorithm     WC-205
standard service     WC-13, WC-205, WC-207
type of service (TOS) field     WC-207

DDP      P2C-2

DDR
access lists
associate with dialer group     DC-475
routed protocols, configuring     DC-471
AppleTalk     P2C-52
(example)     P2C-75
AppleTalk, configuring     DC-473
asynchronous
chat scripts, creating     DC-477
chat scripts, specifying for line     DC-478
configuration examples     DC-478  to DC-483
line configuration requirements     DC-477
preparations     DC-477  to DC-483
bridging
controlling access     DC-471
bridging and routing of protocols     BC-59
CDP packets     P1C-86
chat scripts
configuring     DC-145
naming conventions     DC-146
decisions
implementation     DC-466
topology     DC-466
DECnet
configuring     DC-474
control packets     DC-474
Dialer Profiles
virtual profiles, interoperation     DC-592
fast switching     DC-522
flowchart, decisions and preparations     DC-466
implementation
DDR-dependent decisions     DC-468
DDR-independent decisions     DC-467
steps     DC-466
interesting packets
calls dialed     DC-490
IP, configuring     DC-471
IPX     P2C-118
spoofing     P2C-118
watchdog packets     P2C-118
IPX, configuring     DC-472
ISDN PRI
configuration
(example)     DC-249
ISO CLNS, configuring     DC-474
preparations
bridging     DC-470
flowchart     DC-466
global     DC-469
interface-specific     DC-469
routing     DC-471
snapshot routing
See snapshot routing
SPX
spoofing     P2C-118
watchdog packets     P2C-118
transparent bridging
access, controlling     BC-60
access by Ethernet type code (example)     BC-96
access by protocol (example)     BC-96
access by type codes     BC-60, DC-471
bridging protocol, defining     BC-60
interface configuration     BC-61
permit all bridge packets     BC-60, DC-471
preparing     DC-470
uninteresting packets
when forwarded     DC-490
VINES, preparing     DC-473
XNS, configuring     DC-475
See also Dialer Profiles
See also Legacy DDR

DDS mode
service modules, 2- and 4-wire CSU/DSU     FC-304

DE bit
discard eligibility     WC-136

debug ? command     FC-378

debug aaa per-user command     DC-601

debug async command     DC-145

debug atm errors command     WC-23, WC-57, WC-81

debug commands
description     FC-378

debug dialer command     DC-220, DC-242, DC-262

debugging
an ARA server     DC-432
asynchronous interfaces     DC-145
system     FC-378

debug isdn events command     DC-220, DC-242

debug isdn q921 command     DC-262

debug isdn q931 command     DC-262

debug ppp bap command     DC-640

debug ppp command     DC-145

debug ppp multilink events command     DC-640

debug q921 command     DC-220, DC-242

debug q931 command     DC-220, DC-242

debug vtemplate command     DC-601

DECnet 
access lists
adding filters to     P3C-40
configuring     P3C-39
creating     P3C-39
accounting
configuring     P3C-41
database threshold     P3C-42
enabling     P3C-41, P3C-42
filters     P3C-42
maximum transit entries     P3C-42
address mapping     P3C-35
address translation     P3C-34
address translation, configuring     P3C-48
advertising Phase IV through OSI backbone     P3C-35
area     P3C-30
ATG, configuring     P3C-34
broadcast routing timers, adjusting     P3C-44
Cisco's implementation     P3C-3
cluster alias configuration     P3C-78
concurrent routing and bridging     P3C-33
configuration example     XC-49
congestion threshold, setting     P3C-44
connect initiate packets, filtering     P3C-40
conversion, Phase IV-to-Phase V     P3C-35
cost, assigning to interfaces     P3C-32
DDR
access lists     DC-474
configuring     DC-474
control packets, classifying for access     DC-474
DDR, configuring     P3C-45
designated routers, specifying     P3C-37
Dialer Profiles
access lists     DC-544
configuring     DC-544
control packets, classifying for access     DC-544
enabling concurrent routing and bridging     P3C-33
encapsulation over Token Ring     P3C-33
equal cost path     P3C-42, P3C-43
extended access lists, configuring     P3C-40
fast switching
disabling     XC-15
fast switching, disabling     P3C-44
filters     P3C-41
hello timers, adjusting     P3C-44
hop count, setting     P3C-36, P3C-37
hops, setting
Level 1 routers     P3C-36
Level 2 routers     P3C-37
host name mapping     P3C-35
interarea routing     P3C-32
interfaces     P3C-32
Token Ring     P3C-33
intra-area routing     P3C-32
in VLANs     XC-35
IPX, configuration caveat     P3C-30
LANE support     XC-69
Level 1 routers, configuring     P3C-36
Level 2 routers, configuring     P3C-37
MAC addresses     P3C-30
media supported     P3C-3
MOP     P3C-46
multicast address
mapping to functional address     P3C-31
SMDS address mapping     WC-161
name mapping     P3C-35
network, monitoring and maintaining     P3C-45
node     P3C-30
specifying     P3C-32
OSI backbone, propagating Phase IV areas through     P3C-35
over ISL encapsulation     XC-40
packet visits, configuring     P3C-43
parameters, Cisco's implementation     P3C-3
path selection, configuring     P3C-43
performance optimization     P3C-42
Phase IV areas through OSI backbone (example)     P3C-50
Phase IV congestion information, transmitting over Frame Relay     WC-10
Phase IV Prime
allowing arbitrary MAC address     P3C-31
assigning cost to interface     P3C-32
Phase IV-to-Phase V conversion     P3C-4, P3C-35
Poor Man's Routing     P3C-34
route cost, setting
Level 1 routers     P3C-36
Level 2 routers     P3C-37
routing
disabling     P3C-30
enabling     P3C-47
concurrent routing and bridging     P3C-33
on interfaces     P3C-32
Frame Relay (example)     WC-139
over WANs     P3C-45
SMDS     WC-163
static     P3C-38
routing table size     P3C-36
SMDS, configuring     WC-163
split horizon     P3C-45
static discard routes, injecting     P3C-35
static routes     P3C-39
static routing, configuring     P3C-38
timers, adjusting     P3C-44
Token Ring, configuring on     P3C-33
TR-LANE support     XC-69

decnet access-group command     P3C-40

DECnet Accounting     P3C-52
feature description     P3C-41

decnet accounting command     P3C-41, P3C-42

decnet accounting list command     P3C-42

decnet accounting threshold command     P3C-42

decnet accounting transits command     P3C-42

decnet advertise command     P3C-36

decnet area-max-cost command     P3C-37

decnet area-max-hops command     P3C-37

decnet congestion-threshold command     P3C-44

decnet conversion command     P3C-35

decnet cost command     XC-41

decnet encapsulation command     P3C-33

decnet hello-timer command     P3C-44

decnet host command     P3C-35

decnet in-routing-filter command     P3C-41

decnet map command     P3C-34

decnet max-cost command     P3C-37

decnet max-hops command     P3C-37

decnet max-paths command     P3C-43

decnet max-visits command     P3C-43

decnet node-type command     P3C-33

decnet out-routing-filter command     P3C-41

decnet path-split-mode interim command     P3C-43

decnet path-split-mode normal command     P3C-43

decnet propagate command     P3C-39

decnet route-cache command     P3C-44, XC-15

decnet route command     P3C-38

decnet router-priority command     P3C-37

decnet routing command     P3C-30, XC-40

DECnet Routing over ISL in Virtual LANs
configuring DECnet     XC-40
subinterface     XC-41
enabling DECnet routing     XC-40
feature description     P3C-45
VLAN encapsulation format     XC-40

decnet split-horizon command     P3C-45

dedicated dial-in routing device, configuration example     DC-158

dedicated line, ARA
configuration example     DC-436

dedicated mode
configuration example     DC-154
configuring async interface     DC-143
or interactive mode, specifying     DC-143

default asynchronous addresses, assigning     DC-142

default form of a command
using     FC-23

default-information command     P1C-182

default-information originate command
IS-IS     P1C-141
OSPF     P1C-111

default-metric command
BGP     P1C-152
BGP, OSPF, RIP     P1C-181
IP Enhanced IGRP, IGRP     P1C-182

default-name command     XC-77, XC-78

default networks
specifying     P1C-179

default routes
IP
determining gateway of last resort     P1C-179
specifying     P1C-179
IS-IS for IP, generating     P1C-141
OSPF, generating     P1C-111
specifying     P2C-146
understanding     P2C-80

Defense Communications Agency (DCA)
Blacker Interface Control document     WC-207
certification     WC-13

Defense Data Network
See DDN X.25

delay
setting on interface     FC-228

delay command     FC-228

delete command     FC-118, FC-176

denial-of-service attacks
preventing     SC-145, SC-157

deny command     P1C-61

Department of Defense Intelligence Information System Network Security for Information Exchange
See DNSIX

DES
See network data encryption

description command     FC-227

designated routers
DECnet, specifying     P3C-37
IS-IS, specifying election     P3C-70
IS-IS for IP, specifying election     P1C-140

desired-max-send-btu-size command     BC-361

destination
X.25, selecting     WC-200

destination addresses, administrative filtering     BC-128

destination routing table
ISO CLNS, displaying     P3C-83

deterministic load distribution     BC-2, BC-79

DH
See network data encryption

DHCP
and BOOTP packets     P1C-26
client proxy, enabling     DC-327
configuring (examples)     DC-153
IP address pooling
global default mechanism, specifying     DC-391
specifying address pooling     DC-327

diagnostic information
controller     FC-231
interface processor     FC-231
port adapters     FC-231

dial
analog modem calls     DC-104
async character stream calls     DC-104
dial-in and dial-out scenarios     DC-6
digital calls     DC-103
for enterprises     DC-3, DC-58
for service providers     DC-3, DC-13

dial backup
Dialer Profiles     DC-559  to DC-561
dialer interface, configuring     DC-559
interfaces, use backup     DC-560
ISDN BRI example     DC-560
physical interface, function as backup     DC-560
dialing     DC-556
Frame Relay DLCIs     WC-129
ISDN channels     DC-556
load threshold exceeded (examples)     DC-557
load threshold reached (examples)     DC-557
primary line down (examples)     DC-556
serial interfaces     DC-553  to DC-557

dialer
idle timer     DC-490

dialer callback-secure command     DC-647

dialer callback-server command     DC-647

dialer caller command
ISDN caller ID callback, dialer rotary configured     DC-658

dialer dtr command     DC-488

dialer enable-timeout command     DC-493, DC-521
ISDN caller ID callback     DC-657
on callback side     DC-658
PPP callback server     DC-646

dialer fast-idle command     DC-493, DC-521
Dialer Profiles map class     DC-542

dialer-group command     DC-216, DC-240, DC-492, DC-520, DC-542, DC-559
Multilink PPP     DC-397
single BRI     DC-396

dialer hold queue
dialers supported     DC-494, DC-522
function     DC-494, DC-522
number of packets allowed     DC-494, DC-522
rotary dialing group     DC-494, DC-522

dialer hold-queue command     DC-494, DC-522
PPP callback
client     DC-646
server     DC-646

dialer idle-timeout command     DC-257, DC-492, DC-520, DC-542
Multilink PPP
BRI     DC-396, DC-397

dialer idle timer
conditions causing reset     DC-490

dialer in-band command
DDR, enabling     DC-488
DDR enabled for Multilink PPP     DC-395
Multilink PPP, multiple BRI     DC-397
PPP callback
client     DC-646
server     DC-646

dialer interface
dial backup, Dialer Profiles     DC-559
dialer profiles, configuring     DC-541
logical entity     DC-487, DC-513

dialer isdn command     DC-542

dialer isdn short-hold command     DC-257

dialer-list command     DC-216, DC-240
access lists, dialer group     DC-475

dialer-list protocol bridge command     BC-60, DC-471, DC-491, DC-547
dialer profiles, and transparent bridging     DC-547

dialer-list protocol command     DC-475, DC-542

dialer-list protocol list command     DC-475

dialer load-threshold
Multilink PPP
BRIs in rotary group     DC-397

dialer load-threshold command     DC-494, DC-522
Multilink PPP     DC-397
async interface     DC-395
idle timers     DC-396, DC-397
single BRI     DC-396

dialer map bridge command     BC-61

dialer map-class     DC-539

dialer map command     DC-489

dialer map modem-script system-script command     DC-490, DC-514, DC-518, DC-519

dialer map name command     DC-517
PPP callback
client     DC-646
server     DC-646

dialer map name spc command     DC-216, DC-240
semipermanent connections     DC-260

dialer map name speed command     DC-216, DC-240

dialer mappings
and CDP packets     P1C-86

dialer map snapshot command     DC-667

dialer pool
Dialer Profiles
assigning physical interfaces     DC-543
physical interfaces, as members     DC-540
priorities in     DC-541

dialer pool, Dialer Profiles
backup interfaces     DC-559

dialer pool command     DC-542, DC-559

dialer pool-member command
Dialer Profiles, and physical interface configuration     DC-543

dialer priority command     DC-493, DC-521

Dialer Profiles
AppleTalk, configuring     DC-543
bridging and routing of protocols     DC-546
central site, multiple remote networks (example)     DC-548
configuration     DC-539  to DC-550
task list     DC-541
connections, monitoring     DC-548
DECnet
configuring     DC-544
control packets     DC-544
dial backup     DC-559  to DC-561
dialer interface
configuring     DC-541
description     DC-539
interesting packets     DC-542
remote destination and map class     DC-542
dialer map-class, description     DC-539
dialer pool
assign physical interface     DC-543
brief description     DC-540
dialer interface and physical interfaces     DC-540
reserved channel     DC-540
elements     DC-539
idle time, map-class     DC-542
IP
address, as node in remote network     DC-540
configuring     DC-544
IPX, configuring     DC-545
ISDN
BRI backing up two leased lines (example)     DC-550
ISDN BRI backing up two leased lines (example)     DC-560
ISDN caller ID callback
callback actions     DC-657
configuring     DC-658
map class
configuration     DC-542
fast idle timer     DC-542
ISDN-specific requirement     DC-542
wait for carrier time     DC-542
why configure     DC-542
physical interface
configuration settings required     DC-540
configuring     DC-543
priority in dialer pool     DC-543
remote sites with ISDN access only (example)     DC-661
reserved channels for dialing pool     DC-543
task list     DC-541
transparent bridging
access by type codes     DC-547
bridging protocol, defining     DC-546
controlling access     DC-546
interface configuration     DC-547
validation of source addresses
disable     DC-468
VINES, configuring     DC-544
XNS, configuring     DC-545

dialer remote-name command     DC-542, DC-559

dialer rotary
Multilink PPP     DC-396

dialer rotary group
(example)     DC-533
bandwidth on demand
load threshold     DC-522
interfaces
assigning     DC-517
priority     DC-493, DC-521
leader     DC-487, DC-513

dialer rotary-group command     DC-395, DC-515, DC-517
Multilink PPP     DC-397
snapshot routing     DC-667

dialer-string class command     DC-542, DC-559

dialer string command     DC-489, DC-518

dialer wait-for-carrier command
ISDN caller ID callback     DC-657

dialer wait-for-carrier-time command     DC-493, DC-521, DC-542
Dialer Profiles map class     DC-542

dialin connections, testing     DC-129

dialing, automatic, configuring     DC-131

dialing, Legacy DDR, outgoing to a single site     DC-489

dialin modems, supporting     DC-133, DC-136

dialin ports, configuring     DC-117

dialout modems, supporting     DC-133

dialout scenarios     DC-76

dialup mode
service modules, 2- and 4-wire CSU/DSU     FC-304

Diffie-Hellman
See DH

Digital Signature Standard
See DSS

dir command
boot image     FC-187
Flash files     FC-175
microcode image     FC-194
RSP image     FC-192
slave RSP software image     FC-195

direct encapsulation, RSRB with     BC-157

direct memory access (DMA) buffering     DC-139

Director Response Protocol
See DRP Server Agent

direct Telnet sessions     DC-128
establishing with a modem     DC-123
simplifying     DC-123

disable command     FC-11

discard eligibility
Frame Relay packets     WC-136

disconnect
automatic     DC-135
Telnet sessions     DC-124

discovery mode
interfaces
dynamic     P2C-13
extended     P2C-15
nonextended     P2C-15

display server, X Window System     DC-301

distance bgp command     P1C-163

distance command     P1C-184, P3C-77

Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol (DVMRP)     FC-329
See also IP multicast routing, DVMRP

distributed compression     FC-290

DistributedDirector
See DRP Server Agent

distributed switching
See switching

distribute-list in command     P1C-84, P1C-183, P2C-90, P2C-91

distribute-list out command     P1C-84, P1C-183, P2C-90

distribute-sap-list out command     P2C-91

distributions-of-statistics-kept command     FC-347

DLCI
multicast mechanism     WC-10
status mechanism     WC-10

DLCI mapping     BC-246

DLCIs
static address mapping     WC-112, WC-127

DLSw+
APPN support     BC-16
Border Peer Caching     BC-12
border peers     BC-11
bridge groups     BC-189
capabilities exchange     BC-197
configuration
(examples)     BC-199  to BC-217
task list     BC-187
tuning     BC-196  to BC-198
configuring     BC-187  to BC-217
disabling     BC-199
DLSw+ Lite
See LLC2
DSPU
supporting     BC-16
encapsulation     BC-190, BC-191
enhanced availability     BC-15
enhancements
description     BC-11  to BC-15
enhanced availability
(figure)     BC-16
description     BC-15
improved performance
description     BC-13
improved scalability
(example)     BC-13
description     BC-11
modes of operation
description     BC-11
Ethernet
interfaces, enabling     BC-194
Token Ring (example)     BC-211
explorer firewalls     BC-12
FDDI
interfaces, enabling     BC-194
Token-Ring (example)     BC-212
feature list     BC-10
Frame Relay
configuration (example)     BC-215
enabling     BC-193
LLC1 circuit support
description     BC-12
LNM
supporting     BC-16
local peer, defining     BC-398, BC-403
modes of operation     BC-11
Multiple Bridge Groups
description     BC-13
NetBIOS
DDR, enabling     BC-196
NetBIOS Dial-on-Demand Routing
description     BC-12
networks
caches     BC-197, BC-198
circuits     BC-198, BC-199
monitoring and maintaining     BC-198
paths     BC-198
peers     BC-197
resources     BC-197
timers     BC-196
UDP unicast     BC-198
on-demand peers     BC-12
peer groups
concept     BC-11
peers
backup, configuring     BC-191
dynamic, configuring     BC-192
local     BC-188, BC-199
remote, direct encapsulation     BC-190
remote, FST encapsulation     BC-191
remote, TCP encapsulation     BC-188, BC-191
performance     BC-13
ports
list     BC-188
QLLC
configuration (example)     BC-216
enabling     BC-195
ring list     BC-188
scalability     BC-11
SDLC
configuration, multidrop (example)     BC-209
interfaces, enabling     BC-194
multidrop
configuration     BC-271
multidrop configuring     BC-194
station     BC-194
Token-Ring (example)     BC-213
SDLC station, establishing     BC-271
SNA
DDR, configuring     BC-192
SNA Service Point
supporting     BC-16
SNA Type of Service
feature description     BC-14
source-bridge ring group     BC-188
standard     BC-8
TCP
encapsulation,configuring     BC-191
LLC2, encapsulation (example)     BC-199
port numbers(table)     BC-191
Token Ring
interfaces, enabling     BC-194
traffic
explorer     BC-197
transport types
description     BC-13
UDP Unicast Enhancement
description     BC-12

DLSw+ Border Peer Caching
feature description     BC-12, BC-198

DLSw+ MIB Enhancements
feature description     BC-10

DLSw+ SNA Type of Service
feature description     BC-191

dlsw bgroup-list command     BC-189

dlsw bridge-group command     BC-194

dlsw disable command     BC-199

dlsw duplicate-path-bias command     BC-198

dlsw group-cache disable command     BC-198

dlsw group-cache max-entries command     BC-197

dlsw icannotreach saps command     BC-197

dlsw icanreach command     BC-197

dlsw local-peer command     BC-188, BC-396, BC-398, BC-403

dlsw mac-addr command     BC-198

dlsw netbios-keepalive-filter command     BC-196

dlsw netbios-name command     BC-198

dlsw peer-on-demand-defaults command     BC-197

dlsw port-list command     BC-189

dlsw prom-peer defaults command     BC-197

dlsw remote-peer frame relay command     BC-190

dlsw remote-peer fst command     BC-191

dlsw remote-peer interface command     BC-190

dlsw remote-peer tcp command     BC-191, BC-399

dlsw ring-list command     BC-188

dlsw timer command     BC-196, BC-197

dlsw udp-disable command     BC-198

DLSw Version 2 Standard
feature description     BC-9

dlur command     BC-358

DLUR configuration mode
entering     FC-22

dlur-dspu-name command     BC-367

DLUR SAP configuration mode
entering     FC-22

dlus command     BC-358, BC-367

DMA buffering
memory     DC-139

DMDP
definition     SC-232

DNS
configuring for ISO CLNS addresses     P1C-15
IP dynamic name lookup (example)     P1C-42
IP name server     P1C-13
ISO CLNS address discovery     P3C-74
OSPF lookup of DNS names     P1C-112
rcp and rsh, turning off     FC-219
remote host name and address authentication     FC-219
using to assign device names     P1C-14

DNSIX
audit trail facility     SC-232
DMDP     SC-232
enabling     SC-233
extended IPSO fields     SC-231
hosts to receive messages     SC-233
Network Audit Trail Protocol     SC-232
transmission parameters     SC-233

dnsix-dmdp retries command     SC-233

DNSIX Message Deliver Protocol
See DMDP

dnsix-nat authorized-redirection command     SC-233

dnsix-nat primary command     SC-233

dnsix-nat secondary command     SC-233

dnsix-nat source command     SC-233

dnsix-nat transmit-count command     SC-233

Domain
See Apollo Domain

domain
bridging     XC-31
broadcast     XC-31

domain list, establishing IP (example)     P1C-42

Domain Name Service
See DNS

domain-password command     P1C-142, P3C-66

domains     P3C-56
ISO CLNS     P3C-56
ISO IGRP     P3C-57
OSPF     P1C-183
PIM     P1C-217
routing information, redistributing between     P1C-180
See also AppleTalk, interenterprise routing

Double Authentication
access user profile     SC-38
configuring     SC-37
operation     SC-36

downstream physical unit
See DSPU

downtime, setting for DDR line     DC-493, DC-521

downward-compatible-config command     FC-381

downward-compatible configuration
generating     FC-381

down-when-looped command     FC-238

DRAM
description     FC-163
reallocating     FC-165
(example)     FC-167

DRP     P1C-57

DRP Server Agent
authenticate queries and responses     P1C-58
configuring     P1C-57
description     P1C-57
displaying information     P1C-70
enabling     P1C-58
key management     P1C-58
limit source of queries     P1C-58
statistics, clearing     P1C-70

DSP field
NSAP address     P3C-56

DSPU
activation RUs, defining     BC-317
configuration
examples     BC-323  to BC-329
task list     BC-305
Token Ring, Ethernet, or FDDI     BC-310
data link controls     BC-309
default PU, defining     BC-308
definition of feature     BC-29
downstream PU
default PU definition option, using     BC-308
explicit definition, using     BC-306
DSPU/RSRB interface, defining     BC-311, BC-312
DSPU virtual data link control interface, defining     BC-313
initiating connection over
LLC2/Frame Relay     BC-317
QLLC     BC-316
RSRB     BC-311
Token Ring, Ethernet, or FDDI     BC-310
virtual data link control     BC-313
local service access point (SAP), enabling for
LLC2/Frame Relay     BC-316
NCIA Server     BC-317
RSRB     BC-311
Token Ring, Ethernet, or FDDI     BC-310
virtual data link control     BC-313
LUs, defining
dedicated LU routing     BC-309
dedicated LU routing (example)     BC-323
pooled LU routing     BC-309
pooled LU routing (example)     BC-324
range of LUs     BC-309
monitoring and maintaining     BC-323
NCIA
configuration (example)     BC-328
server and SAP configuration     BC-317
over DLSw+     BC-16
configuration (example)     BC-325
QLLC configuration     BC-315
RSRB
configuration     BC-310
local acknowledgment, configuring     BC-312
SDLC configuration     BC-314
SNA perspective     BC-30
upstream hosts, defining     BC-305
virtual data link control configuration     BC-312

dspu activation-window command     BC-317

dspu default-pu command     BC-308

dspu enable-host command
Frame Relay     BC-316
SDLC     BC-314
Token Ring or Ethernet     BC-310

dspu enable-pu command
LLC2/Frame Relay     BC-317
QLLC     BC-316
Token Ring or Ethernet     BC-310

dspu host command
Ethernet     BC-305
FDDI     BC-305
Frame Relay     BC-306
QLLC     BC-306
RSRB     BC-305
SDLC     BC-306
Token Ring     BC-305
virtual data link control     BC-305, BC-401

dspu lu command     BC-309, BC-401

dspu ncia command     BC-317, BC-401

dspu notification-level command     BC-323

dspu pool command     BC-309

dspu pu command
Ethernet     BC-306
FDDI     BC-306
Frame Relay     BC-307
NCIA     BC-306
QLLC     BC-307
RSRB     BC-306
SDLC     BC-307
Token Ring     BC-306
virtual data link control     BC-306, BC-401

dspu rsrb command     BC-311, BC-312

dspu rsrb enable-host command     BC-311

dspu rsrb enable-pu command     BC-311

dspu rsrb start command     BC-311

dspu start command     BC-315
LLC2/Frame Relay     BC-317
QLLC     BC-316
Token Ring or Ethernet     BC-310

dspu vdlc command     BC-313

dspu vdlc enable-host command     BC-313

dspu vdlc enable-pu command     BC-313, BC-317, BC-401

dspu vdlc start command     BC-313

DSS
See network data encryption

DTE
DDN X.25 encapsulation     WC-207
Frame Relay     WC-10
devices     WC-130
rules for initiating calls on X.25     WC-180
use in LAPB     WC-173
virtual circuit range on X.25     WC-181
X.25 encapsulation     WC-179, WC-198

dte-invert-txc command     DC-227, FC-294

DTR
signal pulsing     FC-293

DTR dialing     DC-488
configuration (example)     DC-503
outgoing calls only     DC-488
receiving calls from     DC-489
remote interface
passive only     DC-488, DC-489
terminating calls     DC-488, DC-489
X.25 (example)     DC-538
X.25 encapsulation (example)     DC-508, DC-538

Dual Attach Stations
See DAS

dual Flash bank
benefits     FC-168
configuring     FC-167
erasing boot Flash memory     FC-175
partitioning Flash memory     FC-167, FC-168
systems that support     FC-168
versus Flash load helper     FC-168

DVMRP     FC-329
See IP multicast routing, DVMRP

DXI 3.2     WC-11, WC-165

dxi map command     FC-292, WC-17

dxi pvc command     WC-16

dynamic addressing
configuring on asynchronous interfaces (example)     DC-157
SMDS     WC-162

dynamic bandwidth allocation and call control
See BACP

dynamic command     P1C-62

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
See DHCP

dynamic random-access memory
See DRAM

dynamic rate queues
AIP
(example)     WC-50
configuring     WC-35
NPM
(example)     WC-105
configuring     WC-93

dynamic routing
See ISO CLNS, dynamic routing

E


E.164 addresses, SMDS
AIP
configuring     WC-38
transparent bridging     WC-39
NPM     WC-95

E1 PRI for the Cisco AS5200     DC-244

Easy IP
feature description     DC-707

Easy IP (Phase 1)
business applications     DC-9
configuration examples
async interface     DC-713
ISDN BRI     DC-713
configuration tasks     DC-710
dialer interface, configuring     DC-712
LAN interface, configuring     DC-711
NAT for the dialer interface, defining     DC-712
NAT for the LAN interface, defining     DC-711
NAT pool, defining     DC-711
PPP/IPCP, enabling     DC-712
WAN interface, configuring     DC-711
description     DC-9, DC-707
dial strategy     DC-9
prerequisite tasks     DC-710

EBCDIC     DC-291

ECA     BC-409

E character
copy output     FC-209

echo protocol
ping command     FC-372

editing command     FC-29, FC-33

editor
capitalization, controlling     FC-32
characters, transposing     FC-32
command completion     FC-30
cursor, moving     FC-29
display, scrolling down     FC-32
Emacs editor     FC-28
enhanced mode
disabling     FC-33
enabling     FC-29
entries, deleting     FC-31
features     FC-28  to FC-33
keys and functions     FC-29  to FC-33
line, redisplaying     FC-32
line-wrap feature     FC-31
pasting from buffer     FC-30
Release 9.1 and earlier keys and functions (table)     FC-33

effective-capacity command     BC-363, BC-367

EGP
supported protocols     P1C-3

eigrp log-neighbor-adjacency-changes command     P2C-150

Emacs
editor     FC-28

emulated LANs
default     XC-76
restricted membership     XC-76, XC-79
database entries for all clients, configuring     XC-79
database entries for clients, adding     XC-80
example     XC-93
setting up database for     XC-79
unrestricted membership     XC-76
example     XC-90
setting up database for     XC-77
See also LANE, emulated LANs

enable command     FC-216

encapsulation
AppleTalk     P2C-3, P2C-8, P2C-31, P2C-35
AppleTalk Phase II
in VLANs     XC-35
ATM-DXI     FC-276
automatic detection and dynamic setting     DC-261
BFE     WC-208
Cayman     FC-325
DDN X.25     WC-207
DECnet on Token Rings     P3C-33
default, HDLC     DC-224
default serial     WC-179
EON     FC-325
Ethernet interface     FC-244
Frame Relay, split horizon for     P1C-92, P1C-101
GRE     FC-325
HDLC     FC-276
HSSI     FC-274
IEEE 802.10     XC-55
IPX     P2C-4, P2C-81  to P2C-94
LAPB     WC-174
multiprotocol     WC-175
NOS     FC-325
Novell IPX
configurable encapsulation     XC-35
of traffic in another protocol (tunneling)     FC-326
PPP
LAN Extender interface     FC-257
SMDS     WC-159
split horizon for     P1C-92, P1C-101
split horizon     P1C-92, P1C-101
synchronous serial     FC-276
synchronous serial interfaces     DC-224
V.120
dynamically set     DC-418
VINES     P3C-16
VLANs
formats supported     XC-35
X.25     WC-179
XNS     P3C-106

encapsulation arpa command     FC-245

encapsulation atm-dxi command     FC-274, FC-292, WC-16

encapsulation bstun command     BC-247

encapsulation command     BC-58

encapsulation format
802.10     XC-39, XC-56
defining     XC-39, XC-42, XC-43, XC-44, XC-56
IEEE 802.10     XC-55
ISL     XC-38, XC-39, XC-40, XC-42, XC-43, XC-44, XC-46
Security Data Exchange (sde)     XC-39, XC-56
VLAN
define     XC-56

encapsulation frame-relay command     BC-246, WC-111, WC-125, WC-129
AutoInstall     FC-61
DLSw+
local acknowledgment     BC-193
passthrough     BC-193

encapsulation frame-relay IETF command     BC-316

encapsulation hdlc command     DC-225, FC-291

encapsulation isl command     XC-40, XC-42, XC-44, XC-46, XC-47

encapsulation lapb command     DC-497, DC-525, WC-174, WC-175

encapsulation lapb dce command     WC-174

encapsulation lapb dce multi command     WC-174

encapsulation lapb multi command     WC-174, WC-175, WC-178

encapsulation ppp command     P2C-39, DC-384, DC-385, DC-387, DC-600, WC-42, WC-98
configuring interfaces for PPP encapsulation     DC-490, DC-519
dialer profiles
dialer interface configuration     DC-542, DC-559, DC-560
physical interface configuration     DC-543
LAN Extender interface, configuring     FC-259
Legacy DDR     DC-516
PPP callback client     DC-646
virtual template interface     DC-599
virtual template interfaces     DC-580

encapsulations
AIP
AAL3/4, enabling     WC-38
AAL3/4, static mapping     WC-38
AAL3/4-SMDS     WC-39
AAL5-LLC SNAP     WC-39
AAL5-MUX     WC-40
AAL5-NLPID     WC-40
ATM port adapter
AAL5-LLC SNAP     WC-68
AAL5-MUX     WC-68
AAL5-NLPID     WC-68
NPM
AAL3/4, enabling     WC-95
AAL3/4, static mapping     WC-95
AAL5-LLC SNAP     WC-96
AAL5-MUX     WC-96
AAL5-NLPID     WC-96

encapsulation sap command     FC-245

encapsulation sde | isl command     XC-39, XC-56

encapsulation sdlc command     BC-194, BC-270, BC-271, BC-314

encapsulation sdlc-primary command     BC-271

encapsulation sdlc-secondary command     BC-271

encapsulation smds command     WC-159, WC-164, WC-166, XC-13

encapsulation snap command     FC-245

encapsulation stun command     BC-222

encapsulation x25 bfe command     WC-208

encapsulation x25 command     BC-195, DC-496, DC-524, WC-179

encapsulation x25 dce ddn command     WC-207

encapsulation x25 ddn command     WC-207

Encrypted Kerberized Telnet
establishing sessions     SC-102

encryption
See network data encryption

end command     FC-12

end station identifier
See ESI

end system
See ES

Enhanced IGRP
AppleTalk, configuring     P2C-44
IPX, configuring     P2C-84
NLSP route redistribution     P2C-89, P2C-113
(example)     P2C-158
See also AppleTalk, Enhanced IGRP; IP Enhanced IGRP

Enhanced IGRP Route Authentication
configuring     P1C-132

Enhanced Local Management Interface
overview     WC-121

Entity MIB
description     FC-339

environmental conditions
displaying     FC-370

environmental monitor
automatic shutdown message     FC-371

environment variables
BOOT     FC-185
BOOTLDR     FC-186
(example)     FC-187
setting     FC-187
Cisco's implementation     FC-185
CONFIG_FILE     FC-186
controlling     FC-186
viewing     FC-187

EON     FC-325

EPROM
description     FC-163

erase bootflash command     FC-175

erase command     FC-118, FC-176

erase startup-config command     FC-118

ERPDU
configuring     P3C-81
disabling     P3C-81
interval, determining     P3C-81

error messages
categories     FC-376
IP address for syslog server     FC-378
levels     FC-376
logging keywords
(table)     FC-376
severity levels     FC-375
TFTP     FC-209
See also message logging

error protocol data unit
See ERPDU

ES
communicating with another ES     P3C-72
listing, for NSAP-to-SNPA mapping     P3C-73
neighbors     P3C-82

escape character
displaying     FC-51

escape-char none command     FC-37

ESCON Channel Adapter (ECA)     BC-409

ESCON director switch     BC-419

ESI
AIP
(example)     WC-48
addresses     WC-26
ATM port adapter
(example)     WC-73
addresses     WC-60
NPM
(example)     WC-104
addresses     WC-84

ESI field and MAC address
in LANE ATM address     XC-71

ES-IS     P3C-72
configuring     P3C-77
hello rate configuration     P3C-77

/etc/services file     P2C-36

Ethernet
encapsulation (example)     FC-269
interfaces
encapsulation     FC-245
loopback server, configuring     FC-240
simplex circuit, configuring     P1C-57
transparent bridging (example)     BC-89

ethernet-transit-oui command     BC-55, BC-113

Ethernet Type II frames, assigning the OUI for     BC-55

EtherTalk     P2C-1, P2C-11

examples
document conventions     vii, P1C-xxiii

exception queues, length
AIP     WC-36

exchange of identification
See XID

EXEC
commands
privileged level     FC-11
switching from privileged to user     FC-11
user level     FC-10  to FC-11
prompt
returning to from setup     FC-66
startup
delaying     FC-390

exec command     DC-148

EXEC process
establishing and controlling     DC-148
turning on and off     DC-148

exec-timeout command     DC-148, FC-35

exit command     BC-359, FC-12

explorers
all-routes     BC-106
fast-switching, disabling and enabling     BC-134
frame processing, optimizing     BC-133
proxy, configuring     BC-134
spanning-tree     BC-106
topology, configuring     BC-107
storms, minimizing     BC-108

extended access lists
IPX
See access lists, IPX

Extended Binary-Coded Decimal Interchange Code (EBCDIC)     DC-291, DC-297

extended networks
AppleTalk     P2C-7
using IP secondary addresses     P1C-7

Extended TACACS
configuration
task list     SC-117
configuring
ARA authentication     SC-122
extended mode     SC-121
PPP authentication     SC-121

Exterior Gateway Protocols (EGPs), list     P1C-3

F


fair-queue command     FC-361

fair queueing
effect of custom queueing on     FC-361
effect of priority queueing on     FC-361
enabling     FC-359

FastPath router
AppleTalk     P2C-35
K-Star     P2C-11

Fast-Sequenced Transport
See FST

Fast-Switched Policy Routing
enabling     P1C-185

fast switched policy routing     P1C-186

fast-switched SR/TLB, disabling     BC-111, BC-113

fast-switched TCP (FTCP) encapsulation     BC-162

fast-switched transparent bridging
AIP     WC-40
SMDS     WC-164

fast switching     
AppleTalk     P2C-44
cache entries     P2C-54
SMDS     WC-166
DECnet
disabling     P3C-44
description     P2C-144, XC-5, XC-11
disabling
AppleTalk     XC-14
DECnet     XC-15
IP     XC-12
IPX     XC-15
VINES     XC-14
XNS     XC-15
enabling
IP     XC-12
enabling for directed broadcast packets
IPX     XC-13
example configuration     BC-154
IP
disabling     DC-414
enabling     DC-414
SMDS     WC-166
IPX
cache entries, deleting     P2C-149
cache entries, displaying     P2C-149
directed broadcast packets     P2C-144
disabling     P2C-144
over ATM     P2C-117
over Frame Relay     P2C-117
over SMDS     P2C-117
SMDS     WC-166
ISO CLNS     P3C-81, XC-15
L2F traffic     DC-681
Legacy DDR
IP     DC-495, DC-523
IPX     DC-495, DC-523
Level 2 Forwarding traffic     FC-230
optimum     XC-15
RSRB     BC-162
same interface     XC-13
SMDS     BC-62, WC-164, WC-166, XC-13
AppleTalk     XC-13
IP     XC-13
IPX     XC-13
SSE
SRB     BC-132
VINES
deleting     P3C-21
disabling     P3C-18
displaying     P3C-21
XNS
disabling     P3C-114
See also switching

fault management
description     FC-369

fault-tolerant strategy
booting with     FC-153

FDDI
bandwidth, determining     FC-250
bit control, setting     FC-252
bridging configurations     FC-249
C-Min timer     FC-251
CMT microcode control     FC-252
description     FC-246
disconnecting     FC-252
duplicate address checking     FC-251
encapsulation mode compatibility     FC-249
frame contents     FC-247
full-duplex     FC-250
IPX encapsulation     P2C-82
ring scheduling     FC-250
SMT     FC-252
frame processing     FC-251
Version 7.3     FC-247
SRB     BC-105
starting     FC-252
stopping     FC-252
TB-Min timer     FC-251
timeout timer     FC-251
transit bridging     BC-2
transmission time, controlling     FC-251

fddi burst-count command     FC-253

fddi c-min command     FC-251

fddi cmt-signal-bits command     FC-252

fddi duplicate-address-check command     FC-251

fddi encapsulate command     FC-249

fddi if-cmt command     FC-252

fddi smt-frames command     FC-251

FDDITalk     P2C-1, P2C-54

fddi tb-min command     FC-251

fddi tl-min-time command     FC-251

fddi token-rotation-time command     FC-250

fddi t-out command     FC-251

fddi valid-transmission-time command     FC-250

Fiber Distributed Data Interface
See FDDI

fiber-optic cable, FDDI designations for     FC-252

files
deleting     FC-176
deleting permanently     FC-177
downloading
output     FC-134
erasing     FC-176
(example)     FC-118
recovering deleted     FC-177

filter-for-history command     FC-348

filtering
See access lists

filters
AppleTalk
data packet     P2C-21, P2C-23
(example)     P2C-59
zones     P2C-23
GZL      P2C-25, P2C-26
partial zones     P2C-26
(example)     P2C-63
routing     P2C-23
routing table     P2C-24
routing table (example)     P2C-60
routing update filters     P2C-24
bridging
administrative for transparent bridging     BC-70
LAT service announcements     BC-75
DECnet
adding to access lists     P3C-40
IP
on routing information     P1C-182
on sources of routing information     P1C-183
suppressing routes from being advertised     P1C-183
suppressing routes from being processed     P1C-183
suppress routing updates     P1C-182
See also access lists, IP
IP Enhanced IGRP
offsets for routing metrics     P1C-89, P1C-97, P1C-131
IPX
broadcast     P2C-129, P2C-130
generic     P2C-127
GNS     P2C-128
NetBIOS     P2C-128, P2C-129
overview     P2C-120
routing table     P2C-127
SAP     P2C-128
IPX Enhanced IGRP
routes     P2C-90
route updates     P2C-90
SAP updates     P2C-91
ISO CLNS, creating     P3C-74
SAP     P2C-113
SRB
administrative     BC-126
destination addresses     BC-128
source addresses     BC-128
VINES
applying to interface     P3C-15
types     P3C-14
XNS
applying to interface     P3C-109
creating     P3C-108, P3C-109
types (table)     P3C-107
See also access lists, IP

Finger protocol
enabling     FC-381

firewalls
creating     SC-11
features     SC-11
guidelines     SC-13

Flash load helper
(example)     FC-171
booting after     FC-172
configuration task list     FC-170
description     FC-168, FC-169
downloading a file     FC-170
failures     FC-172
monitoring     FC-172
software upgrades     FC-169
versus dual Flash bank     FC-168

Flash memory
automatically booting from
(example)     FC-153
configuring     FC-150
booting from (example)     FC-150
buffer overflow message     FC-133
checksum, verifying     FC-145
(example)     FC-145
configuration files
copying to (example)     FC-117
copying
Flash contains named file (example)     FC-138
Flash is full (example)     FC-136
security jumper not installed (example)     FC-138
space considerations     FC-133
description     FC-163
ensuring available space before copying to     FC-133
formatting     FC-173
(example)     FC-173
HTML pages     FC-49
images
copying from     FC-126
copying to     FC-133
verifying checksum     FC-145
information, displaying     FC-162
manually booting     FC-204
partitioning     FC-167, FC-168
rcp server, copying from     FC-129
security precautions     FC-165
storing configuration files     FC-113
storing HTML pages with SSIs     FC-49
tasks     FC-164
testing status     FC-372
TFTP server
(example)     FC-209
client router (example)     FC-210
client router, configuring     FC-210
configuring     FC-208, FC-209
types     FC-163
upgrade features
Cisco 3000 and Cisco 4000     FC-173
write protection     FC-165

Flash memory cards
See PCMCIA Flash memory cards

Flash memory devices
default
(example)     FC-174
displaying     FC-174
setting     FC-174
files
copying     FC-115
deleting     FC-176
(example)     FC-176
deleting permanently     FC-177
erasing     FC-176
listing     FC-175
(example)     FC-175
recovering deleted     FC-177
(example)     FC-177
naming conventions     FC-164
working device, displaying (example)     FC-174

flexible netmask display     P1C-39

floating static routes
IPX     P2C-136
VINES     P3C-19

flooded broadcasts
IPX     P2C-143

flow control
RTS/CTS     DC-121
X.25, setting     WC-182
XOT values     WC-202

flowcontrol command     DC-121

fonts
DECwindows     DC-304
nonresident, accessing using TFTP     DC-304
obtaining from specific host     DC-304
remote access to     DC-302

format command     FC-173

forward delay interval     BC-78

Forward Explicit Congestion Notification
See Frame Relay, FECN

fractional T1/T1service modules
Cisco 2524     FC-299
Cisco 2525     FC-299

frame-copied errors, Token Ring     BC-135

framed mode     DC-228, FC-295

Frame Rejects (FRMRs), determining use of     BC-272

Frame Relay
address mapping     WC-111
AppleTalk
(example)     WC-138
AutoInstall over     FC-53
AutoInstall procedure     FC-61
backup interfaces     WC-129
booting from network server (example)     WC-145
boundary access node, configuring     BC-331
bridging     WC-9
configuration examples     BC-94
with multicasts     BC-95
with no multicasts     BC-94
broadcast queue     WC-131
priority condition     WC-131
transmission rates     WC-132
broadcasts     WC-112, WC-127
Cisco's implementation     WC-9
condition signaling     WC-145
configuration
(examples)     WC-137
task list     WC-110
configuring transparent bridging over     BC-61
congestion information     WC-10
connections     WC-137
monitoring and maintaining     WC-137
customizing
task list     WC-123
DCE
description     WC-10
DCE devices     WC-130
configuration (example)     WC-147
configuration (figure)     WC-148
configuring     WC-130
DCE switch     WC-130
DDR
configuration     DC-524
restrictions     DC-523
DE bit     WC-136
dial backup     WC-129
dial-up connections     DC-495, DC-523
discard eligibility (DE) bit     WC-136
DLCI
multicast mechanism     WC-10
status mechanism     WC-10
DLCI priority levels     WC-137
prerequisites     WC-136
DLCIs
static address mapping     WC-112, WC-127
DLSw+
encapsulation     BC-193
DTE devices     WC-130
DTE switch     WC-10
encapsulation
between RSRB peers (example)     BC-172
configuring     BC-246
RFC 1490     BC-31
SNA     BC-31
encapsulation types     WC-111
IETF (example)     WC-138
Enhanced Local Management Interface     WC-121
(examples)     WC-144  to WC-145
overview     WC-121
fast-path transparent bridging     BC-61
fast switching
IPX     P2C-117
FECN
bit promotion     WC-10
hardware     WC-110
IETF encapsulation
(examples)     WC-138
Inverse ARP     WC-10, WC-111
subinterfaces     WC-126
IP tunnel     WC-10
IP unnumbered
(example)     WC-141
IPX
(examples)     WC-140
keepalives     WC-114
LAPF     WC-118
LAT-to-LAT protocol translation over     DC-346
Legacy DDR
configuration overview     DC-496
interfaces supported     DC-495
restrictions     DC-495
LMI
DCE polling verification timer     WC-115
DTE error threshold     WC-115
DTE full status polling interval     WC-115
DTE monitored events counter     WC-115
explicit configurations     WC-114
keepalives     WC-114
NNI error threshold     WC-115
NNI monitored events counter     WC-115
NNI polling verification timer     WC-115
polling intervals     WC-114  to WC-115
specifications     WC-9
LMI autosense     WC-113
MIB extensions
     WC-109
multicast mechanism     WC-10
multipoint subinterfaces
DLCI associations     WC-126
DLCIs     WC-126
dynamic address resolution     WC-126
dynamic address resolution (example)     WC-140
NNI
interfaces     WC-130
See also Frame Relay, LMI
packet discard eligibility     WC-136
payload compression     WC-132
point-to-point links (example)     WC-141
point-to-point tunnel (example)     WC-151
protocol addresses
mapping DLCIs     WC-112
PVC switching
(examples)     WC-150
routing protocols     WC-9, WC-112
software capabilities     WC-9
split horizon     P1C-92, P1C-101
SRB
configuring     BC-333
standards     WC-9
static address mapping
(examples)     WC-138
static mapping
routing protocols     WC-127
static routes
PVC switching     WC-130
status mechanism     WC-10
STUN
configuring     BC-226
local acknowledgment
(example)     BC-236
subinterfaces     WC-11
(examples)     WC-139  to WC-142
addressing     WC-126
configuration tasks     WC-123
overview     WC-123
partially meshed networks     WC-124
point-to-point addressing     WC-126
split horizon     WC-124
static address mapping     WC-127
transparent bridging     WC-128
SVCs
configuration (examples)     WC-142
configuration task list     WC-116
group addresses     WC-118
interfaces     WC-116
map class     WC-117
overview     WC-115
platforms     WC-115
static address mapping     WC-118
subinterfaces     WC-116
SVCs and PVCs     WC-10
switching     WC-10
enabling     WC-129
examples     WC-146  to WC-152
hybrid PVC (figure)     WC-150
over IP tunnel (figure)     WC-151
TCP/IP header compression     WC-133  to WC-135
(examples)     WC-153  to WC-155
throughput     WC-131
traffic shaping     FC-365, WC-10
(example)     FC-367, WC-143
access lists     WC-122
customizing     WC-123
DLCIs     WC-122
queuing     WC-122
transparent bridging     WC-128
(example)     WC-141

frame-relay bc command     WC-117

frame-relay becn-response-enable command     WC-117

frame-relay be command     WC-117

frame-relay broadcast-queue command     WC-132

frame-relay class command     WC-122

frame-relay custom-queue-list command     WC-117

frame-relay de-group command     WC-136

frame-relay de-list command     WC-136

Frame Relay Enhancements
configuration
(examples)     WC-152
task table     WC-133
overview     WC-132

frame-relay idle-timer command     WC-117

frame-relay interface-dlci command     FC-61, WC-126, WC-127
backup interface
subinterfaces     WC-129

frame-relay intf-type command     WC-130

frame-relay inverse-arp command     WC-131

frame-relay ip rtp header-compression command     P1C-232

frame-relay ip tcp header-compression command     WC-135

frame-relay lmi-n391dte command     WC-115

frame-relay lmi-n392dce command     WC-114

frame-relay lmi-n392dte command     WC-115

frame-relay lmi-n393dce command     WC-114

frame-relay lmi-n393dte command     WC-115

frame-relay lmi-t393dce command     WC-115

frame-relay lmi-type command     WC-114

frame-relay map bridge broadcast command     BC-61

frame-relay map bridge command     WC-112, WC-127, WC-128

frame relay map bstun command     BC-250

frame-relay map bstun command     BC-246

frame-relay map clns command     WC-112, WC-127

frame-relay map command     WC-112, WC-127, WC-133

frame-relay map dlsw command     BC-193

frame-relay map ip cisco tcp header-compression command     WC-134

frame-relay map ip command     FC-61

frame-relay map ip compress command     P1C-232

frame-relay map ip no compress command     WC-135

frame-relay map ip rtp header-compression command     P1C-232

frame-relay map llc2 command     BC-193, BC-250, BC-316

frame-relay map payload-compress command     WC-132

frame-relay map payload-compress frf9 stac command     WC-133

frame-relay map rsrb command     BC-167

Frame Relay MIB
Cisco extensions     WC-109

frame-relay mincir command     WC-117

frame-relay payload-compress command     WC-132

frame-relay priority-dlci-group command     WC-137

frame-relay priority-group command     WC-117

frame-relay qos-autosense command     WC-121

frame-relay route command     WC-130

Frame Relay Router ForeSight
overview     WC-120

frame-relay svc command     WC-116

frame-relay switching command     WC-130

Frame Relay Traffic Shaping
overview     WC-119
task list     WC-119

frame-relay traffic-shaping command     WC-120

frame sequencing     BC-244

frame tagging
VLANs     XC-33

frame-type command     FC-246

framing command     FC-279

framing crc4 command     DC-236, DC-245

framing esf command     DC-237

FRAS
BAN
(example)     BC-343
description     BC-332
BNN
(example)     BC-341, BC-342
configuring dynamically     BC-332
configuring statically     BC-331
SAP multiplexing     BC-340
topology example     BC-339
Boundary Network Node
configuring dynamically     BC-332
Dial backup over DLSW+
description     BC-335
Dial backup over DLSw+
(example)     BC-346
description     BC-335
fras backup dlsw command     BC-335
Dial backup over RSRB
description     BC-335
DLCI backup     BC-334
(example)     BC-344
description     BC-334
Host
(examples)     BC-351
configuring     BC-349
default LLC2passthru
description     BC-350
description     BC-347
FRAD access     BC-347
LLC-2 local termination
description     BC-348
LLC2 local termination
description     BC-350
LLC-2 passthru mode
description     BC-347
minicomputer connectivity     BC-348
LAN-attached SNA Devices
(example)     BC-338, BC-343
maintaining     BC-337
managing congestion
description     BC-333
MIB     BC-353
monitoring     BC-337
overview     BC-31
SDLC-attached SNA devices
(example)     BC-339
SRB
configuring     BC-333
over Frame Relay
(example)     BC-344

fras backup dlsw command     BC-335

fras backup rsrb command     BC-335

fras ban dlci command     BC-332

FRAS Boundary Network Node
feature description     BC-331

fras ddr-backup interface command     BC-334

FRAS Host
feature description     BC-347

fras map llc command     BC-331, BC-332

fras map sdlc command     BC-331, BC-332

FRAS MIB
feature description     BC-353

fr-dest-address command     BC-365

free-trade zone
AppleTalk
example     P2C-65

free-trade zone, AppleTalk
establishing     P2C-29

frequency command     FC-347

FRF.9 Compression
(example)     WC-152
configuration
task list     WC-133
hardware platforms     WC-132

FRMRs, determining use of     BC-272

FST
performance considerations     BC-160
with RSRB
configuring     BC-159
example     BC-173

FTCP encapsulation     BC-162

full-duplex command     BC-249, FC-250

functional address     P1C-219, P1C-220

G


G.703
serial interface     DC-228
framed mode     DC-228

G.703 interface     FC-295

gateway of last resort, definition     P1C-95, P1C-179

generic route encapsulation
See GRE

generic router encapsulation
See GRE

Germany
ISDN semipermanent connection support     DC-217

Get Nearest Server
See GNS

GetZoneList
See GZL

global configuration mode
accessing     FC-12
commands     FC-12
entering     FC-105
exiting     FC-12
summary     FC-15

GNS
filters     P2C-128
request response delay     P2C-141
requests     P2C-141

GOSIP
ISO CLNS compliance with     P3C-4
NSAP format     P3C-59

Government OSI Profile
See GOSIP

GRE
configuring tunnel mode     FC-328
encapsulation protocol     FC-325
tunneling
alternative to IP multicast routing     P1C-229
AppleTalk     FC-329

group and member asynchronous interfaces
(examples)     DC-154
group interface, creating     DC-140
members, configuring     DC-140
members, defining     DC-140

group asynchronous interfaces     DC-120, DC-139

group codes, LAT
definition     BC-75
filtering     BC-76
lists     BC-75
specifying deny or permit conditions     BC-76

group-range command     DC-105, DC-120, DC-140

GZL
replies     P2C-25

H


Half-Duplex and Bisync Synchronous Serial Port Adapters
Cisco 7200 series routers     FC-289

half-duplex command     BC-274, FC-250, FC-309

half-duplex controlled-carrier command     FC-309, FC-310

half-duplex DCE state machine     FC-307
constant carrier mode     FC-308
controlled-carrier mode     FC-308
receive, figure     FC-309
transmit, figure     FC-308

half-duplex DTE state machine
receive, figure     FC-307
transmit     FC-306
transmit, figure     FC-306

half-duplex mode
controlled-carrier and constant-carrier, changing modes     FC-309

half-duplex timer command     FC-310

half-duplex timer cts-delay command     BC-274, FC-309

half-duplex timer cts-drop-timeout command     FC-306

half-duplex timer dcd-drop-delay command     FC-308

half-duplex timer dcd-txstart-delay command     FC-308

half-duplex timer rts-drop-delay command     FC-306

half-duplex timer rts-timeout command     BC-274, FC-306

half-duplex timers
tuning     FC-310

half-duplex timer transmit-delay command     FC-306, FC-307

hardware break signal     DC-273

hardware compression     FC-290

HDLC
compression     FC-291
Stacker     DC-225
encapsulating     BC-223
encapsulation
AutoInstall procedure     FC-59
default for serial interfaces     DC-224, FC-276, WC-179
ISO CLNS     P3C-4
IEEE 802.10     XC-34

header compression
IPX     P2C-118
X.25 TCP/IP header     WC-192

header-compression translate option, mapping to virtual interface template command     DC-323

heartbeat
DXI 3.2 on SMDS     WC-11, WC-165

hello, BPDU interval     BC-78

hello packets     P3C-68
AppleTalk
Enhanced IGRP     P2C-48
DECnet
adjusting timers     P3C-44
IP Enhanced IGRP
interval between     P1C-133
valid time     P1C-133
IPX Enhanced IGRP, intervals     P2C-88
IPX Enhanced IGRP, timers     P2C-88
IS-IS for IP, advertised interval, setting     P1C-139
ISO CLNS     P3C-77
ES-IS, configuring interval     P3C-77
Net/One     P3C-103
OSPF, setting advertised interval     P1C-107
VINES     P3C-17

help
See context-sensitive help

help command     FC-23

helper addresses
IP
(example)     P1C-48
configuring     P1C-26
IPX     P2C-129, P2C-130
(example)     P2C-173

hex input mode
crypto public-key command     FC-21
description     FC-17
entering     FC-21

High-Level Data-Link Control
See HDLC

high-speed buffering     DC-280

high-speed modem, configuring     DC-131

High-Speed Serial Interface
port adapters     FC-273
See also HSSI

High System Availability
See HSA

hijacking
preventing     SC-10

history collection
RTR     FC-348

history size command     FC-28

holddown
definition     P1C-96
disabling (IGRP)     P1C-100

hold queue
limit     FC-227
X.25 packet     WC-197

hold-queue command     FC-227

hold time
AppleTalk
Enhanced IGRP     P2C-47
IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-133
IPX
Enhanced IGRP     P2C-88

Hong Kong
ISDN Sending Complete information element     DC-219, DC-241

hop count
DECnet     P3C-36, P3C-37
RIP     P1C-87

hops-of-statistics-kept command     FC-348

host configuration files
AutoInstall
requirements     FC-62
role     FC-58
comparison with network configuration files     FC-120
copying from an rcp server to startup configuration (example)     FC-112
description     FC-120
loading from a server     FC-122
(example)     FC-122

host name
setting     FC-380

hostname command     FC-380

host names
resolving for AutoInstall     FC-57
symbolic, defining for X.25     DC-329

host name table
VINES
displaying entries     P3C-21

host number
Apollo Domain     P3C-5
XNS     P3C-104, P3C-111

Hot Standby Router Protocol
authentication     P1C-64
burned-in-address     P1C-65
enabling     P1C-64
preemption delay     P1C-64
preempt lead router, configuring     P1C-64
priority, setting     P1C-64
timers, setting     P1C-64
See also HSRP

Hot Standby Router Protocol over ISL in VLANs
customizing hot standby group attributes     XC-42
defining the encapsulation format     XC-42
defining the IP address     XC-42
enabling     XC-42
fault tolerance     XC-41
overview     XC-41

hours-of-statistics-kept command     FC-348

HP hosts, on network segment, example     P1C-42

HP Probe Proxy, configuring name requests for IP     P1C-15

hpr command     BC-360, BC-364

hpr max-sessions command     BC-359

hpr retries command     BC-359

hpr sap command     BC-360

hpr timers liveness command     BC-359

hpr timers path-switch command     BC-359

HSA
cold restart feature     FC-189
configuration synchronization
automatic     FC-192
manual     FC-202
configuration task list     FC-191
description     FC-189
failed card
reloading     FC-203
general maintenance tasks     FC-202
implementation methods
simple hardware backup     FC-190
software error protection     FC-190
master and slave
arbitration     FC-190
different images     FC-195
environment variables     FC-200
identical configurations     FC-192
identical images     FC-192
identical microcode images     FC-193
information, displaying     FC-203
operation     FC-190
monitoring and maintaining     FC-202
slave
default slave, specifying     FC-191
image, specifying     FC-202
inactive slave, reloading     FC-203
software error protection
(example)     FC-196, FC-198
system requirements     FC-191

HSRP
configuration
over ISLs     XC-42
configuration example
over ISLs     XC-50
group attributes
customizing     XC-42
TR-LANE support     XC-69

HSRP Preemption Delay
configuring     P1C-64

HSSI
encapsulation methods     FC-274
Interface Processor (HIP)
Cisco 7000 series     FC-273
Cisco 7500 series     FC-273
loopback     FC-239
(figure)     FC-239
on an ATM serial interface     WC-16

hssi internal-clock command     FC-275

HSSI line, invoking ATM over     FC-274

HTTP Security
accessing Web page     FC-45
enabling     FC-43

hub command     FC-253

hub configuration mode
description     FC-17
entering     FC-21

hub ethernet command     FC-236, FC-255

hub ports
automatic receiver polarity reversal, enabling     FC-253
configuration (examples)     FC-269
enabling     FC-253
hub counters, clearing     FC-236
hub statistics, displaying     FC-236
link test function     FC-254
resetting     FC-236
router models     FC-253
shutting down     FC-236
source address control, enabling     FC-254

hub router     P1C-84
ODR environment     P1C-83

hunt group
See rotary groups

hybrid switching environments
extending VLAN topology     XC-35

I


IBM 3172
offload support     BC-48

IBM 3174
frame-copied errors     BC-135

IBM 8209
bridges and SR/TLB routing devices     BC-113

IBM channel attach
See CIP

IBM channel attach command modes
description     FC-17

IBM PC/3270
emulation and source-route bridging     BC-135

ICMP
customizing services (example)     P1C-71
ICMP Mask Reply messages, enabling     P1C-54
ICMP Protocol Unreachable messages, disabling     P1C-54
ICMP Redirect messages, disabling     P1C-54

ICMP Router Discovery Protocol
See IRDP

IDBLK definition
required to configure SDLLC     BC-303

identification support
configuring     SC-222

idle timer
Dialer Profiles, setting
map-class     DC-542
Legacy DDR
interface     DC-492
Legacy DDR, setting
interface     DC-520
line     DC-520
Multilink PPP
dialer load thresholds     DC-396
dialer timeout     DC-396, DC-397

IDNUM definition
required to configure SDLLC     BC-303

IDP
characteristics     P2C-4
NSAP address field     P3C-56

IEEE 802.10
AppleTalk
encapsulation     XC-55
connectivity between VLANs     XC-34
description     XC-34
encapsulation     XC-34, XC-56
HDLS serial interface     XC-34
standard     XC-55

IEEE 802.2, LLC encapsulation     FC-245

IEEE 802.3, encapsulation     FC-245

IEEE 802.5
committee     BC-6
Token Ring media     FC-266

IETF
Frame Relay encapsulation     WC-111, WC-138
See also Frame Relay, standards

I-frames
largest size for SDLC, specifying     BC-275
largest size for SDLLC, specifying     BC-284
number sent
configuring (example)     BC-276
controlling     BC-265
resending time     BC-267

IGMP
See IP multicast routing, IGMP

ignore-dcd command     DC-227, FC-294

ignore-lsp-errors command     P3C-67

IGP, supported protocols     P1C-3

IGRP
autonomous systems     P1C-182
Cisco's implementation     P2C-46
Cisco implementation     P1C-95
configuration example     DC-159
configuration task list     P1C-96
configuring     P1C-95
enabling     P1C-97
metrics, adjusting     P1C-99
redistribution
(example)     P1C-190
description     P1C-182
route feasibility, determining     P1C-98
route redistribution     P1C-182
running with RIP     P1C-91
source IP address, validating     P1C-100
timers, adjusting     P1C-99
traffic distribution, controlling     P1C-98
transitioning to IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-130
unicast updates, allowing     P1C-97
update broadcasts     P1C-96
updates, frequency     P1C-96

ILMI
AIP     WC-22
ATM port adapter     WC-56
NPM     WC-80

images
copying to server     FC-126
description     FC-125
displaying information     FC-124
Flash devices
copying between     FC-147
(example)     FC-148
Flash memory
space considerations     FC-133
loading     FC-5
MOP server
copying from     FC-143
(examples)     FC-144
naming conventions     FC-125
rcp server
copying from     FC-140
(examples)     FC-131
copying to     FC-129
servers
loading     FC-5
storing     FC-5
TFTP server
copying from     FC-133, FC-136
(examples)     FC-136
copying to     FC-126
(examples)     FC-127
verifying
(example)     FC-145
See also system images; boot images

incoming calls, preventing     DC-137

information frames
See I-frames

initialization strings, configuring     DC-126

Integrated Routing and Bridging
See IRB

integrated routing and bridging
basic configuration (example)     BC-84
bridge-group virtual interface (BVI)     BC-4
complex configuration (example)     BC-85
configure BVI     BC-66
configure protocols for routing or bridging     BC-66
configuring     BC-64
enabling     BC-65
IP     P1C-24
multiple bridge group configuration (example)     BC-86
See also IRB

Integrated Systems Digital Network
See ISDN BRI, ISDN PRI

Inter·Poll     DC-433

interactive mode
or dedicated mode, specifying     DC-143
returning to     DC-144

interarea router
See Level 2 router

interarea routing
DECnet     P3C-37

interdomain routing
ISO IGRP     P3C-60

interface async command     DC-139

interface atm command     WC-20, WC-22, WC-27, WC-32, WC-33, WC-40, WC-43, WC-54, WC-56, WC-61, WC-64, WC-65, WC-68, WC-78, WC-79, WC-85, WC-90, WC-91, WC-96, WC-99
ILMI PVCs and signaling, setting up     XC-74, XC-80  to XC-83

interface bri command     DC-215
snapshot routing     DC-667

interface bvi command     BC-66

interface channel command     BC-413

interface channel configuration mode
description     FC-18
summary     FC-21

interface command     BC-58, BC-65, P2C-28, P2C-36, DC-646, FC-13, SC-138, WC-133, XC-25, XC-26, XC-39, XC-42, XC-44, XC-45, XC-46, XC-47, XC-56

interface configuration mode
description     FC-13
summary     FC-15

interface dialer command     DC-542, DC-559
Multilink PPP, multiple BRI     DC-396
snapshot routing     DC-667

interface ethernet command     FC-244
AutoInstall     FC-60

interface fastethernet command     FC-244

interface fddi command     BC-105, BC-106, FC-249
AutoInstall     FC-60

interface group-master command     DC-140

interface hssi command     FC-274

interface lex command     FC-259

interface loopback command     FC-324

interface null command     FC-324

interface priority
DDR     DC-496, DC-524

interfaces     
assigning to dialer rotary group     DC-517
assigning to spanning tree group     BC-54
asynchronous
group     DC-139
member     DC-139
Multilink PPP     DC-395
asynchronous, options configured     DC-110, DC-119
ATM     FC-273
bandwidth on, setting     FC-228
BRI
Multilink PPP     DC-396
circuit type, setting for IS-IS for IP     P1C-140
compared to lines     DC-110, DC-117
configuration examples     FC-241, FC-268
counters, clearing     FC-237
DECnet costs     P3C-32
delay value, setting     FC-228
descriptive name, adding     FC-227
dial backup
Dialer Profiles     DC-559
displaying information about     FC-230
Ethernet     FC-243
examples     FC-241
FDDI     FC-246
group asynchronous, configuring     DC-120
hold queues     FC-227
IP addresses
assigning multiple     P1C-7
primary     P1C-6
secondary     P1C-7
ISDN PRI     DC-234
LAN Extender     FC-255
loopback interface, emulating an interface     FC-323
low-speed serial     FC-305
async commands supported     DC-141, FC-311
configuration task list     FC-290, FC-305
constant-carrier mode     FC-310
controlled-carrier mode     FC-310
half-duplex DCE state machine     FC-307
half-duplex DTE state machine     FC-306
sync commands supported     DC-141, FC-310
synchronous or asynchronous, setting     DC-141, FC-310
maintaining     FC-230
monitoring     FC-230
naming     FC-227
null     FC-324
peer address allocation, methods     DC-389
point-to-point
IP address pooling     DC-389
priority for bridging, setting     BC-77
priority groups, assigning     FC-362, FC-364
priority queueing     FC-359
queueing priority, assigning     FC-363
random early detection     FC-364
relationship to lines     DC-114
restarting     FC-237
serial, low-speed     FC-305
DTE, transmit     FC-306
shutting down
(example)     FC-242
task     FC-237
synchronous serial     DC-223, FC-275
(examples)     DC-229
configuration task list     DC-223
DTR signal pulsing     DC-226
encapsulation methods     DC-224
G.703     DC-228
ignore DCD, platform support     DC-227
same IP address as dialer     DC-515
specifying     DC-224
testing status     FC-373
(caution)     FC-373
Token Ring     FC-266
traffic shaping     FC-365
tunnel     FC-328
VINES     P3C-13, P3C-15
virtual template, creating     DC-322, DC-324, DC-586
X.25 address alias     WC-185
XNS routing     P3C-106
See also subinterfaces

interface serial command     BC-193, BC-246, BC-247, WC-16
AutoInstall     FC-59
backup interfaces     WC-129
channelized interfaces, configuring     FC-276
ISDN PRI, configuring (example)     DC-263
ISDN PRI D channel     DC-238
LAN Extender interface, configuring     FC-259
LAPB     WC-174, WC-178
snapshot routing     DC-667
subinterfaces     WC-116, WC-125, WC-128
SVCs     WC-116
X.25     WC-188

interface serial multipoint command     WC-165

interface tokenring command     P3C-33, FC-267
AutoInstall     FC-60

interface tunnel command     P2C-28, P2C-30
AppleTalk, using GRE to tunnel     FC-329
interface, specifying     FC-328
IP encapsulation of AppleTalk     P2C-36

interface vg command     FC-246

interface virtual-template command     DC-322, DC-324, DC-580, DC-586, DC-599, DC-600, WC-42, WC-98

Interim Local Management Interface
See ILMI

Interior Gateway Protocols (IGPs), list     P1C-3

Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
See IGRP

intermediate session routing
See ISR

intermediate system
See IS

internal adapter configuration mode
description     FC-18
entering     FC-21

internal clock, enabling     DC-226, FC-292

internal LAN configuration mode
description     FC-18
entering     FC-21

international command     FC-51

International Telecommunication Union Standardization Sector (ITU-T) X.25 recommendation     WC-12

Internet Control Message Protocol
See ICMP

Internet Datagram Protocol
See IDP

Internet Engineering Task Force
See IETF

Internet Group Management Protocol
See IP multicast routing, IGMP

Internet Packet Exchange Protocol
See IPX

Internet Protocol
See IP

Internet Router software
requirements     P2C-11

interrupt characters     DC-273

Inter-Switch Link Protocol
See ISL

intervals
forward delay     BC-78
hello BPDU     BC-78
maximum idle     BC-78

inter-VLAN communication     XC-33

intra-area router
See Level 1 router

intra-area routing
DECnet     P3C-36

Inverse Address Resolution Protocol
See Inverse ARP, Frame Relay

Inverse ARP
Frame Relay     WC-10, WC-131
dynamic address mapping     WC-111
subinterfaces     WC-126

invert data command     FC-293

invert-transmit-clock command     DC-226

invert txclock command     FC-293

IOCP control unit, IBM channel attach support     BC-420

IP
access lists
(caution)     P1C-59, P1C-61
applying on inbound or outbound interfaces     P1C-63
applying to an interface     P1C-63
dynamic     P1C-60, P1C-62
dynamic, deleting     SC-142
extended, creating     P1C-59, P1C-61
implicit deny when no match found     P1C-60, P1C-62
implicit masks     P1C-60, P1C-62
implicit masks (example)     P1C-72
named     P1C-61
standard, creating     P1C-59, P1C-61
undefined     P1C-63
violations     P1C-65
violations, accounting     P1C-65
violations, logging     P1C-60, P1C-62
virtual terminal lines, setting on     P1C-63
accounting, configuring     P1C-65
address
defining     XC-42
addresses
assigning to interfaces     P1C-5
broadcast addresses     P1C-24
classes     P1C-5
domain name, specifying     P1C-14
host names, mapping to     P1C-13
list of reserved (table)     P1C-6
mapping logical names to     P1C-13
multiple     P1C-7
primary     P1C-6
secondary     P1C-7
addressing
monitoring tasks     P1C-38
addressing schemes for dial
classic IP     DC-7
Easy IP     DC-7
remote client     DC-7
remote LAN     DC-7
address mapping
AppleTalk
See AppleTalk, IPTalk
address pooling     DC-327
assignment method     DC-390
concept     DC-389
DHCP     DC-391
global default mechanism     DC-390  to DC-391
interfaces supported     DC-390
local address pooling     DC-391
peer address, allocation methods     DC-389
per-interface options     DC-391
precedence rules     DC-390
address resolution     P1C-10
AutoInstall     FC-55
administrative distances, defaults     P1C-178
advertising, definition     P1C-87
AIP
(example)     WC-49
configuring     WC-31
multicasting     WC-28
ATM port adapter
(example)     WC-73
configuring     WC-63
multicasting     WC-62
authentication keys     P1C-186
broadcast flooding (example)     P1C-48
broadcasting (example)     P1C-47
broadcasts
and transparent bridging spanning-tree protocol     P1C-27
directed     P1C-25
flooding     P1C-25, P1C-27
types     P1C-25
DDR fast switching     DC-495
default gateway
definition     P1C-22
enabling     P1C-22
directed broadcasts     P1C-25
domains, establishing (example)     P1C-42
dynamic access list     P1C-60, P1C-62
encapsulation, configuring for RSRB     BC-159, BC-161, BC-165
fast switching
disabling     DC-414, XC-12
enabling     DC-414, XC-12
Legacy DDR     DC-523
flow switching cache     XC-26
Frame Relay switching
over IP tunnel     WC-10
header compression
configuring     DC-151
forcing at EXEC level     DC-151
Frame Relay     WC-133
helper address
(example)     P1C-48
configuring     P1C-26
integrated routing and bridging     P1C-24
inter-VLAN communication     XC-35
LAT-to-LAT protocol translation over WAN     DC-344
local-area mobility
configuring     P1C-12
redistributing routes     P1C-13
local policy routing     P1C-186
metric translations     P1C-182
monitoring tasks     P1C-69
for IP multicast     P1C-242
for IP routing     P1C-187
multicast address, SMDS address mapping     WC-161
multicast routing
See IP multicast routing
named access lists     P1C-61
name server, specifying     P1C-14
NAT
See NAT
NPM
(example)     WC-105
configuring     WC-90
multicasting     WC-86
over PPP
configuring     DC-406
example     DC-155
over SLIP (example)     DC-155
overview, WAN     WC-4
performance parameters
configuring     P1C-66, DC-412
types     P1C-66
PIM
See IP multicast routing, PIM
policy routing     P1C-184, P1C-185
fast switched     P1C-186
primary address     P1C-6
protocol, description     P1C-1
random early detection     FC-360
route cache invalidation
controlling     XC-16
route cache invalidation, controlling     DC-414
routing
and bridging     BC-67
assistance when disabled     P1C-22
disabling in order to bridge IP     BC-67
enabled by default     P1C-21
over simplex Ethernet interface     P1C-57
routing processes, maximum number     P1C-4
routing protocols
choosing     P1C-24
secondary addresses     P1C-7
security
See also IPSO
See also lock-and-key
See also network data encryption
See also TCP Intercept
serial interface, enabling on     P1C-9
serial interfaces, processing on     P1C-9
session filtering
See Reflexive Access Lists
SMDS
subnetworks     WC-164, WC-165
SMDS, configuring     WC-163
source-route header options, configuring     P1C-56
split horizon
enabling and disabling     P1C-92, P1C-100
X.25 default     WC-188
static routing redistribution (example)     P1C-190
subnets
defining     XC-42
subnet zero, enabling     P1C-7
TCP headers, compressing     P1C-66, DC-412
tunneling     FC-325
(examples)     FC-331
tunnel interface, enabling on     P1C-9
UDP broadcasts, enable forwarding of     P1C-26
UDP datagrams
flooding     P1C-28
speeding up flooding     P1C-28
unnumbered
Frame Relay (example)     WC-141
WANs, configuring over     P1C-69

ip access-group command     P1C-63, SC-138

ip access-list command     P1C-61, FC-20

ip accounting command     P1C-65

ip accounting-list command     P1C-65

ip accounting-threshold command     P1C-65

ip accounting-transits command     P1C-65

ip address (secondary) command     P1C-7

ip address command     P1C-112, P2C-36, DC-394, FC-61, FC-259, WC-16, WC-20, WC-32, WC-40, WC-54, WC-64, WC-65, WC-68, WC-78, WC-90, WC-91, WC-96, WC-178, XC-42
and dialer interface     DC-542
AutoInstall     FC-60
Multilink PPP, multiple BRI     DC-396
primary IP address, setting     P1C-6
SMDS     WC-165

ip address-pool command     DC-327, DC-391

ip alias command     DC-272

ip as-path access-list command     P1C-150, P1C-151

ip authentication key-chain eigrp command     P1C-132

ip authentication mode eigrp command     P1C-132

ip bandwidth-percent eigrp command     P1C-130

ip broadcast-address command     P1C-26

ip cache-invalidate-delay command     DC-414, XC-16

IPC connections
VINES     P3C-21

ip cgmp command     P1C-238

ip classless command     P1C-9, P1C-85

ip community-list command     P1C-154

IPCP     DC-406

ip default-gateway command     P1C-22

ip default-network command     P1C-179

ip dhcp-server command     DC-391

ip directed-broadcast command     P1C-25

ip domain-list command     P1C-14

ip domain-lookup command     P1C-14

ip domain-lookup nsap command     P1C-15, P3C-74

ip domain-name command     P1C-14

ip drp access-group command     P1C-58

ip drp authentication key-chain command     P1C-58

ip drp server command     P1C-58

ip dvmrp accept-filter command     P1C-219

ip dvmrp auto-summary command     P1C-226

ip dvmrp default-information command     P1C-219

ip dvmrp metric command     P1C-217

ip dvmrp metric-offset command     P1C-226

ip dvmrp reject-non-pruners command     P1C-228

ip dvmrp routehog-notification command     P1C-225

ip dvmrp route-limit command     P1C-225

ip dvmrp summary-address command     P1C-226

ip dvmrp unicast-routing command     P1C-225

IP Enhanced IGRP
authentication, enabling     P1C-132
bandwidth percentage     P1C-130
Cisco implementation     P1C-127
enabling     P1C-129
features     P1C-128
filters
offsets for routing metrics     P1C-89, P1C-97, P1C-131
IGRP, transitioning from     P1C-130
interfaces, displaying     P1C-134
log neighbor adjacencies     P1C-130
metrics, adjusting     P1C-130
offsets, applying     P1C-89, P1C-97, P1C-131
redistribution
(examples)     P1C-191
RIP and IP Enhanced IGRP (example)     P1C-192
route authentication     P1C-132
route summarization     P1C-131
split horizon, enabling     P1C-133
timers, adjusting     P1C-133

IP Enhanced IGRP Route Authentication
configuring     P1C-132

ip flow-cache entries command     XC-26

ip flow-export command     XC-25, XC-27

ip forward-protocol command     P1C-26

ip forward-protocol spanning-tree command     P1C-28

ip forward-protocol turbo-flood command     P1C-28

ip hello-interval eigrp command     P1C-133

ip helper-address command     P1C-26, FC-60
AutoInstall     FC-60, FC-61

ip hold-time eigrp command     P1C-133

ip host command     P1C-14, DC-123, FC-62

ip hp-host command     P1C-15

ip http access-class command     FC-43

ip http authentication command     FC-43

ip http port command     FC-43

ip http server command     FC-43
enabling the Cisco Web browser     FC-50

ip igmp access-group command     P1C-214

ip igmp helper-address command     P1C-238

ip igmp join-group command     P1C-213, P1C-215

ip igmp query-interval command     P1C-214

ip igmp query-max-response-time command     P1C-215

ip igmp query-timeout command     P1C-215

ip igmp static-group command     P1C-215

ip igmp version command     P1C-214

ip irdp command     P1C-23

ip local policy route-map command     P1C-186

ip local pool command
global default mechanism     DC-391
per-interface options     DC-392

ip local-pool command     DC-327

ip local pool default command
MMP virtual template interface     DC-586

ip mask-reply command     P1C-55

ip mobile arp command     P1C-12

ip mroute-cache command     P1C-216

ip mroute command     P1C-230

ip mtu command     P1C-56

ip multicast boundary command     P1C-236

ip multicast cache-headers command     P1C-237

ip multicast helper-map command     P1C-236

IP multicast Load Splitting across Equal-Cost Paths
description     P1C-239

IP Multicast over ATM Using Multipoint Virtual Circuits
description     P1C-232

IP Multicast over Token Ring LANs
description     P1C-219

ip multicast rate-limit command     P1C-230

IP multicast routing
ATM
idling policy     P1C-235
ATM point-to-multipoint SVC, over     P1C-234
Auto-RP
cache, clearing     P1C-242
configuring     P1C-210
mapping agent     P1C-212
CGMP
clearing     P1C-242
enabling     P1C-237
proxy     P1C-238
class D address     P1C-206
debug messages, logging     P1C-216
dense-mode PIM, enabling     P1C-209
designated router     P1C-223
desktop conferencing session     P1C-216
Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol
See IP multicast routing, DVMRP
DVMRP
auto-summarization     P1C-226
definition     P1C-206
description     P1C-207
interoperability     P1C-217
mrouted protocol     P1C-217
peering with neighbors     P1C-227
reject non-pruning neighbors     P1C-228
route, advertising     P1C-219
route hog notification     P1C-225
routes, clearing     P1C-242
route threshold     P1C-225
summary address     P1C-226
unicast routing     P1C-225
enabling on router     P1C-208
fast switching     P1C-216
functional address     P1C-219
IGMP
cache, deleting entries from     P1C-242
description     P1C-206
enabling     P1C-208
helper address     P1C-238
host group addresses     P1C-206
host-query messages     P1C-214
purpose     P1C-205
query response time     P1C-215
query timeout     P1C-214
statically connected router member     P1C-215
version     P1C-214
IP multicast routing table
clearing     P1C-242
displaying     P1C-243
Join message     P1C-207
leaf router     P1C-210
load splitting
(example)     P1C-248
(figure)     P1C-248
configuration tasks     P1C-240
description     P1C-239
MBONE     P1C-206, P1C-216
mrinfo requests     P1C-218
mroute     P1C-229
mrouted
advertising routes     P1C-219
description     P1C-217
tunnel interface's destination address     P1C-219
multicast groups
controlling host access to     P1C-214
displaying     P1C-243
joining     P1C-213
multicast information, displaying     P1C-243
multimedia conferencing     P1C-216
overview     P1C-205
packet headers, storing     P1C-237
peering     P1C-227
PIM
dense mode     P1C-207
description     P1C-206
filtering     P1C-238
information, displaying     P1C-243
maximum number of VCs     P1C-234
NBMA mode, enabling     P1C-224
neighbors, displaying     P1C-243
preventing     P1C-238
shortest path tree, delaying use     P1C-222
sparse-dense mode, enabling     P1C-209, P1C-210
sparse mode     P1C-207
sparse mode, router-query messages     P1C-223
Prune message     P1C-207
pruning     P1C-215
rendezvous point (RP)     P1C-207
Reverse Path Forwarding (RPF)
description     P1C-222
RP
address, configuring     P1C-210
assigning to a group     P1C-223
Auto-RP, groups covered     P1C-211
Auto-RP, mapping agent     P1C-212
displaying     P1C-243
filter RP announcements     P1C-213
group-to-RP mapping, displaying     P1C-212
RP mapping agent     P1C-212
RPF
description     P1C-222
RTP header compression     P1C-230
sdr
displaying cache     P1C-243
listener support     P1C-216
shared tree     P1C-220
shortest path tree     P1C-221
source tree     P1C-221
sparse-mode PIM, enabling     P1C-209
statically connected member     P1C-215
static route     P1C-229
stub multicast routing
(example)     P1C-247
description     P1C-238
figure     P1C-247
time-to-live (TTL) threshold     P1C-215
Token Ring, over     P1C-219
(example)     P1C-246
Token Ring MAC address mapping     P1C-220
tunnel     P1C-239

ip multicast-routing command     P1C-208

ip multicast ttl-threshold command     P1C-215

ip multicast use-functional command     P1C-220

ip name-server command     P1C-14

ip nat command     P1C-31, P1C-32, P1C-33, P1C-35, P1C-37, DC-696, DC-697, DC-699, DC-701, DC-703

ip nat inside destination command     P1C-37, DC-703

ip nat inside source command     P1C-31, P1C-33, P1C-35, P1C-37, DC-696, DC-699, DC-701, DC-703

ip nat pool command     P1C-31, P1C-35, DC-696, DC-701

ip nat translation command     P1C-37, P1C-38, DC-704

ip nat translation timeout command     P1C-37, DC-703

ip netmask-format command     P1C-39

ip nhrp authentication command     P1C-19

ip nhrp holdtime command     P1C-21

ip nhrp interest command     P1C-19

ip nhrp map command     P1C-18, P1C-40

ip nhrp max-send command     P1C-20

ip nhrp network-id command     P1C-18

ip nhrp nhs command     P1C-18

ip nhrp record command     P1C-20

ip nhrp responder command     P1C-20

ip nhrp use command     P1C-20

ip ospf authentication-key command     P1C-107

ip ospf cost command     P1C-107

ip ospf dead-interval command     P1C-107

ip ospf demand-circuit command     P1C-113

ip ospf hello-interval command     P1C-107

ip ospf message-digest-key command     P1C-107

ip ospf name-lookup command     P1C-112

ip ospf network command     P1C-108

ip ospf priority command     P1C-107

ip ospf retransmit-interval command     P1C-107

ip ospf transmit-delay command     P1C-107

ip pim accept-rp command     P1C-223

ip pim command     P1C-209, P1C-210

ip pim minimum-vc-rate command     P1C-235

ip pim multipoint-signalling command     P1C-234

ip pim nbma-mode command     P1C-224

ip pim neighbor-filter command     P1C-239

ip pim query-interval command     P1C-223

ip pim rp-address command     P1C-223

ip pim rp-announce-filter command     P1C-213

ip pim send-rp-announce command     P1C-211

ip pim send-rp-discovery command     P1C-212

ip pim spt-threshold command     P1C-222

ip pim vc-count command     P1C-234

ip policy route-map command     P1C-184

ip-pool translate option, mapping to virtual interface template command     DC-323

ip probe proxy command     P1C-15

ip proxy-arp command     P1C-12

ip rarp-server command     FC-211

ip rcmd rcp-enable command     FC-217

ip rcmd remote-host command     FC-215, FC-217

ip rcmd remote-username command     FC-218

ip rcmd rsh-enable command     FC-215

ip redirects command     P1C-54

ip rip authentication command     P1C-90

ip rip authentication mode command     P1C-90

ip rip receive version command     P1C-90

ip rip send version command     P1C-90

ip route-cache command     DC-414, WC-43, WC-99, WC-166, XC-12, XC-13
DDR fast switching     DC-495, DC-523
for policy routing     P1C-186

ip route-cache distributed     XC-26

ip route-cache distributed command     XC-46
DDR fast switching     DC-495, DC-523

ip route-cache flow | optimum command     XC-26

ip route-cache flow command     XC-25

ip route-cache optimum command     XC-15

ip route-cache same-interface command     BC-417, XC-13

ip route command     P1C-85, P1C-178

ip router isis command     P1C-138

IP routing
TR-LANE support     XC-69

ip routing command     BC-67, P1C-21, XC-45
dialer profiles     DC-546

ip rsvp bandwidth command     P1C-79

ip rsvp neighbors command     P1C-80

ip rsvp reservation command     P1C-79

ip rsvp sender command     P1C-79

ip rsvp udp-multicast command     P1C-80

ip rtp compression connections command     P1C-232

ip rtp header-compression command     P1C-232

ip sdr cache-timeout command     P1C-216

ip sdr listen command     P1C-216

ip security add command     SC-230

ip security aeso command     SC-232

ip security dedicated command     SC-230

ip security eso-info command     SC-232

ip security eso-max command     SC-232

ip security eso-min command     SC-232

ip security extended-allowed command     SC-230

ip security first command     SC-230

ip security ignore-authorities command     SC-230

ip security implicit-labelling command     SC-230

ip security multilevel command     SC-230

IP Security Option
See IPSO

ip security reserved-allowed command     SC-230

ip security strip command     SC-230

IPSO
(examples)     SC-234
basic     SC-229
configuration tasks     SC-229
defaults     SC-231
enabling     SC-230
processing     SC-230
security classifications     SC-230
extended     SC-231
AESOs, attaching     SC-232
configuration tasks     SC-232
ESOs attaching     SC-232
global defaults     SC-232

ip source-route command     P1C-56

ip split-horizon command     P1C-92, P1C-100

ip split-horizon eigrp command     P1C-134

ip subnet-zero command     P1C-8

ip summary-address eigrp command     P1C-131

IPTalk
/etc/services file     P2C-36
AppleTalk-to-IP address mapping     P2C-35
configuration (example)     P2C-71  to P2C-74
description     P2C-34
IP encapsulation     P2C-37, P2C-38
SLIP drivers     P2C-34
UDP port numbers     P2C-36

ip tcp chunk-size command     P1C-69, DC-272

ip tcp compression-connections command     P1C-66, DC-412

ip tcp finwait-time command     P1C-69

ip tcp header-compression command     P1C-66, DC-151, DC-412

ip tcp intercept connection-timeout command     SC-160

ip tcp intercept drop-mode command     SC-159

ip tcp intercept finrst-timeout command     SC-159

ip tcp intercept list command     SC-158

ip tcp intercept max-incomplete high command     SC-160

ip tcp intercept max-incomplete low command     SC-160

ip tcp intercept mode command     SC-159

ip tcp intercept one-minute high command     SC-161

ip tcp intercept one-minute low command     SC-161

ip tcp intercept watch-timeout command     SC-159

ip tcp path-mtu-discovery command     P1C-67

ip tcp queuemax command     P1C-69

ip tcp selective-ack command     P1C-68

ip tcp synwait-time command     P1C-67, DC-413

ip tcp timestamp command     P1C-68

IP TOS/precedence for TN3270 server
See TN3270 server

IP type of service precedence setting for TN3270 server     BC-427

ip unnumbered command     P1C-10, P1C-218, P1C-219, DC-141

ip unnumbered ethernet command     WC-42, WC-98
MMP virtual template interface     DC-586
use in virtual template interfaces     DC-599, DC-600
virtual template     DC-587

ip unnumbered ethernet command, use in virtual template interfaces     DC-580

ip unnumbered ethernet command, virtual interface template     DC-322, DC-324

ip unnumbered loopback command
backup using dialer profiles     DC-559, DC-560

ip unreachables command     P1C-54

IPX
access control, configuring     P2C-130
access control violation logging (examples)     P2C-169
access lists
configuration (examples)     P2C-168  to P2C-174
extended     P2C-119
extended, creating     P2C-122
implicit deny     P2C-126
implicit masks     P2C-126
named     P2C-123
named, extended     P2C-124
named, NLSP route aggregation     P2C-125
named, SAP     P2C-125
named, standard     P2C-124
NetBIOS     P2C-119
description     P2C-119
NetBIOS, creating     P2C-126
NLSP route aggregation     P2C-120
routing table filtering     P2C-127
SAP
creating     P2C-122
standard     P2C-119
standard, creating     P2C-122
types     P2C-119
violations, logging     P2C-124
accounting
(example)     P2C-176
configuring     P2C-147
database entries, deleting     P2C-152
database entries, displaying     P2C-152
database threshold     P2C-148
enabling     P2C-148
filters     P2C-148
maximum transit entries     P2C-148
addresses     P2C-79
broadcasts     P2C-95
blocking     P2C-142
forwarding     P2C-129, P2C-130, P2C-133, P2C-143
type 20 packets     P2C-132, P2C-133
clock ticks     P2C-136
compliance with Novell's IPX     P2C-130
configurable encapsulation formats     XC-43
configuration (examples)     P2C-152  to P2C-157
configuration example     XC-51
configuration task list     P2C-80
corrupted network numbers     P2C-150
DDR     P2C-118
configuring     DC-472
DDR, configuring over
example     P2C-166
DECnet configuration caveat     P3C-30
default routes
See NLSP, default routes
default routes, specifying     P2C-146
default routes, understanding     P2C-80
Dialer Profiles
configuring     DC-545
disabling     P2C-134, P2C-146, P2C-147
encapsulation     P2C-4
encapsulation formats
Ethernet V2     XC-43
IEEE 802.2     XC-43
novell-ether     XC-43
service access point (SAP)     XC-43
Subnetwork Access Protocol (SNAP)     XC-43
encapsulations     P2C-81  to P2C-94
on IEEE interfaces (table)     P2C-82
Enhanced IGRP     P2C-86
backup server table     P2C-91
Cisco's implementation     P2C-5
enabling (example)     P2C-156
features     P2C-85
filters     P2C-90
route updates     P2C-90
SAP updates     P2C-91
hello packets, intervals     P2C-88
hello packets, timers     P2C-88
hold time     P2C-88
queries     P2C-91
redistribution     P2C-89
routes     P2C-90
SAP
updates(example)     P2C-156
SAP updates     P2C-90
split horizon     P2C-89
task list     P2C-86
timers, adjusting     P2C-88
Enhanced IGRP, enabling     P2C-86
fast switching
cache entries, deleting     P2C-149
directed broadcast packets     P2C-144
disabling     P2C-144, XC-15
enabling for directed broadcast packets     XC-13
Legacy DDR     DC-495, DC-523
over ATM     P2C-117
over Frame Relay     P2C-117
FDDI     P2C-82
filters
broadcast     P2C-129, P2C-130
generic     P2C-127
GNS     P2C-128
GNS, description     P2C-128
NetBIOS     P2C-129
description     P2C-128
overview     P2C-120
routing table     P2C-127
SAP     P2C-128
flooded broadcasts     P2C-143
Frame Relay
(examples)     WC-139, WC-140
GNS
control requests     P2C-141
filters     P2C-128
queue length
SAP requests     P2C-138
request response delay     P2C-141
header compression     P2C-118
header compression over PPP     DC-413
helper addresses     P2C-130
(example)     P2C-173
helper addresses, specifying     P2C-129
integrated routing and bridging
See IPX, IRB
interfaces, displaying status     P2C-149
internal network numbers     P2C-150
IPXWAN     P2C-119
disabling     P2C-119
failed link     P2C-119
network numbers     P2C-119
PPP     P2C-119
static routing     P2C-119
IRB
keepalives     P2C-118
LANE support     P2C-5
Legacy DDR
fast switching     DC-495
load sharing
per-host     P2C-142
round-robin     P2C-141
maximum paths
description     P2C-141
setting     P2C-142
messages
filtering NetBIOS     P2C-129
MIB     P2C-4
monitoring tasks     P2C-148
multicast address, SMDS address mapping     WC-161
multicasts     P2C-94
NetBIOS
access control     P2C-129
filters     P2C-128
filters (example)     P2C-171
messages
filtering     P2C-129
NetWare internal network numbers     P2C-150
network access     P2C-119  to P2C-122
network connectivity, testing     P2C-149
network numbers
corrupted     P2C-150
definition     P2C-79
interfaces     P2C-81
internal to NetWare     P2C-150
NLSP
See NLSP
node numbers     P2C-79
Novell IPX compliance     P2C-130
OS/2 Requestors     P2C-150
over PPP
configuring     DC-405, DC-406  to DC-407
dedicated IPX network numbers example     DC-156
dedicated network numbers, using     DC-407
loopback interfaces
(example)     DC-155
using     DC-406
VTY lines, configuring on     DC-331, DC-407
padding packets     P2C-146, XC-18
performance tuning     P2C-130
per-host load sharing, enabling     P2C-142
ping type, selecting     P2C-149
PPP     P2C-119
restarting     P2C-134, P2C-146, P2C-147
RIP
description     P2C-136
updates, delay between     P2C-135
updates, delays     P2C-136
updates, timers     P2C-136
round-robin load sharing, enabling     P2C-141
route aggregation
See NLSP
route cache
invalidation     XC-17
size     P2C-144, XC-16
route cache invalidation     P2C-145
routing
between emulated LANs     P2C-5
enabling     P2C-81
enabling, example     P2C-152
enabling on multiple networks     P2C-83
enabling on multiple networks (example)     P2C-153
enabling over WAN interface (example)     P2C-164
metrics     P2C-4
routing device
configuration mode     FC-21
routing device configuration mode
description     FC-18
routing over ISLs     XC-43
routing table entries
deleting     P2C-149
displaying     P2C-149
routing table entries, adding     P2C-127
SAP     P2C-4
access lists
creating     P2C-122
delay
setting     P2C-139
delay between packets
setting     P2C-134, P2C-135
filters     P2C-128
filters (example)     P2C-169, P2C-170
messages
filtering     P2C-128
queue length
setting     P2C-138
responses to GNS requests
controlling     P2C-141
static entries
configuring     P2C-138
table
static entries     P2C-138
updates     P2C-90
setting     P2C-138, P2C-139
secondary networks
configuring (example)     P2C-154
shutting down (example)     P2C-154
servers, displaying     P2C-149
SMDS
configuring     WC-163
dynamic address mapping (example)     WC-168
spoofing     P2C-118
static routes
adding to routing table     P2C-136
description     P2C-136
floating     P2C-136
static routes, overriding     P2C-136
subinterfaces     P2C-94
configuring     P2C-83
configuring (example)     P2C-153
NLSP     P2C-94
shutting down (example)     P2C-153
tick count     P2C-136
traffic, displaying statistics     P2C-149
TR-LANE support     XC-69
type 20 packets
accepting     P2C-132
forwarding     P2C-132, P2C-133
VLANs support     P2C-5
watchdog packets     P2C-118

ipx access-group command     P2C-121, P2C-127

ipx access-list command     P2C-106, P2C-124, P2C-125

ipx accounting command     P2C-148

ipx accounting-list command     P2C-148

ipx accounting-threshold command     P2C-148

ipx accounting-transits command     P2C-148

ipx advertise-default-route-only command     P2C-146

ipx backup-server-query-interval command     P2C-91

ipx bandwidth-percent eigrp command     P2C-87

ipx broadcast-fastswitching command     P2C-144, XC-13

ipx compression enable command     DC-413

IPXCP     DC-406

ipx default-output-rip-delay command     P2C-134, P2C-137

ipx default-output-sap-delay command     P2C-134, P2C-139

ipx default-ping command     P2C-149

ipx default-route command     P2C-146

ipx default-triggered-rip-delay command     P2C-134, P2C-137

ipx default-triggered-sap-delay command     P2C-134, P2C-139

ipx delay command     P2C-136

ipx down command     P2C-134, P2C-146

IPX Enhanced IGRP
bandwidth
(examples)     P2C-157
interfaces, displaying     P2C-150
log neighbor adjacencies     P2C-150
monitoring     P2C-150
neighbors, displaying     P2C-150
routing table, displaying entries     P2C-150
topology table     P2C-150
traffic, displaying statistics     P2C-150

ipx gns-reply-disable command     P2C-141

ipx gns-response-delay command     P2C-141

ipx gns-round-robin command     P2C-141

ipx hello-interval command     P2C-88

ipx helper-address command     P2C-130, P2C-133, P2C-143

ipx helper-list command     P2C-130

ipx hold-time eigrp command     P2C-88

ipx input-network-filter command     P2C-127

ipx input-sap-filter command     P2C-128

ipx internal-network command     P2C-93

ipx ipxwan command     P2C-119

ipx ipxwan error command     P2C-119

ipx ipxwan static command     P2C-119

ipx link-delay command     P2C-96

ipx linkup-request command     P2C-140

ipx loopback translate option, mapping to virtual interface template command     DC-323

ipx maximum-paths command     P2C-142

IPX Named Access Lists
types
task list     P2C-123

ipx nasi-server enable command     DC-571

ipx netbios input-access-filter command     P2C-129

ipx netbios output-access-filter command     P2C-129

ipx network command     P2C-82, P2C-84, P2C-93, P2C-94, P2C-119, P2C-147, DC-394, WC-16

ipx network encapsulation command     XC-44

ipx nhrp authentication command     P2C-115

ipx nhrp holdtime command     P2C-117

ipx nhrp interest command     P2C-116

ipx nhrp map command     P2C-115, P2C-151

ipx nhrp max-send command     P2C-116

ipx nhrp network-id command     P2C-114

ipx nhrp nhs command     P2C-115

ipx nhrp record command     P2C-117

ipx nhrp responder command     P2C-117

ipx nhrp use command     P2C-116

ipx nlsp csnp-interval command     P2C-98

ipx nlsp enable command     P2C-93, P2C-94, P2C-104  to P2C-112

ipx nlsp hello-interval command     P2C-97, P2C-98

ipx nlsp lsp-interval command     P2C-98

ipx nlsp metric command     P2C-96

ipx nlsp multicast command     P2C-96

ipx nlsp priority command     P2C-97

ipx nlsp-retransmit-interval command     P2C-98

ipx nlsp rip command     P2C-113

ipx nlsp sap command     P2C-113

ipx output-gns-filter command     P2C-128

ipx output-network-filter command     P2C-127

ipx output-rip-delay command     P2C-134, P2C-135, P2C-137

ipx output-sap-delay command     P2C-134, P2C-135, P2C-139

ipx output-sap-filter command     P2C-128

ipx pad-process-switched-packets command     P2C-146, XC-18

ipx per-host-load-share command     P2C-142

ipx ppp-client loopback command     DC-406

ipx rip-max-packetsize command     P2C-138, P2C-139

ipx rip-multiplier command     P2C-137

ipx route-cache command     P2C-144, P2C-146, DC-545, WC-166, XC-13, XC-15, XC-18

ipx route-cache inactivity-timeout command     P2C-145, XC-17

ipx route-cache max-size command     P2C-145, XC-17

ipx route command     P2C-136

ipx router command     P2C-86, P2C-89, P2C-93, P2C-113

ipx router eigrp command     P2C-110, P2C-111

ipx router-filter command     P2C-127

ipx router nlsp command     P2C-95, P2C-104  to P2C-112

ipx router-sap-filter command     P2C-128

ipx routing command     P2C-81, XC-43

IPX Routing over ISL in Virtual LANs
configuration     XC-43
configuring NetWare
subinterface     XC-44
enabling IPX routing     XC-43
VLAN encapsulation format     XC-44

IPX SAP-after-RIP
queries, disabling     P2C-140
task table     P2C-140
updates     P2C-140

ipx sap command     P2C-138

ipx sap-incremental command     P2C-90

ipx sap-max-packetsize command     P2C-138

ipx sap-multiplier command     P2C-139

ipx sap-queue-maximum command     P2C-138

ipx source-network update command     P2C-150

ipx split-horizon command     P2C-89

ipx spx-idle-time command     DC-473
dialer profiles     DC-545

ipx spx-spoof command     DC-473, DC-545

ipx throughput command     P2C-96

ipx triggered-rip-delay command     P2C-134, P2C-137

ipx triggered-sap-delay command     P2C-134, P2C-139

ipx type-20-helpered command     P2C-133

ipx type-20-input-checks command     P2C-132

ipx type-20-output-checks command     P2C-133

ipx type-20-propagation command     P2C-132, P2C-135

ipx update interval command     P2C-137, P2C-139

ipx update sap-after-rip command     P2C-140

IPXWAN
See IPX, IPXWAN

ipx watchdog-spoof command     DC-545
DDR     DC-472

IRB
interfaces
IPX

IRDP
conformance to router discovery protocol     P1C-23
enabling     P1C-23
use in routing assistance     P1C-23

IS
Level 1     P3C-61, P3C-72
Level 2     P3C-61, P3C-72
listing, for NSAP-to-SNPA mapping     P3C-73
neighbors     P3C-82

ISDN
128 Kbps leased-line service
(example)     DC-266
configuration     DC-261
interface characteristics     DC-260
Advice of Charge     DC-255  to DC-257
AOC-D message     DC-256
AOC-E message     DC-256
BRI and dialer profiles (example)     DC-264
call history, displaying     DC-257
Cisco implementation     DC-255
destination, specifying     DC-256
dialer map class, configuring     DC-257
Dialer Profiles     DC-256
ISDN interface, configuring     DC-256
Legacy DDR     DC-256
outgoing calls     DC-255
PRI and legacy DDR (example)     DC-263
short-hold idle timer     DC-256
short-hold mode, configuring     DC-256
switch types supported     DC-256
answer all calls as V.120     DC-417
call history, displaying     DC-257
channel
out of service, administratively     DC-259
channel service states, displaying     DC-259
encapsulation, automatically detecting     DC-261
interfaces, monitoring     DC-257
leased-line service
Germany and Japan     DC-260
NFAS     DC-257  to DC-259
24 B channel interface     DC-258
backup D channel     DC-258, DC-265
channelized T1 controllers (example)     DC-265
channel or interface, taking out of service     DC-259
configuration task list     DC-258
DDR configuration (example)     DC-265
groups, monitoring     DC-259
prerequisites     DC-257
PRI group, configuring on     DC-258
primary D channel     DC-258, DC-265
putting interface back in service (example)     DC-265
service state (example)     DC-265
switches supported     DC-257
terms defined     DC-257
PRI interface
Legacy DDR (example)     DC-263, DC-265
semipermanent connections
Australia, Germany     DC-259
signaling
(examples)     DC-263
subaddress     DC-489, DC-514
troubleshooting
layers 2, 3     DC-262
timers     DC-262
V.120     DC-417
incoming calls from asynchronous terminals     DC-417
X.25 over D channel     WC-13

ISDN Advice of Charge
feature description     DC-255

isdn all-incoming-calls-v120 command     DC-417

isdn answer1 command     DC-218

isdn answer2 command     DC-218

ISDN BRI
asynchronous access     DC-418
buffers
checking     DC-213
setting     DC-213
called-party verification     DC-218
caller ID screening     DC-217
calling number identification     DC-218
calls not ISDN end-to-end, setting line speed     DC-219
compression (examples)     DC-222
configuration     DC-211  to DC-222
global characteristics     DC-214
interface characteristics     DC-215
self-tests     DC-220
task list     DC-211
D channel
X.25 traffic     DC-689
dialer rotary group (example)     DC-221
encapsulation     DC-216
interfaces
monitoring     DC-220
specifying     DC-215
leased-line service     DC-260
128 Kbps     DC-260
normal speeds     DC-260
platform not supported     DC-261
line configuration requirements     DC-212
MLP and compression (example)     DC-222
MTU size     DC-213
network addressing     DC-216
PBX connection (example)     DC-220
point-to-multipoint service     DC-212
point-to-point service     DC-212
PPP on VTY lines, asynchronous access     DC-418
semipermanent connections     DC-216, DC-217
Sending Complete information element
Taiwan, Hong Kong     DC-219
SPID     DC-217
switches
configuration (table)     DC-212
types (table)     DC-214
task list, configuration     DC-211
TEI     DC-215
V.120 support, PPP on VTY lines     DC-418
voice calls
incoming (example)     DC-222
outgoing (example)     DC-222
X.25 traffic
configuring     DC-690

isdn caller command     DC-218, DC-658

ISDN Caller ID Callback
feature description     DC-655

ISDN caller ID callback     DC-655  to DC-663
(examples)     DC-659
best match system, number of don't care digits     DC-659
callback (local) side     DC-657
calling (remote) side     DC-658
DDR fast call rerouting for ISDN
calling side     DC-657
dialer enable-timeout timer     DC-657
Dialer Profiles
callback actions     DC-657
configuration     DC-658
processes     DC-657
dialer rotary
configured     DC-658
not configured     DC-658
dialer rotary group (example)     DC-662
dialer wait-for-carrier timer, calling side     DC-657
don't care digits     DC-659
encapsulation, independent of     DC-655
Legacy DDR
callback actions     DC-656
configuration     DC-657
prerequisites
Dialer Profiles     DC-656
Legacy DDR     DC-655
remote side, configuration note     DC-657
restrictions     DC-655
timers, coordinating on both sides     DC-657

isdn calling-number command     DC-218, DC-240

isdn leased-line bri 128 command     DC-261

isdn leased-line bri command     DC-260

ISDN Leased Line Connections at 128 Kbps
feature description     DC-260

ISDN NFAS
feature description     DC-257

isdn not-end-to-end command     DC-219

ISDN PRI
(examples)     DC-248
calling number identification     DC-240
channelized E1 controller
configuring     DC-236
DDR configuration (example)     DC-250
channelized T1 controller
configuring     DC-237
DDR configuration     DC-249
channel numbers
E1     DC-236
T1     DC-237
configuration
self-tests     DC-242
task list     DC-234
D channel serial interface number
E1     DC-236
T1     DC-237
DDR configuration requirement     DC-235
encapsulation     DC-238
for Frame Relay or X.25     DC-238
line configuration requirements     DC-235
NSF call-by-call (example)     DC-249
point-to-multipoint service     DC-235
pri groups and channel groups     DC-251
semipermanent connections
Australia     DC-240
Sending Complete information element
Taiwan, Hong Kong     DC-241
serial interface, configuring     DC-237
task list, configuration     DC-234

ISDN Semipermanent Connections
feature description     DC-240, DC-259

ISDN semipermanent connection support     DC-240

isdn sending-complete command     DC-219, DC-241

isdn service command     DC-259

isdn spid1 command     DC-217

isdn spid2 command     DC-217

isdn switch-type command     DC-214, DC-236, DC-237, DC-261

isdn tei command     DC-215

isis adjacency-filter command     P3C-75

isis circuit-type command     P1C-141, P3C-70

isis csnp-interval command     P1C-139, P3C-69

IS-IS for CLNS
adjacency, specifying desired     P3C-70
adjacency state changes     P3C-67
area password, setting     P3C-66
area routing     P3C-60
Cisco's implementation     P3C-58
CSNP interval, configuring     P3C-69
designated router election     P3C-70
domain password, setting     P3C-66
dynamic routing, configuring     P3C-64
hello interval, configuring     P3C-68
hello multiplier, configuring     P3C-68
ignore LSPs     P3C-67
interface parameter, configuring     P3C-68
Level 1 routers     P3C-61
Level 1 routing table, displaying     P3C-83
link
state
database, displaying     P3C-83
link-state
metric, configuring     P3C-68
LSP
MTU size, setting     P3C-67
retransmission interval, configuring     P3C-69
password
assigning     P3C-70
authentication     P3C-66
processes per router     P3C-64
router level support, configuring     P3C-66
routing
configuration (example)     P3C-93
enabling     P3C-64, P3C-66
information redistribution     P3C-75
system routing     P3C-60

IS-IS for IP
adjacency, specifying     P1C-140
advertised hello interval, setting     P1C-139
area passwords, configuring     P1C-142
conditional default origination     P1C-141
configuration task list     P1C-137
configuring     P1C-137
default route, generating     P1C-141
designated router election, specifying     P1C-140
domain passwords, configuring     P1C-142
enabling     P1C-138
hello interval, setting     P1C-139
interface parameters, configuring     P1C-138
interface password, assigning     P1C-141
link state metrics, configuring     P1C-138
network entity titles, configuring     P1C-138
password authentication     P1C-142
retransmission level, setting     P1C-139
route redistribution     P1C-180
system type     P1C-142

isis hello-interval command     P1C-139, P3C-69

isis hello-multiplier command     P1C-140, P3C-69

isis lsp-interval command     P1C-140

isis metric command     P1C-138, P3C-68

isis password command     P1C-141, P3C-70

isis priority command     P1C-140, P3C-70

isis retransmit-interval command     P1C-139, P3C-69

isis retransmit-throttle-interval command     P1C-140

ISL
AppleTalk encapsulation     XC-38
Banyan VINES encapsulation     XC-39
configuring on a subinterface     XC-46
DECnet encapsulation     XC-40
description     XC-34
encapsulation     XC-34
configuration tasks     XC-38
frame tagging     XC-37
Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP)     XC-42
HSRP VLAN encapsulation     XC-42
IPX encapsulations     XC-43
link     XC-34
overview of     XC-37
VLAN
identifier     XC-37
traffic
distributed on VIP card     XC-44
XNS encapsulation     XC-46

ISO 10589     P1C-137

ISO CLNS
access lists, creating     P3C-74
addresses     P3C-56
assigning     P3C-56
background     P3C-56
multiple area     P3C-56
rules     P3C-58
adjacencies
CLNS neighbors     P3C-83
ES neighbors     P3C-82, P3C-83
establishing     P3C-74
IS neighbors     P3C-82, P3C-83
areas     P3C-56
multihoming     P3C-65
basic static routing (example)     P3C-95
checksum configuration     P3C-80
Cisco's implementation     P3C-4
clearing cache     P3C-82
CLNP ISO documentation     P3C-4
concurrent routing and bridging     P3C-60
configuration
(examples)     P3C-89  to P3C-100
task list     P3C-55
configuring
overlapping areas     P3C-91
over WANs     P3C-79
performance parameters     P3C-80
SMDS     WC-163
congestion threshold     P3C-81
DDR
access group, specifying     DC-474
configuring     DC-474
DECnet cluster alias configuration     P3C-78
destination routing table, displaying     P3C-83
Digital-compatible mode configuration     P3C-78
displaying general information     P3C-83
DNS queries     P3C-74
domains
addresses     P3C-56
establishing     P3C-56
dynamic routing
configuring     P3C-62, P3C-64
examples     P3C-90  to P3C-93
in overlapping areas     P3C-91
interdomain routing (example)     P3C-92
NSAPs     P3C-56
protocol support     P3C-60
within a domain     P3C-90
ERPDU, disabling     P3C-81
ES-IS     P3C-72
ISO documentation     P3C-4
parameters     P3C-77
ES neighbors     P3C-82, P3C-83
fast switching     P3C-81, XC-15
filter expressions
creating     P3C-74
displaying     P3C-83
displaying filter sets     P3C-83
GOSIP compliance     P3C-4
HDLC encapsulation     P3C-4
hello packets, specifying     P3C-77
IGRP support     P3C-4
interdomain routing (example)     P3C-98
interfaces
displaying information     P3C-83
enabling on     P3C-71
intradomain static routing (example)     P3C-97
IS-IS, ISO documentation     P3C-4
IS neighbors     P3C-83
ISO standards supported     P3C-4
local source packet parameters     P3C-82
maintaining, network     P3C-82
MTU     P3C-80
multicast address, SMDS address mapping     WC-161
multihoming     P3C-65
neighbors
listing, for NSAP-to-SNPA mapping     P3C-73
NETs     P3C-56
assigning     P3C-56
next hop     P3C-59
network connectivity, testing     P3C-83
NSAPs     P3C-56
address rules     P3C-58
dynamic routing     P3C-56
field formats     P3C-56
prefix     P3C-59
n-selector     P3C-56
OSI standard     P3C-55
packet lifetime     P3C-82
protocols supported     P3C-4
QOS option     P3C-79
record route option     P3C-79
redistribution
address match     P3C-76
routes
entering     P3C-59
next hop NET     P3C-59
NSAPs prefix     P3C-59
routing
dynamic
See ISO CLNS, dynamic routing
in more than one area     P3C-91
static routes
See ISO CLNS, static routing
routing cache
clearing     P3C-82, P3C-83
displaying entries     P3C-83
dynamic entries     P3C-60
reinitializing     P3C-82
static entries     P3C-60
routing protocols supported     P3C-4
security-option packets, allowing to pass     P3C-79
source route option     P3C-79
static routing     P3C-61
support of     P3C-4
Target Identifier Address Resolution Protocol
See TARP
traffic statistics, displaying     P3C-83
transmitting congestion information over Frame Relay     WC-10
X.25 encapsulation     P3C-4

ISO IGRP
addressing     P3C-57
adjacency     P3C-74
area routing     P3C-60
areas     P3C-60
border routers     P3C-75
Cisco's implementation     P3C-57
configuring     P3C-63
enabling     P3C-62
filters     P3C-74
interdomain routing     P3C-60
Level 1 routers     P3C-61
metric adjustments     P3C-63
NETs, configuring     P3C-62
packet forwarding     P3C-74
preferred routes     P3C-77
processes per router     P3C-62
route maps     P3C-76
router level, specifying     P3C-62
routing
information redistribution     P3C-75
processes, displaying     P3C-83
split horizon     P3C-64
system IDs     P3C-60
system routing     P3C-60
timing parameter adjustments     P3C-63

iso-igrp adjacency-filter command     P3C-75

is-type command     P1C-142, P3C-66

ITU-T X.25 Recommendation     WC-12

J


Join message     P1C-207

K


KA9Q program     FC-325

keepalive
LAT timers     DC-283
translate option     DC-323

keepalive command     FC-228, WC-114

keepalives
Frame Relay     WC-114
IPX     P2C-118
PPP LQM enabled, disabled     DC-387
SPX     P2C-118

keepalive timer
AIP     WC-30
ATM port adapter     WC-62
NPM     WC-89

keepalive timers
adjusting     FC-228
BGP     P1C-163

Kerberos
ARA authentication, using for     DC-431
authentication     SC-101
login     SC-28
PPP     SC-31
authorization     SC-58
configuration (examples)     SC-104  to SC-114
configuring     SC-97
copying SRVTABs files     SC-100
creating SRVTABs     SC-98
credential forwarding     SC-101
extracting SRVTABs     SC-99
instance mapping     SC-103
KDC     SC-97
KDC database     SC-98
mandatory authentication     SC-103
network access server communication     SC-99
realms     SC-99
Encrypted Kerberized Telnet     SC-102
maintaining     SC-103
monitoring     SC-103
operation     SC-95  to SC-97
overview     SC-93
protocol     DC-431
Telnet to router     SC-102
terms (table)     SC-94

keyboard emulation, custom (example)     DC-298

key chain command     P1C-186
for DRP     P1C-58
for IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-132

key chain configuration mode
description     FC-18
entering     FC-21

key chain key configuration mode
description     FC-18
entering     FC-21

key command     P1C-186
for DRP     P1C-58
for IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-132

keymap command     DC-296

keymaps
alternate     DC-296
line characteristics, assigning     DC-296
selection priority     DC-294
selection process (figure)     DC-294

keymap-type command     DC-296

keys
chains     SC-227
management     SC-227

key-string command     P1C-187
for DRP     P1C-58
for IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-132

Kinetics FastPath router
KIP software     P2C-35

K-Star
Shiva FastPath routers     P2C-11

L


L2F
benefits for Multilink PPP     DC-682
draft RFC     DC-683
encapsulation, processes     DC-681
fast switching
stack group environment     DC-681
tunneling     DC-681

LAN     XC-31
segmentation     XC-31, XC-32
with VLANs     XC-36

LANCE controller     FC-245

lan-dest-address command     BC-365

LANE
assigning components to subinterfaces, rules     XC-72
ATM address
constructing     XC-71
ESI field     XC-71
ESI values derived from MAC address     XC-72
prefix
configuring on switch     XC-74
prefix, configuring on switch     XC-71
syntax     XC-70
templates     XC-72
wildcards     XC-72
values of wildcard characters     XC-72
broadcast-and-unknown server (BUS)     XC-68
client     XC-68
and server, setting up     XC-82  to XC-83
changing to different emulated LAN, change database first     XC-82
MAC address     XC-71
protocol address, assigning     XC-82, XC-83
requires MAC address     XC-70
components
on subinterfaces, rules for assigning     XC-72
unique ATM address     XC-70
configuration
plan and worksheet recommended     XC-73
task list     XC-73
configuration server     XC-68
ATM address, locally configured     XC-75
enabling     XC-80
on major interface     XC-72
database
default LAN, setting up     XC-77
restricted-membership LANs, setting up     XC-79
setting up     XC-76
task list for, setting up     XC-76
unrestricted-membership LANs, setting up     XC-77
database configuration mode     FC-22
default emulated LAN, unrestricted membership mandatory     XC-76
emulated LANs
and subnetworks     XC-82, XC-83
default, setting up database for     XC-77
default components on several routers (example)     XC-88, XC-89
multiple (figure)     XC-90
ESI template     XC-72
Ethernet support     XC-69
LE ARP     XC-68
MAC address
clients on a given interface     XC-70
prefix template     XC-72
routing between emulated LANs     P2C-3, P2C-5, XC-81, XC-82
routing protocol support     XC-69
server     XC-68
and clients, setting up     XC-81  to XC-83
SSRP      XC-68, XC-83
support
Banyan Vines     XC-69
DECnet     XC-69
XNS     XC-69

lane auto-config-atm-address command     XC-81

lane client command     XC-82, XC-83

lane config command     XC-80

lane database command     XC-77  to XC-79

LAN emulation
in VLANs     XC-34
See also LANE

lane server-bus command     XC-82

LAN Extender
access list, assigning     FC-261
acknowledgment timeout     FC-263
description     FC-255
Ethernet interface, shutting down     FC-264
filtering for Ethernet- and SNAP- encapsulated packets     FC-262
frames, filtering by MAC address     FC-259, FC-261
frames, filtering by protocol type     FC-262
interface
access list (examples)     FC-270
binding to the serial line     FC-257
configuring     FC-257, FC-270
enabling (example)     FC-270
monitoring     FC-235
statistics, displaying     FC-235
interface on router
configuring     FC-259
MAC address, assigning     FC-259
PPP encapsulation on serial interface     FC-259
serial interface, configuring     FC-259
LEDs     FC-264
figure     FC-265
on LAN Extender     FC-265
LED trouble indicators (table)     FC-265
MAC address     FC-257
priority list, assigning     FC-263
problem solving     FC-264
queuing priorities, setting     FC-263
rebooting     FC-264
restarting     FC-264
retries, setting     FC-263
retry count     FC-263
software image, downloading     FC-264
timeout, setting     FC-263
troubleshooting     FC-264

lan-name command     BC-322

LAN Network Manager
See LNM

LAN Reporting Manager
See LRM

LAPB
compression     WC-175
configuration
(example)     WC-211
task list     WC-173
custom queuing     WC-177
datagram transport     WC-12, WC-174
DDR, configuring     DC-525
encapsulation     WC-174
frame error detection     WC-173, WC-175
general statistics, displaying     WC-210
Legacy DDR, configuring     DC-497
modulo, function     WC-176
multiprotocol (example)     WC-212
N1 parameter     WC-176
over leased serial line     WC-173, WC-176
parameters (table)     WC-176
PLP restarts     WC-186
priority queuing     WC-177
retransmission criteria     WC-173, WC-175
timers, link failure (T4) and hardware outage     WC-177
transparent bridging (example)     WC-212
window parameter, k     WC-176

lapb interface-outage command     WC-176

lapb k command     WC-176

lapb modulo command     WC-176

lapb n1 command     WC-176

lapb n2 command     WC-176

lapb t1 command     WC-176

lapb t4 command     WC-176

LAT
access lists
(example)     DC-288
advertising group services     DC-281
associating commands with services     DC-282
basic services configuration (example)     DC-287
configuration task list     DC-280
configuring compression     BC-68
configuring traffic timers     DC-283
connections
host-initiated     DC-279, DC-281
inbound, to services     DC-282
VMS host to a communication server     DC-279
description     DC-271, DC-277
examples     DC-289
font selection     DC-304
group codes
configuration (example)     DC-287
filtering     BC-76
group list
for outgoing connections, defining     DC-281
logical names, specifying     DC-281
groups     DC-278
high-speed buffering     DC-280
keepalive timer     DC-283
listing
available services     DC-286
making a connection     DC-285
master and slave functionality     DC-277
message retransmission limit     DC-283
monitoring activity     DC-275
number of messages received
by server node     DC-284
opening multiple connections     DC-286
optimizing performance     DC-284
outbound sessions, establishing (example)     DC-287
partitioning services by terminal line (example)     DC-288
port name     DC-280
protocol translation
configuration (examples)     DC-339  to DC-348
to LAT
over an IP WAN (example)     DC-344
via X.25 (example)     DC-348
to TCP
standalone (example)     DC-357
via X.25 (example)     DC-351
to X.25
PAD     DC-360
to X.25 host (example)     DC-354
protocol transparency     DC-280
proxy node, enabling     DC-282
rotary group
associating with a service (example)     DC-289
configuration (example)     DC-288
service announcements
administrative filtering     BC-75
deny conditions for LAT group codes     BC-76
disabling     DC-283
group code service filtering     BC-76
service ID, setting     DC-281
services
description     DC-278
on the same LAN, displaying (example)     DC-287
sessions
description     DC-279
maximum number on a virtual circuit     DC-284
set acknowledgment delay     DC-284
simplified configuration management     DC-280
standalone protocol translation     DC-357
static service rating     DC-281
virtual circuit timer     DC-283

lat access-list command     DC-284

latched CSU loopback     DC-248

lat command     DC-285, DC-318, DC-323

lat enabled command     DC-281

lat group-list command     DC-281

lat host-buffers command     DC-284

lat host-delay command     DC-284

lat ka-timer command     DC-283

lat out-group command     DC-281

lat remote-modification command     DC-281, DC-285

lat retransmit-limit command     DC-283

lat server-buffers command     DC-284

lat service-announcements command     DC-282

lat service command     DC-281

lat service-group command     DC-281

lat service-responder command     DC-282

lat service-timer command     DC-282

lat vc-sessions command     DC-284

lat vc-timer command     DC-283

Layer 2
address     XC-8
encapsulating interfaces     XC-35

Layer 2 Forwarding
See L2F

Layer 2 Forwarding Fast Switching
feature description     DC-681

Layer 3
address     XC-8

lcnode command     P3C-2

leaf router     P1C-210

LE ARP     XC-68

Leased-Line ISDN at 128 Kbps
feature description     DC-260

leased serial line
CMNS on     WC-220
LAPB on     WC-173

LED Trouble Indicators table     FC-265

Legacy DDR
asynchronous
with authentication (example)     DC-482
without authentication (example)     DC-481
chat scripts
writing and implementing (examples)     DC-479
hub
(examples)     DC-526  to DC-538
(figure)     DC-518
access lists, assigning to an interface     DC-519
AppleTalk (example)     DC-528
asynchronous interfaces (example)     DC-530
authentication     DC-516
Banyan VINES (example)     DC-528
bridging, access control     DC-519
configuration     DC-511  to DC-538
controlling access by protocol     DC-519
DECnet (example)     DC-529
destinations, multiple     DC-518
diagnostics for interface, displaying     DC-525
dialer group, assigning to interface     DC-520
dialer hold queue     DC-522
dialer interfaces (figure)     DC-515
dialer rotary group     DC-515, DC-517, DC-521
dialer rotary group, bandwidth on demand     DC-522
DTR dialing, X.25 encapsulation (example)     DC-538
Frame Relay     DC-523  to DC-524
Frame Relay (examples)     DC-536
IP (example)     DC-527
ISDN interfaces, enabled     DC-513
ISO CLNS (example)     DC-529
LAPB (example)     DC-538
LAPB, configuring     DC-525
load threshold     DC-522
monitoring connections     DC-525
multiple destinations (example)     DC-533
PPP (example), (figure)     DC-534
receiving calls     DC-516
routing, access control     DC-520
sites, calling one or many (figure)     DC-532
task flow     DC-512
task list     DC-512
timers     DC-520, DC-521
transparent bridging (example)     DC-526, DC-527
X.25     DC-524
XNS (example)     DC-529
interoperability with virtual profiles     DC-592
ISDN caller ID callback     DC-656
actions     DC-656
BRI interface (example)     DC-662
configuring     DC-657
ISDN NFAS
primary D channel     DC-265
non-V.25bis modems     DC-488
spoke     DC-485  to DC-509
2-way client-server (examples)     DC-500, DC-506
access lists, assigning to an interface     DC-490
AppleTalk configuration (example)     DC-501
bandwidth on demand     DC-494
bridging, controlling access     DC-491
calling single site     DC-489
carrier wait time, setting     DC-493
connections, monitoring     DC-497
controlling access by protocol     DC-490
DECnet configuration (example)     DC-501
diagnostics for interface, displaying     DC-497
dialer group, assigning to interface     DC-492
dialer hold queue     DC-494
DTR calls, receiving     DC-488, DC-489
DTR dialing (example)     DC-503
Frame Relay     DC-495, DC-496
Frame Relay (example)     DC-507, DC-508
hub-and-spoke configuration (example)     DC-504
interface idle timer     DC-492
interface priority in dialer rotary group     DC-493
IP, configuring (example)     DC-499
ISDN interfaces, enabled     DC-487
ISO CLNS configuration (example)     DC-502
LAPB     DC-497
line down time     DC-493
line idle time     DC-492
multiple calls to single destination     DC-494
passive interface and DTR dialing     DC-488, DC-489
spoke configuration examples     DC-497  to DC-509
transparent bridging     DC-491
transparent bridging (example)     DC-498
X.25     DC-496
X.25, DTR dialing (example)     DC-508
XNS configuration (example)     DC-502

legacy DDR
dial backup using asynchronous interface (example)     DC-555
dial backup using ISDN (example)     DC-556
V.120 incoming calls (example)     DC-418

Level 1 router
adjacency     P3C-70
IS     P3C-72
ISO IGRP     P3C-66

Level 2
switching     FC-266

Level 2 Forwarding
fast switching
stack group environment     FC-230

Level 2 router
adjacency     P3C-70
IS     P3C-72
ISO IGRP     P3C-61
routing updates     P3C-62

Level 3 switching     FC-266

lex burned-in-address command     FC-259

lex input-address-list command     FC-261

lex input-type-list command     FC-262

lex priority-group command     FC-263

lex retry-count command     FC-263

lex timeout command     FC-263

LightStream ATM switch
See Cisco LightStream 100 ATM switch
See Cisco LightStream 1010 ATM switch

limited-resource command     BC-363, BC-366

Limiting LU Sessions on TN3270
feature description     BC-436

line
automatic disconnect, configuring     DC-135
configuration mode     FC-22
configuring
for ARA server     DC-423
modem control on     DC-130
connections, setting individual     DC-150
password, assigning     DC-208
relationship to interfaces     DC-114
sample output     DC-115
speed
changing     DC-207
changing on the local line     DC-207
speed, negotiating on reverse Telnet lines     DC-272
TTY     DC-114
types and functions     DC-114
VTY     DC-114  to DC-115

line aux command     DC-148

linecode b8zs command     DC-237

linecode hdb3 command     DC-236, DC-245

line coding
NRZI     DC-225, FC-292

line command     DC-139, FC-375

LINE definition, required to configure SDLLC     BC-303

line idle timer
Legacy DDR
line     DC-492

line-in-use message
defining     DC-272

line numbers
absolute     DC-115
banners, displaying     DC-209
relative     DC-115

lines
asynchronous, options configured     DC-110, DC-118
compared to interfaces     DC-110, DC-117

line specification, custom emulation (example)     DC-299

line speed
changing     DC-207

line speed, setting     DC-121

line transport protocol, defining     DC-205

line vty command     SC-138

Link Access Procedure, Balanced
See LAPB

link-layer protocol translation, SNA over X.25
See QLLC conversion

Link Quality Monitoring
See LQM

link-queuing command     BC-366

link-state metrics
IS-IS for CLNS, configuring     P3C-68
IS-IS for IP, configuring     P1C-138

link-state packet
See LSP

link-state packet (LSP)
See NLSP, LSP

link-test command     FC-254

link traps
disabling     FC-342

LIS
AIP     WC-32
ATM port adapter     WC-64
NPM     WC-91

lives-of-history-kept command     FC-348

LLC2
configuration examples     BC-275
configuration task list     BC-265
DLSw+
description     BC-200
local acknowledgments     BC-201
TCP (example)     BC-199, BC-203
TCP(example)     BC-205
features supported     BC-22
frequency of XID transmissions     BC-269
I-frames
largest size for     BC-283
maximum sent before requiring acknowledgment     BC-266
maximum sent before sending acknowledgment     BC-266
rejected frames, resending     BC-267
resending     BC-267
transmission     BC-265
local acknowledgment
advantages of enabling     BC-164
configuring (example)     BC-181
NetBIOS timers     BC-166
overhead     BC-166
parameters, configuring     BC-166
setting up     BC-165
T1 timer problem     BC-164
maximum delay for acknowledgments     BC-266
number of frames received before acknowledgment, configuring (example)     BC-276
number of retries allowed     BC-266
polling frequency     BC-267
SDLC
PU4 (example)     BC-210
transmit-poll-frame timer     BC-268
XID retries     BC-269
XID transmissions     BC-268

llc2 ack-delay-time command     BC-266

llc2 ack-max command     BC-266

llc2 dynwind command     BC-333

llc2 idle-time command     BC-268

llc2 local-window command     BC-266, BC-333

llc2 n2 command     BC-266

llc2 t1-time command     BC-267

llc2 tbusy-time command     BC-268

LLC2-to-SDLC Conversion between PU4 Devices
feature description     BC-194

llc2 tpf-time command     BC-268

llc2 trej-time command     BC-267

llc2 xid-neg-val-time command     BC-269

llc2 xid-retry-time command     BC-269

LMI
autosense     WC-113
DCE
polling verification timer     WC-115
DTE
error threshold     WC-115
full status polling interval     WC-115
monitored events counter     WC-115
Frame Relay     WC-112
keepalives     WC-114
NNI
error threshold     WC-115
monitored events counter     WC-115
polling verification timer     WC-115
specifications     WC-9

LNM
and Cisco routing devices     BC-120
configuring
management stations     BC-121
routing device     BC-122
support for     BC-118
disabling     BC-121
errors     BC-135
monitoring     BC-136, BC-171
network configuration
complex (example)     BC-148
simple (example)     BC-148
over DLSw+     BC-16
parameters, enabling LRMs to change     BC-122
reporting interval, changing     BC-123
reporting link, applying a password to     BC-123
reporting thresholds, changing     BC-123
report path trace function, disabling     BC-122
routing device parameters, preventing change     BC-122
servers, enabling     BC-123

lnm alternate command     BC-122

lnm crs command     BC-123

lnm disabled command     BC-121

lnm loss-threshold command     BC-123

lnm password command     BC-123

lnm pathtrace-disabled command     BC-122

lnm rem command     BC-123

lnm rps command     BC-123

lnm snmp-only command     BC-122

lnm softerr command     BC-124

load
threshold, bandwidth on demand     DC-494

load balancing
in VLANs     XC-36

load balancing over serial lines     BC-79

load distribution
See deterministic load distribution

load-interval command     FC-357

load sharing with RSRB (example)     BC-183

load statistics
setting interval for     FC-357

load threshold
dialer rotary     DC-522

LOCADD definition, adjusting for SDLLC     BC-303

locaddr-priority command     BC-170

locaddr-priority-list command     BC-169, BC-229

local acknowledgment
current state of, displaying     BC-136, BC-171
enabling     BC-226
RSRB (example)     BC-175
SDLC
configuring     BC-224
SDLLC (example)     BC-294
See also LLC2

local-area mobility
configuring     P1C-12
redistributing routes     P1C-13

Local Area Transport
See LAT

local authentication database     DC-460

local IP address pool
example     DC-153
ip address-pool command     DC-327

local LAT-to-TCP (example)     DC-356

local-lnm command     FC-268

Local Management Interface
See LMI
See also Frame Relay, LMI

local routers
See Level 1 router

local-sap command     BC-361

LocalTalk     P2C-1

location command     BC-322

lock-and-key
benefits     SC-136
configuration
(examples)     SC-142
prerequisites     SC-138
tasks     SC-138
tips     SC-139
verification     SC-141
maintenance tasks     SC-141
overview     SC-135
performance impacts     SC-137
process     SC-136
risk of spoofing     SC-137
when to use     SC-136

lock-and-key access
dynamic access list, creating     P1C-60

locked blocks
recovering     FC-174

log-adjacency-changes command     P2C-99, P2C-151, P3C-67

logging
display device     FC-374
VTY-async authentication information     DC-336
to a buffer     DC-336
to console terminal     DC-336
to UNIX syslog server     DC-337
See also message logging

logging buffered command     FC-374

logging command     FC-374

logging console command     FC-375

logging facility command     FC-376

logging monitor command     FC-375

logging on command     FC-374

logging synchronous command     FC-375

logging trap command     FC-375

logical constructs
group async interfaces     DC-105
virtual interface templates     DC-106

logical interfaces
dialer     DC-107
virtual access     DC-108
virtual asynchronous     DC-109

logical IP subnetwork
See LIS

Logical Link Control, type 2
See LLC2

logical unit
See LU

login authentication command     DC-208, DC-429

login authentication nasi command     DC-571

login command     DC-208

login local command     DC-208, SC-138

login-string command     DC-272

login tacacs command     DC-208, DC-428, SC-138

log neighbor adjacencies
AppleTalk enhanced IGRP     P2C-48
IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-130
IPX Enhanced IGRP     P2C-150

log-neighbor-changes command     P1C-130

logouts, warning user of impending     DC-209

logout-warning command     DC-209

loopback
Ethernet server support     FC-240
HSSI     FC-239
interface     FC-323
MCI serial card     FC-240
SCI serial card     FC-240
serial interface     FC-239
use with OSPF     P1C-112
VMS system     FC-240

loopback (controller) command     DC-247

loopback, ATM packets
AIP     WC-36
ATM port adapter     WC-67
NPM     WC-94

loopback command     FC-240, WC-36, WC-67, WC-94

loopback diagnostics     DC-246, FC-238

loopback dte command     FC-233, FC-239

loopback line command     FC-240
Cisco 2524     FC-233
Cisco 2525     FC-233

loopback line payload command
Cisco 2524     FC-233
Cisco 2525     FC-233

loopback local (controller) command     DC-246
and channelized E1 troubleshooting     DC-247

loopback local command     FC-284, FC-286

loopback network command     FC-286

loopback network line command     FC-284

loopback network payload command     FC-284

loopback remote (controller) command     DC-246

loopback remote (interface) command     DC-248
command sent     DC-248

loopback remote command     FC-240, FC-286
Cisco 2524     FC-234
Cisco 2524 and 2525     FC-234
Cisco 2525     FC-234

loopback remote line fdl ansi command     FC-289

loopback remote line inband command     FC-284

loopback remote payload ansi command     FC-289

loopbacks
channelized E1
controller     DC-247
interface local     DC-248
channelized T1
controller     DC-246
interface local     DC-248
CSU/DSU
remote     DC-248

loop circuit command     FC-240

looped-back lines, detecting     DC-383

LQM     DC-386
calculation     DC-386
keepalives
LQRs     DC-387

LRM
applying a password to a     BC-123
enabling other LRMs to change parameters     BC-122

LSP
ignore packets     P3C-67
retransmission interval     P3C-69

lsp-gen-interval command     P2C-98

lsp-mtu command     P2C-98, P3C-67

lsp-refresh-interval command     P2C-98

LU
address, SNA traffic priority based on     BC-168
dedicated LU routing     BC-309
defining with DSPU     BC-308
pooled LU routing     BC-309

LU Address Mapping
feature description     BC-429, BC-439

LU nailing
See TN3270 server

M


MAC address
See address

mac-address command     BC-135

MAC addresses
administrative filtering by     BC-71
DECnet     P3C-30
determining     P1C-10
IP address mapping     FC-56

MacIP
addresses     P2C-33
address ranges     P2C-32
advantages     P2C-31
AppleTalk traffic     P2C-54
clients     P2C-54
clients, displaying     DC-433
description     P2C-31
disadvantages     P2C-32
implementation     P2C-31
requirements     P2C-32
servers     P2C-33, P2C-54
displaying status     DC-433
traffic statistics, displaying     DC-433

MAC layer and source-route bridging     BC-6

Maintenance Operation Protocol
See MOP

Management Information Base
See MIB

map class
Dialer Profiles
why configure     DC-542

map-class atm command     WC-29, WC-33, WC-87, WC-92

map-class configuration mode
description     FC-19
entering     FC-22

map-class dialer command     DC-257, DC-542
PPP callback server     DC-647

map-class frame-relay command     WC-117

map-group command     WC-22, WC-27, WC-56, WC-61, WC-79, WC-85, WC-116

map-list command     WC-21, WC-22, WC-27, WC-55, WC-56, WC-61, WC-79, WC-80, WC-86
addresses
E.164, X.121     WC-118

map-list configuration mode
description     FC-19
entering     FC-22

mapping
IP address to hostname     FC-57
MAC address to IP address     FC-56
name to DECnet address     P3C-35
SMDS static routes     WC-160
TN3270 character
creating     DC-297

mapping addresses
DLCIs     WC-112
static     WC-127

masks
format in displays     P1C-39
implicit, in IP access lists, example     P1C-72
See also subnet masks

master and slave
See HSA

master-slave arbitration
See HSA

match address command     SC-180

match as-path command     P1C-180

match clns address command     P3C-76

match clns interface command     P3C-76

match clns next-hop command     P3C-76

match clns route-source command     P3C-76

match community-list command     P1C-180

match interface command     P1C-180

match ip address command     P1C-180, P1C-185

match ip next-hop command     P1C-180

match ip route-source command     P1C-180

match length command     P1C-185

match metric command     P1C-180, P3C-76

match route-type command     P1C-181

match tag command     P1C-180

max-cached entries command     BC-357

max-cached trees command     BC-357

maximum-memory command     BC-357

maximum paths
Apollo Domain, setting     P3C-9
AppleTalk
setting     P2C-42
IPX
description     P2C-141
setting     P2C-142
XNS, setting     P3C-111

maximum-paths command     P1C-146, P1C-180

maximum transmission unit
See MTU

max-link-stations command     BC-361

max-lsp-lifetime command     P2C-98

MAXOUT, changing value on host to improve SDLLC performance     BC-284

max-rcv-btu-size command     BC-361

M-bit
X.25 more data bit     WC-183

MBONE     P1C-206, P1C-216
RTP header compression     P1C-231

MCI interface card
loopback on serial     FC-240
pulsing DTR signal on     FC-293

MD5
neighbor router authentication     SC-227

MD5 authentication
IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-132
OSPF     P1C-107, P1C-109
RIP     P1C-90
TCP MD5 for BGP     P1C-162
(example)     P1C-174

mdl command     FC-287

Media Access Control
See MAC addresses

media translation, SDLLC, customizing     BC-283

media-type command     FC-245

media-type half-duplex command     FC-277

member asynchronous interface     DC-139

member command     DC-140

memory
displaying use     FC-370
running out while booting from server     FC-152
testing status     FC-373
types, comparing     FC-162

menu clear-screen command     FC-36

menu command     FC-37, FC-39, FC-41
resuming connection     FC-37

menu-exit command     FC-37

menu line-mode command     FC-40

menus
cleanup     FC-35
clear-screen option     FC-36
closing     FC-35
deleting     FC-41
description     FC-33
display, configuring     FC-40
entries, hidden     FC-39
invoking     FC-41
item, associating command with     FC-37
line-mode option     FC-40
single-space option     FC-40
status-line option     FC-41
submenus, creating     FC-38
text     FC-36
title     FC-35

menu single-space command     FC-40

menu status-line command     FC-41

menu text command     FC-36

menu title command     FC-35

Message Digest 5 (MD5) authentication
See MD5 authentication

Message Digest Algorithm Version 5
See MD5

message identifiers
See MID

message logging
description     FC-373
display device     FC-374
enabling     FC-373
enabling for slave card     FC-374
facility types
(table)     FC-377
history table     FC-375
severity level     FC-375
synchronizing with solicited output     FC-374
syslog server     FC-376  to FC-378
timestamps     FC-375

messages
access list violation     P1C-60, P1C-62, P2C-124
Internet broadcast, establishing     P1C-26
IP, Destination Unreachable     P1C-55
line-in-use
defining     DC-272
logging     P1C-60, P1C-62, P2C-124
Telnet
failed connection     DC-273
login     DC-273
successful connection     DC-273
warning     FC-370

method lists     SC-19
example     SC-19

metric holddown command     P1C-100

metric maximum-hops command     P1C-100

metrics
automatic translations between IP routing protocols     P1C-182
BGP     P1C-145
DVMRP     P1C-217
IGRP     P1C-95, P1C-99
IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-127
adjusting     P1C-130
IS-IS link-state     P1C-138
RIP     P1C-87
routing
IPX     P2C-4
Net/One     P3C-4, P3C-104
VINES     P3C-2
XNS     P2C-4, P3C-4, P3C-104
translations supported between IP routing protocols     P1C-182

metric weights command     P1C-99, P1C-130, P3C-63

MIB
AppleTalk     P2C-2
APPN     BC-34
CDP management     FC-344
ciscoFlash     FC-164, FC-168
Cisco Round Trip Monitor (RTTMON)     FC-346
Entity     FC-339
extensions     WC-109
IPX     P2C-4
NLSP     P2C-92
OSPF     P1C-105
RFCs     FC-339
source-route bridging support     BC-7
Token Ring support     BC-7
variables
SNMP support     FC-337
Token Ring support     FC-266
X.25 LAPB, SNMP extension     WC-13
X25 Packet Layer, SNMP extension     WC-13

MIBs
FRAS     BC-353

microcode
on the AIP     WC-5

microcode command     FC-159

microcode images
description     FC-158
information, displaying     FC-160
location, specifying     FC-158
reloading     FC-159
writable control store (WCS)     FC-158

microcode reload command     FC-159

MID numbers
ATM     WC-39

MMP     DC-583  to DC-587
access number, PRI hunt group     DC-583
bundle     DC-583
configuration requirements, for each router     DC-585
dialer
explicitly defined (example)     DC-588
not explicitly defined (example)     DC-589
not used (example)     DC-587
digital and analog traffic     DC-583
monitoring virtual interfaces     DC-587
Multilink PPP, comparison     DC-583
offload server (example)     DC-590
operations, typical     DC-584
PRI (example)     DC-587
scenario
powerful router in group (figure)     DC-585
typical (figure)     DC-584
stack group     DC-583
stack group members
answering calls     DC-583
owning a call     DC-583
powerful router present     DC-584
supported interfaces     DC-583
supported platforms     DC-583
task list, high level     DC-585
tasks
group members, identify     DC-586
virtual template, configure     DC-586
virtual template
caution against specific IP addresses     DC-587
interface     DC-586
virtual template interface
configuring     DC-586

mobile remote node
connections     DC-321
example     DC-335

modem
automatic dialing     DC-131
configuring
for ARA server     DC-423
connections, closing     DC-134
control lines, configuring     DC-130
dial-in, supporting     DC-133, DC-136
dial-out, supporting     DC-133
high-speed, configuring     DC-131
line configuration
for continuous CTS (figure)     DC-135
for high-speed dial-up modem (figure)     DC-132
for incoming and outgoing calls (figure)     DC-133
for modem call-in (figure)     DC-136
for modem call-out (figure)     DC-138
line timing, configuring     DC-134
modem lines, configuring     DC-130
non-V.25bis, DTR dialing     DC-488, DC-514
reverse connections, supporting     DC-137
Telebit T-3000 setup (example)     DC-438
XRemote setup     DC-303

modem answer-timeout command     DC-134, DC-137

modem at-mode command     DC-202

modem autoconfigure command     DC-125

modem autotest command     DC-176

modem bad command     DC-196

modem buffer-size command     DC-198

modem busyout command     DC-196

modem callin command     DC-136

modem callout command     DC-137

modem chat script
(example)     DC-480

modem connections
making multiple     DC-124
testing     DC-123
troubleshooting     DC-123

modem cts-required command     DC-134

modem dialin command     DC-121, DC-131, DC-133

modem dtr-active command     DC-131

modem hold-reset command     DC-196

modem inout command     DC-121, DC-133

modem management
automatic diagnostic testing     DC-174
collect statistics
call-switching     DC-198
connected AT sessions     DC-198
event log     DC-198
event polling     DC-198
performance     DC-198
system summary     DC-198
configuring automatically     DC-200
integrated modem cards     DC-167
manageable versus nonmanageable     DC-169
manual diagnostic testing     DC-178
modem control functions
event buffer     DC-196
remove from service     DC-196
recommended initialization strings     DC-201
sending AT commands     DC-201
upgrade modem firmware
56K modems     DC-187
download from CCO     DC-184
V.110 modems     DC-195
V.34 modems     DC-193
verify connection speed     DC-170

modem poll retry command     DC-198

modem poll time command     DC-198

modem recovery-time command     DC-196

modems
answering calls     DC-127
attaching     DC-121
communication, establishing     DC-123
configuring     DC-121
automatically     DC-125
manually     DC-126  to DC-129
data compression, best     DC-128
DCD operation     DC-127
dialin and dialout access, configuring     DC-121
DTR interpretation     DC-127
error correction, best     DC-127
flowcontrol, setting     DC-127
initialization strings, configuring     DC-126, DC-129
recommended initialization strings     DC-126
returning to factory default settings     DC-129
storing settings in modem NVRAM     DC-129

modem shutdown command     DC-196

modem status-poll command     DC-198

modes
See command modes

monitoring protocol translation connections     DC-336

MOP
DECnet     P3C-46
request parameters     FC-213
server
booting automatically from     FC-151
configuration files, downloading     FC-122
forwarding boot requests to     FC-213
(example)     FC-214
manually booting from     FC-206
(example)     FC-206

mop device-code command     FC-214

mop enabled command     P3C-46, FC-227

mop retransmit-timer command     FC-214

mop retries command     FC-214

MOP server
images, copying from     FC-143

mop sysid command     P3C-46, FC-227

more data bit, X.25     WC-183

mrinfo command     P1C-243

mroute     P1C-229

mrouted protocol
See IP multicast routing, mrouted

mstat command     P1C-243

mtrace command     P1C-243

MTU
adjusting media MTU     FC-229
definition     P1C-56
IP
of path     P1C-55
size, specifying     P1C-56
ISO CLNS     P3C-80
LSP size     P3C-67
size
AIP     WC-35
ATM port adapter     WC-66
NPM     WC-94

mtu command     FC-229, WC-35, WC-66, WC-94

mtu translate option, mapping to virtual interface template command     DC-323

multibyte character set
displaying     FC-51

Multicast
DLSw+     BC-9

multicast
addresses, forwarding     BC-62
group, joining     P1C-213
static routes     P1C-229
transparent bridging (example)     BC-92, BC-95
See also IP multicast routing

multicast command     P2C-95

multichassis Multilink PPP
See MMP

multidrop
SDLLC configuration (example)     BC-293

multihoming
areas     P3C-65
IS-IS areas     P3C-65
ISO CLNS     P3C-65

Multilink PPP
(examples)     DC-401
bandwidth allocation
See BACP
caller ID, PPP authentication     DC-396
dialer rotary
configuring     DC-396
example     DC-221
interfaces
asynchronous     DC-395
BRI     DC-396
BRI (example)     DC-401
dialer rotary     DC-396
interleaving
weighted fair queuing     DC-398
interoperation with virtual profiles     DC-593
MMP, comparison     DC-583
real-time traffic
(example)     DC-402
interleaving     DC-398  to DC-399
interleaving (example)     DC-402
restriction     DC-398
rotary group
configuring BRIs as members     DC-397
Stacker compression, on ISDN BRI     DC-222
virtual profiles
cloning sequence (table)     DC-593
weighted fair queuing     DC-398

Multilink PPP Interleaving and Fair Queuing Support
feature description     DC-398

multilink transmission groups
configuring     BC-227
design recommendations     BC-227

multilink virtual-template command     DC-586

multiple logical IP subnetwork (LIS)
configuration (example)     WC-169
over SMDS     WC-11
SMDS     WC-164

multiport source-route bridging (example)     BC-104, BC-139

multiprotocol SMDS
configuration (example)     WC-167

multiprotocol X.25     WC-188

multiring command     BC-110

N


Nagle algorithm
enabling     FC-358

name
router     FC-380

Name Binding Protocol
See NBP

named IP access lists     P1C-61

named IPX access lists     P2C-123

name display facility
AppleTalk      P2C-27

name local-seg-id command     XC-77  to XC-79

name mapping
DECnet address     P3C-35
NETs     P3C-73
NSAPs     P3C-73

name server-atm-address command     XC-77  to XC-80

NASI
client location requirements     DC-570
GNS requests, responding to     DC-571
modem dtr-active command, using with     DC-131
network resources, accessing     DC-569
SAP (Service Advertising Protocol) filters, configuring     DC-571
server, configuring your router as     DC-571

NAT     DC-707
configuration tasks     P1C-30, DC-695
displaying translations     P1C-38, DC-704
dynamic entries, clearing     P1C-38, DC-704
dynamic translations     P1C-31, DC-696
inside global address     P1C-29, DC-694
inside local address     P1C-29, DC-694
inside source translation     P1C-30, DC-695
inside source translation (example)     P1C-49, DC-697, DC-704
outside global address     P1C-29, DC-694
outside local address     P1C-29, DC-694
overlapping address (example)     P1C-50, DC-701, DC-705
overlapping addresses     P1C-34, DC-699
overloading a global address     P1C-32, DC-697
overloading a global address (example)     P1C-49, DC-699, DC-705
overview     P1C-28, DC-693
static translations     P1C-31, DC-696
TCP load distribution     P1C-36, DC-702
TCP load distribution (example)     P1C-50, DC-703, DC-705
timeouts     P1C-37, DC-703

Native Client Interface Architecture
See NCIA

NBFCP, using to pass NetBEUI packets     DC-411

NBMA network
address advertised as valid     P1C-21
addresses advertised     P2C-117
definition     P1C-16
establishing NHRP (figure)     P1C-16
logical versus physical (figure)     P1C-43, P2C-161
with PIM     P1C-224

NBP     P2C-2
definition     P2C-2, P2C-27
description     P2C-27
name registration
task table     P2C-54
services     P2C-54

NCIA
client/server model     BC-45, BC-395
configuration examples     BC-405  to BC-408
DLSw+
local switch session
configuration task list     BC-396
DLSw+ local peer, defining     BC-396
NCIA server, configuring     BC-397
source-bridge ring group, defining     BC-396
session
configuration task list     BC-398
local peer, defining     BC-398
NCIA server, configuring     BC-399
source-bridge ring group, defining     BC-398
DLSw+ local switch session configuration (example)     BC-405
DLSw+ session
remote peer, defining     BC-399
DLSw+ session configuration (example)     BC-406
DSPU session
configuration task list     BC-400
downstream PU, defining     BC-401
local SAP for downstream PUs, enabling     BC-401
LU, defining     BC-401
NCIA server, configuring     BC-401
upstream host, defining     BC-401
DSPU session configuration (example)     BC-407
feature defined     BC-44
monitoring and maintaining     BC-404
NCIA data link control (NDLC)     BC-46
RSRB session
configuration task list     BC-402
DLSw+ local peer, defining     BC-403
NCIA/RSRB interface, configuring     BC-404
NCIA server, configuring     BC-404
remote peer, defining     BC-403
source-bridge ring group, defining     BC-403
RSRB session configuration (example)     BC-408

ncia rsrb command     BC-404

ncia server command
DLSw+
local switch, using     BC-397
DLSw+, using     BC-399
RSRB, using     BC-404

ncia start command     BC-404

ncia stop command     BC-404

NCP
DECnet parameters     P3C-3
definitions, configuring for SDLLC     BC-300

NDIS-compliant LAN drivers
with ATM LANE     XC-34

neighbor advertisement-interval command     P1C-161

neighbor any command     P1C-160

neighbor command
IGRP     P1C-97
OSPF     P1C-109
RIP     P1C-88

neighbor description command     P1C-161

neighbor distribute-list command     P1C-151, P1C-161

neighbor ebgp-multihop command     P1C-161

neighbor filter-list command     P1C-150, P1C-151, P1C-161

neighbor maximum-prefix command     P1C-161

neighbor next-hop-self command     P1C-151, P1C-161

neighbor password command     P1C-161

neighbor peer-group command     P1C-160, P1C-162

neighbor remote-as command     P1C-148, P1C-161

neighbor route-map command     P1C-152, P1C-161

neighbor route-reflector-client command     P1C-158

neighbors, ISO CLNS     P3C-73

neighbor send-community command     P1C-154, P1C-161

neighbor soft reconfiguration inbound command     P1C-149

neighbor soft-reconfiguration inbound command     P1C-161

neighbor stations
VINES     P3C-20, P3C-21

neighbor update-source command     P1C-161

neighbor version command     P1C-152, P1C-161

neighbor weight command     P1C-150, P1C-161

Net/One
booting protocol     P3C-103
differences from XNS     P3C-103
emulation mode     P3C-104
enabling     P3C-106
receiving RIP updates     P3C-104
flooding broadcasts     P3C-104
hello packets     P3C-4, P3C-103
metrics, routing     P3C-4, P3C-104
network management
consoles, configuring     P3C-103
protocols     P3C-104
network resource monitor     P3C-104
RIP updates     P3C-103
routing, enabling     P3C-106, P3C-115
routing protocol     P3C-103

NetBEUI
connection information, viewing     DC-411
PPP over, tunneling     DC-411

NetBIOS
IPX
filtering messages     P2C-129

NetBIOS, IBM
"dead-time" interval, specifying     BC-118
access control
filtering     BC-124
using byte offset     BC-125
using station names     BC-125
cache, adding a static entry (example)     BC-147
configuration with access filters (example)     BC-150, BC-153
error recovery     BC-166
name caching
creating static entries     BC-117
enabling     BC-116
support, configuring     BC-115

NetBIOS, IPX     P2C-128
access control     P2C-129
filters (example)     P2C-171

netbios access-list bytes command     BC-126

netbios access-list command     P2C-126

netbios access-list host command     BC-125

NetBIOS Dial-on-Demand Routing
feature description     BC-12, BC-196

netbios enable-name-cache command     BC-116

NetBIOS Frames Control Protocol     DC-411

netbios input-access-filter bytes command     BC-126

netbios input-access-filter host command     BC-125

netbios name-cache command     BC-117

netbios name-cache query-timeout command     BC-118

netbios name-cache recognized-timeout command     BC-118

netbios name-cache ring-group command     BC-117

netbios name-cache timeout command     BC-116, BC-117

netbios output-access-filter bytes command     BC-126

netbios output-access-filter host command     BC-125

netbooting
See booting from a network server

net command     P1C-138, P3C-66
IS-IS     P3C-64
ISO IGRP     P3C-62

NetFlow
accounting benefits     XC-25
cache     XC-25
customizing number of entries     XC-26
free-flow queue     XC-25
IP
flow switching cache     XC-26
switching     XC-24
configuration example     XC-27
configuring     XC-25
description     XC-25
distributed     XC-26
exporting cache entries     XC-25, XC-27
exporting information to network management applications     XC-25
identifying packet flows     XC-25
statistics     XC-26
switching on VIP interfaces     XC-26
traffic control     XC-25
traffic performance     XC-25

NetFlow Switching
description     XC-21

NetFlow Switching Enhancements     XC-21

netmask, definition     P1C-39

NETs
configuring     P1C-138, P3C-62
IS-IS for IP     P1C-138
IS-IS, number per router     P3C-65
ISO CLNS addresses     P3C-56
ISO IGRP, number per router     P3C-62
name mapping     P3C-73

NetWare
connecting to asynchronous resources     DC-569
server, configuring your router as     DC-571

NetWare Asynchronous Services Interface
See NASI

NetWare Link Services Protocol
See NLSP

network
changes     XC-33, XC-34
design     XC-33
management     XC-33
VlanDirector     XC-33
management applications
NetFlow statistics     XC-25
performance     XC-33
scalability     XC-33
security     XC-34
services
accounting     XC-33
quality of service (QoS)     XC-33
security filtering     XC-33
topology     XC-33

network access server
VPDN     DC-682

Network Address Translation
See NAT

network address translation
See NAT

network backdoor command     P1C-162

network command     P1C-97, P1C-129, P2C-86, P2C-110, P2C-111
BGP     P1C-147
OSPF     P1C-107
RIP     P1C-88

network configuration files
AutoInstall
requirements     FC-63
role     FC-57
comparison with host configuration files     FC-120
description     FC-120
loading from a server     FC-121
(example)     FC-122

network connectivity
testing     FC-371

Network Control Program
See NCP

network data encryption
access lists, encryption     SC-179
(example)     SC-198
authenticating peer routers     SC-167
Cisco implementation     SC-166
connection problems     SC-192
crypto engines     SC-171
Cisco IOS     SC-172
ESA     SC-172
VIP2     SC-172
crypto maps     SC-179
applying to interfaces     SC-181
(example)     SC-198
defining     SC-180
(example)     SC-198
DES algorithms     SC-169, SC-170
defaults (global)     SC-178
enabling
globally     SC-178

(example)     SC-198

in crypto maps     SC-180
types     SC-178
DH     SC-169, SC-170
pregenerating numbers     SC-189
dropped packets     SC-193
DSS keys     SC-169
deleting     SC-191
(examples)     SC-206
exchanging     SC-168, SC-175
(example)     SC-195
generating     SC-174
(example)     SC-195
saving     SC-175
encapsulation     SC-173
ESA
(examples)     SC-205
Cisco 7200     SC-184
VIP2     SC-182
fragmentation, IP     SC-173
GRE tunnels     SC-181
(example)     SC-202
multicast     SC-173
network topology     SC-171
number of sessions     SC-173
passwords (ESA)     SC-194
peer encrypting routers     SC-167, SC-171
performance impacts     SC-174
prework     SC-171
process     SC-167
purpose     SC-166
session keys     SC-170
session times     SC-189
standards implemented     SC-167
switching types     SC-173
tasks, basic     SC-174
testing and troubleshooting     SC-192
testing connections
(example)     SC-208
turning off     SC-191
which packets are encrypted     SC-166

network diameter, enforcing (IGRP)     P1C-100

network entity titles
See NETs

network management consoles
Net/One     P3C-103

network masks, format     P1C-39

network mode, configuring dedicated     DC-144

network number
Apollo Domain     P3C-5
BGP     P1C-145
OSPF     P1C-110
VINES     P3C-11
XNS     P3C-104

network numbers
IPX     P2C-79

network operating system
See NOS

Network Processor Module
See NPM

network resource monitor
Net/One     P3C-104

networks
switched     XC-36

network service access point
See NSAP

network service access points
See NSAPs

Network-Specific Facilities
See NSF

Network Time Protocol
See NTP

Network-to-Network Interface
See NNI

network weight command     P1C-152

Next Hop Resolution Protocol
See NHRP
See NHRP for IP; NHRP for IPX

Next Hop Server
See NHRP for IP, Next Hop Server; NHRP for IPX, Next Hop Server

NHRP
enabling     P2C-114
IPX
holdtime     P2C-117
initiation, controlling     P2C-116
loop detection     P2C-116
next hop server     P2C-117
packet rate     P2C-116
record options, suppressing     P2C-117
requests, triggering     P2C-116
time addresses     P2C-117

NHRP for IP
(example)     P1C-42
access list     P1C-19
authentication     P1C-19
cache clearing
dynamic entries     P1C-40
static entries     P1C-40
cache monitoring     P1C-40
Cisco implementation     P1C-16
configuration task list     P1C-17
enabling     P1C-18
holdtime     P1C-21
initiation, controlling     P1C-19, P1C-20
interfaces supported     P1C-16
loop detection     P1C-20
Next Hop Server
as responder     P1C-20
configuring     P1C-18
definition     P1C-17
packet rate     P1C-20
record options, suppressing     P1C-20
requests, triggering     P1C-20
sample environment (figure)     P1C-16
static IP-to-NBMA address mapping, configuring     P1C-18
time addresses advertised as valid     P1C-21
traffic monitoring     P1C-40
tunnel (example)     P1C-46
tunnel network     P1C-21
virtual private network     P1C-17

NHRP for IPX
access lists     P2C-115
authentication     P2C-115
cache
clearing, dynamic entries     P2C-151
clearing, static entries     P2C-151
monitoring     P2C-151
initiation, controlling     P2C-115
next hop server     P2C-115
static IPX-to-NBMA address mapping     P2C-115
task list     P2C-114
traffic, monitoring     P2C-151

NLSP
adjacencies     P2C-151
area network numbers     P2C-93
CSNP interval, specifying     P2C-87, P2C-97, P2C-98
database     P2C-151
default routes
advertising     P2C-146
designated router
definition     P2C-97
election priority, specifying     P2C-97
pseudonode     P2C-97
enabling on an interface
LAN     P2C-93
WAN     P2C-94
Enhanced IGRP route redistribution     P2C-89, P2C-113
(example)     P2C-158
for IPX
adjacency state changes     P2C-151
GNS queries, replying to     P2C-141
hello interval, specifying     P2C-97, P2C-98
hop count, maximum from RIP updates     P2C-87, P2C-97
internal network number, setting     P2C-93
link delay, specifying     P2C-96
LSP     P2C-98
LSP (link-state packet)     P2C-98
metric, specifying     P2C-96
MIB     P2C-92
multicast addressing
disabling     P2C-95, P2C-96
disabling (examples)     P2C-158
multiple encapsulations     P2C-83, P2C-94
neighbors     P2C-151
partial route calculation, setting interval     P2C-99
pseudonode     P2C-97
RIP entries, aging out     P2C-137
RIP packets
maximum size     P2C-139
processing     P2C-113
route aggregation     P2C-99
aggregated routes     P2C-100
area addresses     P2C-100
area addresses and route summaries     P2C-100
areas     P2C-100  to P2C-101
benefits     P2C-99
configuration task list     P2C-103
customized route summarization     P2C-102
default route redistribution     P2C-101
default route summarization     P2C-102
Enhanced IGRP and NLSP 1.1     P2C-109
filtering and route summarization, relationship     P2C-103
multiple NLSP 1.1 areas
(example)     P2C-158
multiple NLSP 1.1 areas, configuring for     P2C-104
multiple NLSP versions in a single area, mixing     P2C-101
NLSP 1.1, Enhanced IGRP, and RIP
(example)     P2C-159
NLSP 1.1 and NLSP 1.0 areas
(example)     P2C-159
NLSP 1.1 and NLSP 1.0 areas, configuring for     P2C-106
path selection     P2C-103
RIP and NLSP 1.1, configuring     P2C-111
route summaries     P2C-100
route summarization     P2C-102  to P2C-103
service selection     P2C-103
single versus multiple areas     P2C-100
SAP
entries
aging out     P2C-139
packets
maximum size     P2C-138
shortest path first algorithm (SPF)
calculation interval     P2C-98
subinterfaces     P2C-83, P2C-94
configuring (example)     P2C-153
shutting down (example)     P2C-153
throughput, specifying     P2C-96

NLSP Multicast Addressing
(examples)     P2C-158
task list     P2C-94

NLSP Multicast Support
overview     P2C-94
See also NLSP Multicast Addressing

no boot system command     FC-210

no command     BC-359

no complete command     BC-359

node name, LAT     DC-281

node numbers
IPX     P2C-79

node-row command     BC-370

no form of a command
using     FC-23

no frame-relay ip tcp header-compression command     WC-135

no half-duplex controlled-carrier command     FC-310

no history size command     FC-28

no ip rcmd domain-lookup command     FC-219

no menu command     FC-41

nonbroadcast, multiaccess network
See NBMA network

nonbroadcast networks, configuring OSPF on     P1C-108

nonextended network
AppleTalk     P2C-7

nonreturn to zero inverted
See NRZI

NOS
encapsulation     FC-325
tunneling     FC-325

no terminal history size command     FC-28

notes
usage in text     vii, P1C-xxiii

notify command     DC-272

Novell IPX
in VLANs     XC-35
VLANs
configurable encapsulation     XC-35
See also IPX

NPM
AAL     WC-79
AAL3/4
(example)     WC-106
encapsulations     WC-95
AAL5-LLC SNAP (example)     WC-101
AAL5-SNAP (example)     WC-106
ARP
client (example)     WC-105
client, configuring     WC-90
server (example)     WC-105
server, configuring     WC-91
SVC environment     WC-90
AXIS, PPP over ATM     WC-97
bridging, transparent     WC-96
call setup, SVC     WC-82
clock, transmit     WC-95
CLP     WC-87
configuration
enabling     WC-78
task list     WC-77
connection timer, SSCOP     WC-89
customizing     WC-92
E.164 addresses, SMDS     WC-95
ESI addresses
(example)     WC-104
configuring     WC-84
features     WC-8
ILMI     WC-80
interface types     WC-3, WC-8
inverse ARP
(example)     WC-105
PVC environment     WC-91
IP
and ARP (example)     WC-105
and ARP, configuring     WC-90
and inverse ARP     WC-91
multicasting     WC-86
PVC environment     WC-91
SVC environment     WC-90
keepalive timer, SSCOP     WC-89
LIS     WC-91
loopback, ATM packets     WC-94
monitoring     WC-100
MTU size     WC-94
multipoint signaling (example)     WC-104
NSAP addresses
(example)     WC-104
configuring     WC-83, WC-84
OAM cells, loopback     WC-79, WC-81
overview     WC-8
point-to-point subinterface, PPP over ATM     WC-99
poll timer, SSCOP     WC-88
PPP over ATM
(example)     WC-107
description     WC-97
virtual access interface     WC-97
protocol addresses, mapping     WC-79
protocols supported     WC-9
pseudobroadcasting     WC-80
PVC
(example)     WC-102
creating     WC-78, WC-79
PPP over ATM     WC-99
rate queues
(example)     WC-105
dynamic     WC-93
permanent     WC-93
receiver windows     WC-89
SAR     WC-78
selector fields, NSAP     WC-84
signaling, point-to-multipoint     WC-85
SMDS     WC-95
SONET PLIM     WC-94
SSCOP     WC-88
SVC     WC-81
(example)     WC-103
disabling     WC-89
timeout interval, idle     WC-85
traffic parameters
(example)     WC-104
description     WC-86  to WC-88
traffic shaping     WC-92
transmitter windows     WC-89
UNI version, overriding     WC-80
VCI-to-VPI ratio     WC-94
virtual circuits     WC-9
virtual templates, PPP over ATM     WC-98

NRZI
encoding     DC-225, FC-292

NRZI encoding     FC-292

nrzi-encoding command     DC-226, FC-292

NSAP addresses
AIP
(example)     WC-48
configuring     WC-25, WC-26
selector fields     WC-26
ATM port adapter
(example)     WC-72
configuring     WC-59, WC-60
selector fields     WC-60
NPM
(example)     WC-104
configuring     WC-83, WC-84
selector fields     WC-84

NSAPs
address rules     P3C-58
address structure (figure)     P3C-58
area addresses     P3C-57, P3C-58
domains, ISO IGRP     P3C-57
dynamic routing     P3C-56
field formats     P3C-57
fields     P3C-56
GOSIP format     P3C-59
IS-IS addresses     P3C-57
ISO CLNS addresses     P3C-56
ISO documentation
ISO IGRP addresses     P3C-57
Level 1 routing     P3C-57
mapping addresses to media addresses     P3C-72
media address
mapping     P3C-73
name mapping     P3C-73
n-selector     P3C-57, P3C-58
prefix     P3C-72
shortcut command     P3C-73
SNPA mapping     P3C-73
static address
assignments     P3C-71
system ID     P3C-57, P3C-58

n-selector
IS-IS     P3C-58
ISO CLNS     P3C-56
ISO IGRP     P3C-57

NSF
call-by-call support
configuring     DC-241
restriction     DC-241

NTP
(examples)     FC-392
access groups     FC-385
associations     FC-385
authentication     FC-384
authoritative time server
configuring router as     FC-386
broadcast service     FC-385
calendar system, updating     FC-387
configuring     FC-384
description     FC-382
services, disabling     FC-386
source address     FC-386
status     FC-390
stratum     FC-383
time
services     FC-383
synchronizing     FC-382

ntp access-group command     FC-385

ntp authenticate command     FC-384

ntp authentication-key md5 command     FC-384

ntp broadcast client command     FC-385

ntp broadcastdelay command     FC-385

ntp broadcast version command     FC-385

ntp disable command     FC-386

ntp master command     FC-386

ntp peer command     FC-385, FC-386

ntp server command     FC-385, FC-386

ntp source command     FC-386

ntp trusted-key command     FC-384

ntp update-calendar command     FC-387

null interface, configuring     FC-324

null-xid-poll command     BC-362

number character
privileges EXEC prompt     FC-11

number of supported translation sessions     DC-330

NVRAM
description     FC-163
file compression     FC-112

O


OAM
AIP     WC-21, WC-23
ATM port adapter     WC-55, WC-57
NPM     WC-79, WC-81
overview     WC-5

O character
copy output     FC-135, FC-209

o command     FC-180, FC-184

ODI-compliant LAN drivers
with ATM LANE     XC-34

ODR
configuration tasks     P1C-83
default route     P1C-85
description     P1C-83
disabling propagation of stub routing information     P1C-84
enabling     P1C-84
filtering information     P1C-84
redistributing     P1C-85
routes populating the IP routing table     P1C-84
stub routing information     P1C-84
timer     P1C-85

offload command     BC-416

offload support for TCP/IP     BC-48

offset-list command     P1C-89, P1C-97, P1C-131

offsets, applying     P1C-89, P1C-97, P1C-131

OIR     FC-229

On-Demand Routing
See ODR

one-step protocol translation method     DC-317

online documentation
See CCO

online insertion and removal
See OIR

open sessions, checking for     DC-124

Open Shortest Path First
See OSPF

operating system image
See system images

Operations, Administration, and Maintenance
See OAM

optimum switching
enabling     XC-15
See also switching

Organizational Unique Identifier (OUI), choosing for Ethernet Type II frames     BC-55

OSI
See ISO CLNS

OSPF
address range for a single route, specifying     P1C-110
advertised hello interval, setting     P1C-107
area parameters, configuring     P1C-109
authentication for an area, enabling     P1C-109
authentication key, specifying     P1C-107
basic commands, configuring (example)     P1C-117, P1C-118, P1C-193
broadcast or nonbroadcast networks, configuring for     P1C-108
broadcasts on X.25     WC-191
Cisco implementation     P1C-105
complex configuration (example)     P1C-121, P1C-197
conditional default origination
(example)     P1C-125, P1C-201
configuring     P1C-111
configuration (examples)     P1C-115
configuration task list     P1C-106
configuring
over on-demand circuits     P1C-113
default external route cost, assigning     P1C-109
default routes, generating     P1C-111
enabling     P1C-107
interface parameters, configuring     P1C-107
IP multicast     P1C-105
IRDP advertisements to multicast address, sending     P1C-23
link state retransmission interval, setting     P1C-107
lookup of DNS names, configuring     P1C-112
MD5 authentication
enabling     P1C-107
enabling for an area     P1C-109
multicast, IP     P1C-105
multicast addressing     P1C-108
neighbor state changes, viewing     P1C-114
network type, configuring     P1C-108
nonbroadcast networks, configuring     P1C-108
Not So Stubby Area     P1C-109
on-demand circuit     P1C-113
path cost, specifying     P1C-107
point-to-multipoint
(example)     P1C-115
description     P1C-108
route calculation timers, configuring     P1C-113
router "dead" interval, setting     P1C-107
route redistribution (example)     P1C-117, P1C-193
router ID, forcing choice of     P1C-112
router priority, setting     P1C-107
routers for an autonomous system, configuring (example)     P1C-119, P1C-195
simplex Ethernet interfaces, configuring     P1C-113
stub area, defining     P1C-109
transmission time for link state updates, setting     P1C-107
virtual link, establishing     P1C-111

ospf auto-cost command     P1C-112

ospf log-adj-changes command     P1C-114

output-delay command     P1C-92

owner command     FC-347

owning-cp command     BC-372

owning-nn command     BC-372

P


packet assembler/disassembler (PAD)
See PAD, PAD access on X.25, PAD standards

Packet-Level Protocol (PLP) restarts     WC-186

Packet OC-3 Interface Processor     FC-296

packets
compressed TCP/IP header     WC-192
maximum size, setting     FC-229
routes
tracing     FC-372
X.25 sequence numbering     WC-181

packet-switched nodes
DDN X.25     WC-205

packet-switched nodes, DDN X.25     WC-13

packet tunneling, and asynchronous host roaming     DC-409, FC-330

PAD
access on X.25     WC-192
Cisco's proprietary emulation
examples     DC-378
PAD connections     DC-368
switching sessions     DC-377
X.3 parameters     DC-377
PAD calls over XOT, enabling     DC-379
PPP over X.25
scenario description     DC-41
X.28
access and display options     DC-371
business applications     DC-370
command signals     DC-371
configuration     DC-370
description     DC-369
examples     DC-373
X.3 parameters     DC-373
See also X.3 PAD, PAD access on X.25, PAD standards

pad command     DC-318, DC-323, DC-376

padding packets, IPX     P2C-146, XC-18

PAD Enhancements
feature description     DC-379

PAD parameters     DC-377
(example)     DC-378

PAD Subaddressing
feature description     DC-380

PAD subaddressing
configuration examples
debug x25 command output     DC-381
show line command output     DC-382
tty lines     DC-381
vty lines     DC-381
configuration tasks
line, identifying     DC-381
PAD subaddress, configuring     DC-381
description     DC-380

PAP
authentication     DC-384, SC-40  to SC-43
CHAP, authentication order     DC-386
description     SC-40
enable authentication     SC-42
enabling     DC-335
outbound authentication     SC-43
request and acknowledgment     DC-385
using on VTY lines with PPP     DC-335

Parallel Channel Adapter (PCA)     BC-409

parity, configuring for a line     DC-207, DC-208

parity command     DC-207

partition flash command     FC-168

partitions
Flash memory
benefits     FC-168
configuration tasks     FC-168
supported systems     FC-168

passenger protocol (tunneling)     FC-325

passive-interface command     P1C-113, P1C-183

pass-through, RSRB (example)     BC-178

Password Authentication Protocol
See PAP

password command     DC-208, SC-138

passwords
assigning
for a line     DC-208
configuration (examples)     SC-223  to SC-224
configuring
enable password     SC-214
enable secret     SC-214
line password     SC-214
static enable password     SC-213
TACACS+     SC-215
(caution)     SC-215
encrypting     SC-215
(caution)     SC-215
IS-IS for CLNS
area, assigning on     P3C-66
authentication     P3C-66
configuring     P3C-70
domain, assigning on     P3C-66
interface, assigning on     P3C-70
IS-IS for IP
area, assigning on     P1C-142
authentication     P1C-142
domain, assigning on     P1C-142
interface, assigning on     P1C-141
password checking on a line, enabling     DC-208
recovering lost enable passwords     SC-217
procedure 1     SC-218
procedure 2     SC-219
procedures (tables)     SC-217
process     SC-217
recovering lost line passwords     SC-221
diagnostic mode settings (table)     SC-222

Path MTU Discovery
when the router acts as a host     P1C-67
when the router acts as a router     P1C-55

paths
Apollo Domain, setting maximum     P3C-9
costs, assigning for transparent bridging     BC-77
discovery, MTU     P1C-55
XNS, setting maximum     P3C-111

paths-of-statistics-kept command     FC-348

PC/3270 emulation, and source-route bridging     BC-135

PCA     BC-409

PCbus LAN management     FC-268

PCM, FDDI     FC-251

PCMCIA Flash memory cards
Cisco 1600 series     FC-164
Cisco 3600 series     FC-164
copying from an rcp server to (example)     FC-141
copying the running configuration to (example)     FC-120
copying to (example)     FC-117
deleting files from (example)     FC-118
erasing files from (example)     FC-118
formatting     FC-173
spare sectors     FC-173

PDN
CMNS (example)     WC-218
datagram transport (figure)     WC-186
X.25     WC-12
X.25, configuring     WC-181

PDU
error
See ERPDU
redirect
See RDPDU

peer default ip address command     DC-142, DC-392

peer default ip address pool command     DC-392

peer default ip address pool dhcp command     DC-392

peer neighbor-route command     DC-393

Peer-on-Demand Routing
DLSw+     BC-10

performance     XC-33

performance management
configuration task list     FC-357

period (.)
copy output     FC-209

permanent rate queues
AIP     WC-35
NPM     WC-93

permanent virtual circuit
See PVC

permit command     P1C-61

Per-User Configuration
feature description     DC-609

per-user configuration
AAA
RADIUS server     DC-617
server, storage location     DC-609
authentication and authorization phases
(figure)     DC-611
events     DC-611
AV pair attributes supported     DC-613
background     DC-609
benefits     DC-609
debugging commands (table)     DC-618
dial-in features used     DC-609
general operation, router or access server     DC-611
IP
address pooling     DC-612, DC-613
address pooling (example)     DC-612
TACACS (example)     DC-619
virtual profiles (example)     DC-619, DC-622
IPXWAN
virtual profiles, serial interface (example)     DC-621, DC-628
monitoring and debugging     DC-618
RADIUS
IP (example)     DC-622
IPX (example)     DC-628
TACACS server
CiscoSecure     DC-616
freeware     DC-616
freeware (example)     DC-621
terminology     DC-610
virtual access interface
creation     DC-611
duration and resources     DC-611
virtual profiles
difference     DC-591

Phase 1
See AppleTalk, Phase 1

Phase 2
See AppleTalk, Phase 2

Phase IV Prime
configuration example     P3C-46

Physical Connection Management (PCM)     FC-251

physical-layer command     DC-141, FC-310

physical layer interface module
See PLIM

physical unit
See PU

physical unit concentrator
See DSPU

PIM
See IP multicast routing, PIM

ping command     P1C-243
(example)     FC-208
and channelized T1 local loopback     DC-246
AppleTalk     P2C-54
before TFTP     FC-208
channelized E1, testing channel group     DC-247
connectivity, testing     FC-372
DECnet
privileged     P3C-45
user     P3C-45
during loopback     FC-238
IP
privileged     P1C-40
user     P1C-40
IPX     P2C-149
ISO CLNS
privileged     P3C-83
VINES     P3C-21
X.25 over multiple serial lines     WC-222
XNS     P3C-114

Plain English IPX Access List
access-list configuration mode     FC-16
types     P2C-123

PLIM
description, on the AIP     WC-5

PLIM, SONET
AIP     WC-36
ATM port adapter     WC-66
NPM     WC-94

point-of-presence (POP)     DC-409, FC-330

point-to-multipoint signaling
AIP
(example)     WC-48
configuring     WC-27
ATM port adapter
(example)     WC-73
configuring     WC-61
NPM
(example)     WC-104
configuring     WC-85

Point-to-Point Protocol
See PPP

point-to-point subinterface
AIP     WC-43
NPM     WC-99

polarity, receive circuitry, reversing automatically     FC-254

policy routing     P1C-184, P1C-185
fast switched     P1C-186

polling
controlling for secondary stations     BC-273
frequency     BC-267
interval     BC-268
transmit-poll-frame timer     BC-268

poll timer
AIP     WC-30
ATM port adapter     WC-62
NPM     WC-88

Poor Man's Routing, on DECnet     P3C-34

POP (point-of-presence)     DC-409, FC-330

port command     BC-364, BC-369

ports, dialin, configuring     DC-117

PPP     
AppleTalk over
(example)     DC-155
configuring     DC-408, DC-422
callback
(example)     DC-647
authentication     DC-645
client, configuring     DC-646
client-server application     DC-645
DDR     DC-645  to DC-647
retries     DC-645
RFC 1570     DC-645
server, configuring     DC-646
support required on both ends     DC-645
CHAP and PAP
authentication order     DC-386
compression     DC-387, FC-290
distributed, platform support     DC-388
hardware-dependent     DC-388
software     DC-387
connections     DC-410
enable encapsulation     SC-42
encapsulation, enabling     DC-385
example     DC-414
half-bridging     DC-393
(figure)     DC-394
operation     DC-393
inbound authentication     SC-43
IP
address negotiation, address sources     DC-389
address pooling     DC-389
IP over
configuring     DC-406
example     DC-155
IPX     P2C-119
IPX header compression on WAN links     DC-413
IPX over
configuring     DC-405, DC-406  to DC-407
dedicated IPX network numbers (example)     DC-156
loopback interfaces (example)     DC-155
VTY lines     DC-156, DC-331, DC-407
LAT, translation to     DC-358
Magic Number support     DC-383
MMP     DC-583  to DC-587
Multilink
See Multilink PPP
neighbor routes     DC-393
network-layer protocols over, configuring     DC-405
on VTY lines     DC-418
outbound authentication     SC-43
peer neighbor routes
created automatically, disabling     DC-393
dialer interface effect     DC-393
group-async interface effect     DC-393
reliable link     DC-392
RFCs 1331 and 1332     DC-403
sample telecommuting configuration (figure)     DC-404
session, automatic startup     DC-149
with LAN Extender     FC-257
X.25, tunneling over (example)     DC-359

PPP/Internet Protocol Control Protocol
See PPP/IPCP

PPP/IPCP     DC-707

ppp authentication chap command     DC-490, DC-516, DC-519, WC-42, WC-98
dialer profiles, and physical interface configuration     DC-543
MMP virtual template interface     DC-586
Multilink PPP     DC-397
PPP callback client     DC-646

ppp authentication command     DC-386

ppp authentication pap command     DC-516
Multilink PPP     DC-396

ppp bap callback accept command     DC-639

ppp bap call request command     DC-639

ppp bap call timer command     DC-639

ppp bap drop after-retries command     DC-639

ppp bap link types analog command     DC-638, DC-639

ppp bap link types isdn analog command     DC-638, DC-639

ppp bap max dial-attempts command     DC-638, DC-639

ppp bap max dialers command     DC-638, DC-639

ppp bap max ind-retries command     DC-638, DC-639

ppp bap max req-retries command     DC-638, DC-639

ppp bap number default command     DC-638, DC-639

ppp bap number secondary command     DC-639

ppp bap timeout pending command     DC-638, DC-639

ppp bap timeout response command     DC-638, DC-639

ppp bridge appletalk command     DC-394

ppp bridge ip command     DC-394

ppp bridge ipx command     DC-394

PPP callback     DC-139

ppp callback accept command     DC-646, DC-650

ppp callback initiate command     DC-650

ppp callback request command     DC-646

ppp command     DC-410

ppp-dest-address command     BC-365

PPP Interleaving and Fair Queuing Support
feature description     DC-398

ppp multilink bap command     DC-637

ppp multilink command     DC-395, DC-396, DC-397
MMP virtual template interface     DC-586

PPP over ATM
(example)     WC-52, WC-107
AIP
(example)     WC-52
configuring     WC-41  to WC-44
PVC     WC-44
feature description     WC-41, WC-97
NPM
(example)     WC-107
configuring     WC-97  to WC-100
PVC     WC-99

ppp quality command     DC-387

ppp reliable-link command     DC-392

ppp use-tacacs command     DC-386, DC-516

ppp use-tacacs translate option, mapping to virtual interface template command     DC-323

predictor compression     WC-175

preferred routes, specifying with ISO IGRP     P3C-77

PRI
See ISDN PRI

pri-group command     DC-236, DC-237

pri groups
channel groups, same controller (example)     DC-251

pri-group timeslots nfas_d command
24 B channels, configuring     DC-258
backup D channel, configuring     DC-258
primary D channel, configuring     DC-258

primary IP addresses, setting     P1C-6

Primary Rate Interface
See ISDN PRI

primary station
definition     BC-22
enabling routing device as     BC-270

printer
configuration (example)     DC-150

priority
dialer pools     DC-541

priority-group command     BC-228, FC-362

priority groups
(example)     BC-237

priority list
description     FC-360

priority-list command     BC-228, FC-362

priority-list interface command     FC-362

priority-list protocol bstun command     BC-248

priority-list protocol command     BC-169, P2C-21, FC-362, FC-363
establishing queuing priorities     FC-263

priority-list protocol ip tcp command     BC-248

priority-list queue-limit command     FC-362, FC-364

priority-list stun address command     BC-230

priority queueing
assigning to an interface     FC-362
assigning to a protocol     FC-362
configuring     FC-361
default, assigning     FC-362
description     FC-359
group     FC-362, FC-364
maximum packets     FC-362, FC-364
monitoring     FC-363, FC-364
types     FC-360
See also priority queuing

priority queuing
enabling     BC-226
X.25     WC-197

privileged EXEC mode
accessing     FC-11
description     FC-11
prompt     FC-11
summary     FC-15

privilege level command     DC-208

privileges
changing default     SC-216
configuration (examples)     SC-223  to SC-224
configuring
multiple levels     SC-216
privilege level     SC-216
displaying current level     SC-216
logging in     SC-216

probes
(examples)     FC-352
configuring     FC-346
history, collecting     FC-348
monitoring     FC-350
reaction conditions, setting     FC-349
resetting     FC-349
scheduling     FC-349
statistics, capturing     FC-347
triggers, setting     FC-349

process switching
See switching

prompt command     FC-379

prompts
customizing     FC-379
system     FC-15, FC-20

propagation-delay command     BC-363, BC-367

protocol addresses
AIP     WC-21
ATM port adapter     WC-55
NPM     WC-79

protocol data unit (PDU)
See ERPDU

Protocol-Independent Multicast
See IP multicast routing, PIM

protocols
carrier (tunneling)     FC-325
exterior IP gateway     P1C-3
passenger (tunneling)     FC-325
queueing priority, assigning     FC-363
selecting terminal transport     DC-206
transport (tunneling)     FC-325

protocol translation
applications, configuration examples     DC-339  to DC-348
basic configuration (example)     DC-340
central site     DC-343
general configuration (example)     DC-341, DC-342
LAT-to-LAT
over a WAN (figure)     DC-347
over Frame Relay or SMDS (example)     DC-346
over IP WAN (example)     DC-344
via X.25 (example)     DC-348
LAT-to-PPP (example)     DC-358
LAT-to-TCP
local translation (example)     DC-356
over a WAN (figure)     DC-351
via X.25 (example)     DC-351
LAT-to-X.25 host (example)     DC-354
one-step method
configuring     DC-317, DC-318
TCP-to-X.25-host connections (example)     DC-364
understanding     DC-317
outgoing options, mapping to virtual interface template commands     DC-323
parameters, changing dynamically (example)     DC-366

protocol translation (continued)
parameters and settings, changing dynamically (example)     DC-365
SLIP or PPP with a virtual asynchronous interface     DC-318
TCP-to-SLIP translation     DC-358
tunneling PPP over X.25 (example)     DC-358, DC-359
two-step for virtual templates, maximum number     DC-320
two-step method     DC-318, DC-323
configuring     DC-318, DC-323
for TCP-to-PAD connections (example)     DC-364
using as general purpose gateway     DC-323
using translate command     DC-317
virtual interface templates
benefits     DC-321
configuration tasks     DC-336
description     DC-319
X.25 PAD-to-LAT (example)     DC-360
X.25 PAD-to-TCP (example)     DC-362
X.25-to-PPP tunneling (example)     DC-359

protocol translation sessions
changing the number supported     DC-330
number supported     DC-324, DC-329

protocol translator
ttycap selection process     DC-293

protocol type, filtering by     BC-73

proxy ARP
definition     P1C-22
disabling     P1C-12

proxy explorers, configuring     BC-134

proxy network numbers
(example)     P2C-74
interoperability     P2C-41

proxy node, enabling LAT     DC-281

Prune message     P1C-207

pseudobroadcasting     WC-4
AIP     WC-22
ATM port adapter     WC-56
NPM     WC-80
SMDS     WC-11, WC-166
(example)     WC-170

pseudonode, NLSP     P2C-97

PU
configuration mode     FC-22
definition, required to configure SDLLC     BC-303
devices, defining with DSPU     BC-30
type 2 devices, defining     BC-30

public data network
See PDN

pulse-time command     DC-226, FC-293

pu-type-20 command     BC-367

PVC
AIP
(example)     WC-46
configuring     WC-20, WC-21
PPP over ATM     WC-44
ATM port adapter
(example)     WC-70
configuring     WC-54, WC-55
NPM
(example)     WC-102
configuring     WC-78, WC-79
PPP over ATM     WC-99
X.25
establishing (example)     WC-216
locally switched, configuring     WC-201
remote tunneling (example)     WC-217
switching on same router (example)     WC-213

pwd command     FC-174

Q


Q.2931 protocol     WC-24, WC-58, WC-82

qllc accept-all-calls command     BC-286

QLLC conversion
(examples)     BC-297  to BC-303
customizing     BC-287
enabling     BC-285
implementation considerations     BC-29
monitoring     BC-289
topology     BC-27

qllc dlsw command     BC-195

qllc npsi-poll command     BC-286

qllc partner command     BC-287

qllc sap command     BC-288

qllc srb command     BC-286

qllc xid command     BC-287

QOS
ISO CLNS use of     P3C-79
traffic shaping     WC-121

Qualified Logical Link Control
See QLLC conversion

Quality of Service
See QOS

question command     FC-23

queue-list default command     FC-363

queue-list interface command     FC-363

queue-list protocol bstun command     BC-248

queue-list protocol ip tcp command     BC-248

queue-list queue byte-count command     FC-364

queue-list queue-limit command     FC-364

queues
controlling hold     FC-227
custom     FC-360
priority     FC-359

queues (continued)
random early detection     FC-360
weighted fair     FC-359

queuing
effect of X.25 flow control     WC-198
priority
assigning by LU address     BC-229
assigning by serial interface address     BC-228
X.25     WC-197

R


R2 signaling
Cisco AS5200     DC-244

RADIUS
accounting     SC-79
attributes     SC-79, SC-239
accounting     SC-243  to SC-245
IETF     SC-239  to SC-243
vendor-proprietary     SC-80, SC-245  to SC-246
authentication     SC-79
login     SC-28
PPP     SC-30
authorization     SC-58, SC-79
configuration (examples)     SC-80
configuring     SC-75
queries for IP addresses     SC-79
queries for static routes     SC-79
server communication     SC-77
tasks     SC-77
vendor-proprietary     SC-78
operation     SC-76
overview     SC-75

RAND compressor     WC-175

random-detect command     FC-364

random early detection     P1C-76
description     FC-360
enabling     FC-364

RARP
compared to BOOTP     DC-404

RARP, definition     P1C-10

RARP server
AutoInstall, configuring     FC-63
configuring a router as     FC-211
(example)     FC-212
role in AutoInstall
(figure)     FC-56

rate queues
AIP
dynamic     WC-34, WC-35
dynamic (example)     WC-50
permanent     WC-34, WC-35
NPM
dynamic     WC-93
dynamic (example)     WC-105
permanent     WC-93

raw queue size
AIP     WC-36

RCONSOLE, available in NASI sessions     DC-570

rcp
authentication database
adding entries (example)     FC-217
creating for remote users     FC-217
Cisco's implementation     FC-214
Cisco versus UNIX command syntax     FC-217
DNS lookups, turning off     FC-219
local username     FC-219
remote hostname     FC-219
remote username     FC-219
configuring     FC-218
requests
sending     FC-218
supporting     FC-217, FC-219
security     FC-219
server
boot from (example)     FC-152
configuration files, copying     FC-108, FC-110
system images, copying     FC-129, FC-140
using     FC-217

RDPDU
interval to disable     P3C-82
ISO CLNS, configuring for sending     P3C-82

reaction conditions
setting for RTR     FC-349

real-time traffic, on Multilink PPP connections     DC-398

Real-time Transport Protocol
See RTP

Real-Time Transport Protocol Header Compression     FC-291

rebooting
See booting

recursive route problem     FC-327

RED     P1C-76

redefine access list     BC-131

redirect protocol data unit
See RDPDU

redistribute command     P2C-89, P2C-113
in router configuration mode     P1C-181
ISO CLNS     P3C-75
route aggregation     P2C-105, P2C-108, P2C-111, P2C-112

redistribute static command     P3C-75
DDR     DC-531
Legacy DDR     DC-499

redistribution
AppleTalk Enhanced IGRP     P2C-47
IGRP
(example)     P1C-190
routes, disabling default information between processes     P1C-182
routes, using same metric value for all routes     P1C-182
IPX Enhanced IGRP     P2C-89
IS-IS for IP     P1C-180
match criteria
address     P3C-76
RIP, IP (example)     P1C-191
RIP and IGRP protocol (example)     P1C-191
route maps, using     P1C-180, P3C-76
routes     P3C-75
routing information     P1C-180
static routing (example)     P1C-190
See also route redistribution

redundancy
between multiple routers     XC-41
HSRP     XC-41
in VLANs     XC-36
See also, HSRP

Reflexive Access Lists
benefits     SC-145
configuration
(examples)     SC-152
prework     SC-148
defining     SC-150
description     SC-146
firewall feature     SC-12
nesting     SC-151
overview     SC-145
process     SC-147
restrictions     SC-148
temporary entries
characteristics     SC-147
timeouts, global     SC-152

refuse-message command     DC-272

regular expressions
X.25 pattern matching (example)     WC-214

rejected frames, setting time for resending     BC-267

relative line number     DC-115

reload cancel command     FC-189

reload command     FC-14, FC-188
boot from Flash     FC-150, FC-203
modify boot field     FC-184

reloads
scheduled     FC-188
(example)     FC-188
canceling     FC-189
canceling (example)     FC-189
information, displaying     FC-189

relocatable images
run-from-Flash systems     FC-165

REM
function in LNM     BC-120
reporting interval, changing     BC-123

remote authentication database     DC-460  to DC-461

Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service
See RADIUS

remote command execution
rsh     FC-215, FC-216

remote communication server, automatic dialing     DC-131

remote copying
See rcp

remote copy protocol
See rcp

remote Ethernet LAN     FC-256

Remote Flow Control option     DC-272

remote loopback
56/64 kbps CSU/DSU
Cisco 2524     FC-234
Cisco 2525     FC-234
remote DDS CSU/DSU     DC-248

remote loopback (interface)
FT1/T1 CSU/DSU, Cisco 2524 and 2525     FC-234

remote office
enterprise dial     DC-6
service provider dial     DC-6

remote offices
bidirectional dial     DC-76
bidirectional examples     DC-80
central site dial     DC-58
central site examples     DC-60
scalability issues     DC-57

remote PC
large scale dial     DC-6
PPP over X.25     DC-6
small scale dial     DC-6
VPDN dial     DC-6

remote peer
enabling LLC2 local acknowledgment with     BC-166
SMDS (example)     WC-167

remote source-route bridging
See RSRB

remote username
configuring     FC-218
defaults     FC-218

REMOTTO definition, adjusting for SDLLC     BC-303

rendezvous point (RP)
See IP multicast routing, RP

report path trace function, disabling     BC-122

request-data-size command     FC-347

reserved-inbound command     BC-361

reserved-outbound command     BC-361

Resource Reservation Protocol
See RSVP

resources
sharing between VLANs     XC-36

responder support
AppleTalk     P2C-55

response-data-size command     FC-347

response time reporter
See RTR

response time reporter configuration mode
description     FC-19
rtr command     FC-22
summary     FC-22

resume
menu command     FC-37

resume/next command     FC-38

resume command     DC-377

resume connection command     FC-37
menu command     FC-37

resuming connections, examples     DC-378

retransmission interval
setting for IP IS-IS     P1C-139
setting LSP     P3C-69

retry-limit command     BC-363, BC-366

Reverse Address Resolution Protocol
See RARP

reverse modem connections, supporting     DC-137

Reverse Path Forwarding (RPF)
description     P1C-222

reverse Telnet
See direct Telnet session

RFC 1027
Proxy ARP     P1C-10, P1C-12

RFC 1042, SNAP encapsulation     FC-245, FC-267

RFC 1055
SLIP     DC-403

RFC 1058
RIP     P1C-87

RFC 1080
Telnet Remote Flow Control Option     DC-272

RFC 1084
extended BOOTP requests     FC-214

RFC 1101
DNS     FC-62

RFC 1108
IP Security Options     SC-229

RFC 1112
Host Extensions for IP Multicasting     P1C-206

RFC 1144     DC-151
TCP/IP header compression     DC-410, WC-192
TCP header compression     P1C-66, P1C-231

RFC 1157
SNMPv1     FC-338

RFC 1163
BGP Version 2     P1C-145

RFC 1166
Internet Numbers     P1C-6

RFC 1183
DNS     FC-62

RFC 1191
Path MTU Discovery     P1C-55, P1C-67

RFC 1195
Use of OSI IS-IS     P1C-9

RFC 1209
multiple logical IP subnetworks     WC-164

RFC 1213
MIB II variables     FC-339

RFC 1215
SNMP traps     FC-339

RFC 1219
Variable-Length Subnet Masks (VLSM)     P1C-177

RFC 1231
IEEE 802.5 Token Ring MIB     BC-7

RFC 1231, IEEE 802.5 Token Ring MIB     FC-266

RFC 1243     P2C-2

RFC 1253
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) MIB     P1C-105

RFC 1256
Router Discovery Protocol     P1C-23

RFC 1267
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Version 3     P1C-145

RFC 1286
MIB variables for transparent bridging     BC-1

RFC 1294/1490     WC-145

RFC 1305
NTP     FC-382, FC-386

RFC 1323
TCP timestamp     P1C-68
window scaling     SC-158

RFC 1331
PPP     DC-403

RFC 1332
IPCP     DC-403

RFC 1334
CHAP and PAP, PPP authentication protocols     DC-384
PPP authentication     DC-386
See also RFC 1994

RFC 1348
DNS NSAP RRs     P1C-15
Domain Name System     P3C-74

RFC 1349     BC-427

RFC 1356
IETF standard encapsulation     WC-179, WC-188, WC-193

RFC 1395
BOOTP extensions     FC-63

RFC 1403
BGP/OSPF interaction     P1C-169

RFC 1406     FC-277, FC-278

RFC 1407     FC-277, FC-278

RFC 1434
prestandard DLSw implementation     BC-11

RFC 1441 through 1451
SNMPv2Classic     FC-338

RFC 1447
SNMPv2 Party MIB     FC-339

RFC 1450
SNMPv2 MIB     FC-339

RFC 1469
IP Multicast over Token-Ring Local Area Networks     P1C-219

RFC 1483
ATM fast-path transparent bridging     BC-2
bridge frame formats     WC-4, WC-39, WC-68, WC-96
multiprotocol encapsulation     WC-2, WC-15

RFC 1490
BAN support     BC-31
BNN support     BC-31
multiprotocol encapsulation     BC-2, BC-31, WC-16

RFC 1516, SNMP management of hubs     FC-253

RFC 1531
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)     P1C-26

RFC 1553, IPX header compression over WAN media     P2C-118

RFC 1567
NSSA areas     P1C-105

RFC 1570
PPP callback     DC-645

RFC 1576     BC-411

RFC 1577
classical IP and ARP over ATM     WC-4
IP and ARP over ATM     WC-31, WC-63, WC-90

RFC 1583
OSPF Version 2     P1C-105

RFC 1593
SNMP management via APPN MIB     BC-34

RFC 1619     FC-296

RFC 1631
The IP Network Address Translator (NAT)     P1C-28, DC-693

RFC 1634     P2C-119

RFC 1647     BC-411

RFC 1661
PPP     DC-383

RFC 1662     FC-296

RFC 1663
PPP Reliable Transmission     DC-392

RFC 1695
managed objects for ATM     WC-3

RFC 1757
RMON     FC-342

RFC 1771
BGP Version 4     P1C-145

RFC 1793
OSPF over demand circuit     P1C-105

RFC 1795
DLSw standard     BC-9

RFC 1889     FC-291, WC-135
Real-time Transport Protocol     P1C-230

RFC 1901
SNMPv2C     FC-338

RFC 1902 through 1907
SNMPv2     FC-338

RFC 1989
PPP link quality monitoring     DC-387

RFC 1994
CHAP, PPP authentication protocol     DC-384

RFC 2018
TCP selective acknowledgment     P1C-68

RFC 2037
Entity MIB     FC-339

RFC 783
TFTP     FC-62

RFC 791
Internet Protocol     P1C-56
subnetting     P1C-7

RFC 792
Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)     P1C-53

RFC 826
ARP     P1C-10

RFC 862
Echo TCP and UDP service     P1C-2

RFC 863
Discard TCP and UDP service     P1C-2

RFC 877
IP encapsulation     WC-186, WC-189

RFC 896
Nagle's algorithm     FC-358

RFC 903
RARP     P1C-10, FC-63

RFC 906
bootstrap loading using TFTP     FC-62

RFC 919
Broadcasting Internet Datagrams     P1C-25

RFC 922
Broadcasting IP Datagrams in the Presence of Subnets     P1C-25

RFC 951
BOOTP servers     FC-63

RIF
cache
clearing     BC-136, FC-237
monitoring     FC-231
cache entries, static
adding (example)     BC-143
adding for two-hop path (example)     BC-144
configuring     BC-110
contents, displaying     BC-136
enabling     BC-109
ring groups, establishing     BC-110
use in source-route bridging     BC-6, BC-109

rif command     BC-110

rif timeout command     BC-110

rif validate-enable-age command     BC-110

rif validate-enable command     BC-110

rif validate-enable-route-cache command     BC-110

ring, scheduling FDDI     FC-250

Ring Error Monitor
See REM

ring group
assigning to an interface     BC-105
defining for SRB     BC-104
definition     BC-104
example     BC-139

RIP
IP
authentication     P1C-90
configuring     P1C-87
enabling     P1C-88
hop count     P1C-87
redistribution example     P1C-191
route summarization, disabling     P1C-91
running with IGRP     P1C-91
source IP address, disabling validation of     P1C-91
timers, adjusting     P1C-89
unicast updates, allowing     P1C-88
version, specifying     P1C-89
IPX
description     P2C-136
disable sending of general query     P2C-140
timers     P2C-137
updates, delays     P2C-136
updates, linking to SAP     P2C-140
updates, linking to SAP updates     P2C-140
Net/One updates     P3C-103
XNS updates     P3C-103
delay between updates     P3C-110
receiving     P3C-104, P3C-106
setting timers     P3C-110
timer (example)     P3C-116

rlogin
connections to server     DC-274
description     DC-271, DC-273
example     DC-275

rlogin command     DC-274

RMON
(examples)     FC-351
agent status, displaying     FC-343
alarms, setting     FC-343
enabling     FC-342
event table     FC-343
queue size     FC-343

rmon alarm command     FC-343

rmon command     FC-342

rmon event command     FC-343

rmon queuesize command     FC-343

robbed bit signaling
(examples)     DC-251
configuration tasks     DC-244

Robbed Bit Signaling for the Cisco AS5200
feature description     DC-243

role command     BC-363, BC-365

ROM
booting from
automatically     FC-152
(example)     FC-153
manually     FC-205
(example)     FC-206

ROM monitor mode
booting
Flash     FC-204
(example)     FC-204
from MOP server     FC-206
from network     FC-205
ROM     FC-205
system image     FC-204
commands     FC-14  to FC-15
configuration register boot field     FC-183
entering     FC-204
summary     FC-15
using     FC-14
using system image instead of reloading     FC-206

root bridge, selecting     BC-77

rotary command     DC-150

rotary groups
configuring     DC-150
description     DC-150

round trip time monitor
See RTR

route
distribution     XC-36
processing     XC-36

route-additional-resistance command     BC-358

route aggregation, configuring for NLSP
See NLSP

route-aggregation command     P2C-104  to P2C-112

route authentication
IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-132
RIP     P1C-90

route cache
size     P2C-144, XC-16
switching decision     XC-5

route cache invalidation
controlling     P2C-145, XC-16

route cache invalidation, controlling     DC-414, XC-17

route cost
DECnet     P3C-37
setting     P3C-36

route-map command     P3C-76
for policy routing     P1C-185
for redistribution     P1C-180

route-map configuration mode
description     FC-19
summary     FC-22

route maps
ISO IGRP, redistributing into     P3C-76
policy routing, defining     P1C-185
redistribution, defining     P1C-180

router
architecture     XC-6
configuration
command mode     FC-20, FC-22
decisions     FC-1
tasks     FC-1
file management     FC-2
interfaces     FC-3
name     FC-380
system management     FC-4
user interface     FC-2

router bgp command     P1C-147

Router Discovery Protocol     P1C-23

route redistribution
Enhanced IGRP
NLSP     P2C-89
Enhanced IGRP and NLSP
(example)     P2C-158
Enhanced IGRP NLSP, configuring     P2C-113
See also redistribution

route reflector     P1C-155

router eigrp command     P1C-129

Router ForeSight     WC-145

router igrp command     P1C-97

router isis command     P1C-138, P3C-64, P3C-66

router iso-igrp command     P3C-62

router level, specifying, IS-IS for IP     P1C-142

router odr command     P1C-84, P1C-85

router ospf command     P1C-107, P1C-113

router rip command     P1C-88

routers
in switched VLANs     XC-36

routes
default, IP
determining gateway of last resort     P1C-179
specifying     P1C-179
IGRP, types     P1C-95
static
IP, configuring     P1C-178
IPX     P2C-136
VINES     P3C-19
XNS     P3C-110

route summarization     P1C-131
between OSPF areas     P1C-110
Enhanced IGRP     P1C-131
IS-IS addresses     P1C-142
RIP     P1C-91
when redistributing into OSPF     P1C-111

routing
Apollo Domain     P3C-6
asynchronous     DC-144
default     DC-144
sample configuration (figure)     DC-405
between VLANs     XC-36
concurrent routing and bridging     BC-63
DDR
preparing     DC-471
decision     XC-6
information, filtering task list     P1C-182
integrated routing and bridging     BC-3
on dedicated dial-in routing device, (example)     DC-158
on Token Ring     FC-266
process     XC-7
processes     XC-6
routing decision     XC-6
VINES     P3C-13
X.25     WC-199

routing cache, ISO CLNS
clearing     P3C-82
displaying entries     P3C-83
reinitializing     P3C-82

routing device
configuring as an ARA server     DC-421

routing device command     FC-20

routing domain confederation     P1C-155

routing information field
See RIF

routing table
Apollo Domain     P3C-8, P3C-9
AppleTalk     P2C-55
controlling     P2C-39
update timers     P2C-41
BGP, attributes     P1C-150
IP
dynamic     P1C-178
removing entries from     P1C-96
static     P1C-178
IPX     P2C-127, P2C-149
ISO CLNS
dynamic entries     P3C-60
static entries     P3C-60
RIP update timers     P3C-110
VINES     P3C-19, P3C-21
XNS     P3C-109

Routing Table Maintenance Protocol
See RTMP

Routing Table Protocol
See VINES, RTP

routing tables
AppleTalk
update filters     P2C-23

routing translate option, mapping to virtual interface template command     DC-323

RP
See IP multicast routing, RP

RPF     P1C-222

RPS, function in LNM     BC-120

rsh
authentication database
adding entries (example)     FC-215
Cisco's implementation     FC-214
commands from remote users
supporting     FC-219
supporting (example)     FC-215
disabling     FC-215
DNS lookups, turning off     FC-219
local username     FC-219
remote command execution, allowing     FC-215
remote hostname     FC-219
remotely executing commands     FC-216
(example)     FC-216
remote username     FC-219
security     FC-215, FC-219
using     FC-215

rsh command     FC-216

RSP flow switching     XC-27

RSP optimum switching     XC-27

RSRB
all transport types (example)     BC-175
Cisco's implementation     BC-8
class of service, enabling     BC-169
configuration examples     BC-171  to BC-185
direct encapsulation     BC-157
direct Frame Relay encapsulation (example)     BC-172
DSPU configuration     BC-310
fast switching using FTCP, configuring     BC-162
FST
connection (example)     BC-173
enabling     BC-159
IP encapsulation over TCP     BC-161, BC-162
largest frame     BC-170
load sharing (example)     BC-183
local acknowledgment
and passthrough (example)     BC-178
configuring for LLC2     BC-163
example     BC-175
pass-through (example)     BC-178
peer bridges, listing     BC-161
simple reliability     BC-183
SNA Service Point configuration     BC-320
TCP connection
configuring over     BC-161, BC-165
example     BC-172

rsrb-virtual-station command     BC-362

RSVP
ATM considerations     P1C-78
bandwidth considerations     P1C-77
description     P1C-75
distinct reservation     P1C-76
enabling     P1C-79
filters and bandwidth, displaying     P1C-80
Frame Relay considerations     P1C-78
implementation considerations     P1C-77
interface information, displaying     P1C-80
monitoring     P1C-80
neighbor reservations, limiting     P1C-80
neighbors, displaying     P1C-80
planning     P1C-77
quality of service guarantees     P1C-75
random early detection     FC-361
real-time traffic problems     P1C-75
receiver information, displaying     P1C-80
request information, displaying     P1C-80
sender information, displaying     P1C-80
shared explicit reservation     P1C-76
shared reservation     P1C-76
task list     P1C-78
traffic types     P1C-75
weighted fair queuing, relationship with     P1C-76
wild card filter     P1C-76

rtchk command     P3C-2

RTMP     P2C-2
advertising routes with no zones     P2C-40
definition     P2C-2
interfaces     P2C-15
routing table
update timers     P2C-41
routing updates     P2C-40
strict checking     P2C-39, P2C-40
stub mode     P2C-40

RTP
description     P1C-230, FC-291, WC-135
See also RTP header compression
See also VINES, RTP

RTP Header Compression
description     P1C-230

RTP header compression     P1C-230
(examples)     P1C-245
(figure)     P1C-231
and TCP header compression, enabling     P1C-232
connections supported     P1C-232
enabling     P1C-232
Frame Relay encapsulation, using     P1C-232
Frame Relay statistics, displaying     P1C-243
passive     P1C-232
prerequisites     P1C-231
statistics
clearing     P1C-242
displaying     P1C-243
supported protocols     P1C-231

RTR
(examples)     FC-352
configuration task list     FC-346
history, collecting     FC-348
monitoring     FC-350
network performance, monitoring     FC-346
probes
configuring     FC-346
monitoring     FC-350
resetting     FC-349
scheduling     FC-349
reaction conditions, setting     FC-349
statistics, capturing     FC-347
triggers, setting     FC-349

rtr command     FC-22, FC-346

rtr reaction-configuration command     FC-349

rtr reaction-trigger command     FC-349

rtr reset command     FC-349

rtr schedule command     FC-349

run-from-Flash systems
Flash Load Helper     FC-169
image downloading tasks     FC-135

running configuration
copying
from an rcp server (example)     FC-111
to an rcp server     FC-108
to an rcp server (example)     FC-109
rcp server, copying from
(example)     FC-111

rxboot ROM
streamlined setup facility     FC-71

rxspeed command     DC-207

S


SA-Comp/1 and SA-Comp-4 Data Compression Service Adapters     FC-290

safe-store-cycle command     BC-358

safe-store-host command     BC-358

safe-store-interval command     BC-358

samples-of-history-kept command     FC-348

SAP
delay between packets     P2C-139
setting     P2C-134, P2C-135
description     P2C-4
filters
creating     P2C-128
filters (example)     P2C-169
filters (examples)     P2C-170
general query
disabling     P2C-140
queue length
setting     P2C-138
responses to GNS requests
controlling     P2C-141
static entries
configuring     P2C-138
table
static entries     P2C-138
updates
Enhanced IGRP     P2C-90
linking to RIP     P2C-140
setting     P2C-138
update timers     P2C-139

SAR
AIP     WC-20
ATM port adapter     WC-54
NPM     WC-78

satellite link
LAPB as a transport     WC-173

scalability
in VLANs     XC-33

scenarios
enterprise dial     DC-57
service provider dial     DC-13

scheduler allocate command     FC-358

scheduler interval command     FC-358

SCI interface card
loopback on serial     FC-240

script arap-callback command     DC-652

script callback command     DC-652

script dialer command     DC-478

script-reset command     DC-129

SDLC
buffer size, controlling     BC-273
configuration
displaying     BC-275
examples     BC-275
task list     BC-269
DLSw+
configuration (example)     BC-277
support     BC-271
encapsulation for Frame Relay access support configuration (example)     BC-276
frame size, controlling     BC-273
FRMRs, determining use     BC-272
I-frame size, specifying largest     BC-275, BC-284
line speed for, increasing     BC-284
local acknowledgment
enabling     BC-226
priority queuing     BC-226
multilink transmission groups     BC-227
design recommendations     BC-227
output buffering     BC-273
polling secondary stations, controlling     BC-272, BC-273
primary node     BC-225
primary station, enabling two-way simultaneous mode     BC-271
protocol, controlling     BC-272
retry counts, controlling     BC-272
secondary node     BC-225
STUN
local acknowledgment
(example)     BC-235
timers, controlling     BC-272
transport protocol
choosing     BC-221
two-way simultaneous mode
configuration (example)     BC-276
enabling     BC-271
window size, controlling     BC-273

sdlc address command     BC-194, BC-271, BC-314

sdlc cts-delay command
See half-duplex timer command     FC-310

sdlc-dest-address command     BC-365

sdlc dlsw command     BC-194

sdlc frmr-disable command     BC-272

sdlc holdq command     BC-273

sdlc k command     BC-273

sdlc n1 command     BC-273

sdlc n2 command     BC-272

sdlc partner command     BC-194

sdlc poll-limit-value command     BC-273, BC-274

sdlc role command     BC-194, BC-270, BC-271, BC-314

sdlc rts-timeout command
See half-duplex timer command     FC-310

sdlc sdlc-largest-frame command     BC-284

sdlc-sec-addr command     BC-362

sdlc simultaneous command     BC-272

sdlc t1 command     BC-272

sdlc test command     BC-275

sdlc virtual-multidrop command     BC-220

sdlc vmac command     BC-194

SDLLC
Cisco's implementation     BC-23
configuration
(examples)     BC-293
task list     BC-279
customizing     BC-283
Ethernet and translational bridging, configuring     BC-283
frame size differences, resolving     BC-25
LLC2 I-frame size, specifying largest     BC-283
local acknowledgment state for, displaying     BC-285
RSRB and local acknowledgment, configuring     BC-282
SDLC I-frame size, specifying largest     BC-275, BC-284
virtual Token Ring implementation     BC-24

sdllc partner command     BC-281

sdllc ring-largest-frame command     BC-284

sdllc traddr command     BC-280

sdllc xid command     BC-280

SDSU
SMDS CSU/DSU     WC-11

secondary addresses
IP
assigning     P1C-7
in networking subnets (example)     P1C-41
use in Frame Relay and SMDS (example)     P1C-93, P1C-102

secondary networks, IPX
See IPX, secondary networks

secondary station
controlling polling for     BC-273
definition     BC-22
enabling routing device as     BC-270

Secure Data Exchange (SDE)
IEEE 802.10     XC-55

security     XC-34
filtering     XC-33
firewalls     SC-11
internal username authentication     DC-427
IP
denial-of-service attacks     SC-157
IPSO     SC-229
TCP SYN-flooding attacks     SC-157
See also DNSIX, lock-and-key, Reflexive Access Lists, TCP Intercept
IP Enhanced IGRP authentication     P1C-132
local databases     DC-460
policies
creating     SC-4
nature of     SC-4
tips     SC-5
remote databases     DC-460
risks
identifying     SC-8
preventing     SC-8
TACACS     DC-428
VLANs     XC-32
See also access lists, authentication, network data encryption

Security Association Identifier (SAID)
IEEE 802.10     XC-55

security command     BC-363, BC-367

security precautions
Flash memory card     FC-165

security profiles, remote security servers, stored on     DC-460

seed router
AppleTalk     P2C-14

segmentation     XC-31, XC-32
with VLANs     XC-36

segmentation and reassembly
See SAR

selective acknowledgment, TCP     P1C-68

Semipermanent Circuit Support on ISDN PRI     DC-240

semipermanent connections
ISDN
Germany, Australia     DC-259
ISDN BRI     DC-216
ISDN PRI     DC-240

send-lifetime command     P1C-187
for DRP     P1C-58
for IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-132

Sequenced Packet Exchange (SPX)     P2C-118

Sequenced Routing Update Protocol
See SRTP

serial interface cards, loopback on     FC-240

serial interface encapsulation, configuring     BC-359

serial interfaces
asynchronous
configuring     DC-139
encapsulation     DC-143
BSTUN
assigning     BC-247
configuring     BC-247
clearing     BC-424, FC-237
clock rate     DC-227
configuring     FC-276
DCE mode     DC-227
default encapsulation     DC-224
dial backup     DC-553  to DC-557
(examples)     DC-555
asynchronous interface (example)     DC-555
ISDN interface (example)     DC-556
line delay     DC-555
task list     DC-554
traffic load threshold     DC-555
DTR signal pulsing     DC-226, FC-293
HDLC encapsulation, default     WC-179
high-speed     FC-273
IP, example     P1C-41
LAT compression     BC-68
Link Quality Monitoring (LQM)     DC-386
loopback     FC-240
loopback on     FC-239
parallel     BC-80
synchronous
encapsulation     FC-276
invoking ATM     FC-291
maintaining     BC-424, FC-237
supporting cards     FC-275
transmit delay     DC-226, FC-293

serial interfaces, ATM
(example)     WC-17
ATM-DXI encapsulation, enabling     WC-16
ATM-DXI PVC, enabling     WC-16
ATM-DXI PVC, protocol addresses     WC-17
enabling     WC-16
HSSI     WC-16
monitoring     WC-17
task list     WC-15

serial line
CMNS over leased     WC-220
encapsulation     FC-276
invoking ATM over     FC-291
LAPB over leased     WC-173

Serial Line Internet Protocol
See SLIP

server connections
LAT     DC-285
PPP     DC-410, DC-410
rlogin     DC-274
SLIP     DC-410
Telnet     DC-274  to DC-276
TN3270     DC-297
XRemote     DC-305

servers
configuring routers as     FC-207

Server Side Includes
See SSI

Service Advertisement Protocol
See SAP

service announcements, LAT
enabling broadcasts of     DC-282

service-any command     BC-361

service compress-config command     FC-112, FC-114

service config command     FC-121, FC-122

service exec-callback command     DC-651

service exec-wait command     FC-390

service finger command     FC-381

service hide-telnet-address command     FC-381

service linenumber command     DC-209

service-module 56k clock rate command     FC-303

service-module 56k clock source command     FC-303

service-module 56k data-coding command     FC-304

service-module 56k data-coding scrambled command     FC-304

service-module 56k network-type command     FC-304

service-module 56k remote-loopback command     FC-305

service-module 56k switched-carrier command     FC-305

service modules
Cisco 2524
2- and 4-wire CSU/DSU     FC-303
reset     FC-235
Cisco 2525
2- and 4-wire CSU/DSU     FC-303
reset     FC-235
T1/fractional T1     FC-299
remote loopback     FC-301

service modules, 2- and 4-wire CSU/DSU
clock source     FC-303
DDS mode     FC-304
dialup mode     FC-304

service modules, Cisco 2524, 2525
monitor and maintain     FC-232

service-module t1 clock source command     FC-299

service-module t1 data-coding inverted command     FC-299

service-module t1 framing command     FC-300

service-module t1 lbo command     FC-300

service-module t1 lbo none command     FC-300

service-module t1 linecode command     FC-301

service-module t1 remote-alarm-enable command     FC-301

service-module t1 remote-loopback full command     FC-301

service-module t1 remote-loopback payload command     FC-302

service-module tx1 data-coding normal command     FC-300

service nagle command     FC-358

service profile identifier
See ISDN BRI, SPID

service providers
large scale dial     DC-26
ppp over X.25 dial     DC-41
small to medium scale dial     DC-13
virtual private dial networks     DC-44

service pt-vty-logging command     DC-336, DC-337

services, LAT
description     DC-278
enabling inbound     DC-282
logically partitioning by terminal line     DC-288

service slave-log command     FC-374

Service-Specific Connection-Oriented Protocol
See SSCOP

service tcp-keepalives command     FC-371

service tcp-keepalives-in command     WC-202

service tcp-keepalives-out command     WC-202

service tcp-small-servers command     FC-380

service telnet-zero-idle command     FC-391

service timestamps command     FC-375, FC-378

session filtering
See Reflexive Access Lists

session-limit command     DC-209

session limits, setting for terminal     DC-209

sessions
BGP
clearing     P1C-150
default version     P1C-152
resetting     P1C-153
LAT, setting number for virtual circuit     DC-284

session timeout command     FC-35

session-timeout command     DC-209

set algorithm 40-bit-des command     SC-180

set algorithm des command     SC-180

set as-path command     P1C-181

set automatic-tag command     P1C-181

set community command     P1C-181

set configserver command     XC-76

set dampening command     P1C-181

set default interface command     P1C-185

setenv command     DC-307

set interface command     P1C-185

set ip default next-hop command     P1C-185

set ip next-hop command     P1C-185

set level command     P1C-181, P3C-77

set local-preference command     P1C-181

set metric command     P1C-181, P3C-77

set metric command (IGRP or IP Enhanced IGRP)     P1C-181

set metric-type command     P1C-181, P3C-77

set metric-type internal command     P1C-181

set next-hop command     P1C-181

set origin command     P1C-181

set-overload-bit command     P1C-143

set peer command     SC-180

set tag command     P1C-181, P3C-77

setup command facility
(example)     FC-66  to FC-71
asynchronous interfaces
(example)     FC-68
default client IP address (examples)     FC-68
configuration command script
(example)     FC-69
configuration file, saving     FC-66, FC-71
configuration register     FC-66
description     FC-65
entering     FC-65
global parameters
(example)     FC-66
interface parameters
(example)     FC-67, FC-71
interface summary, viewing     FC-66
prerequisite knowledge     FC-65
sample configuration     FC-66  to FC-71
streamlined setup facility
See streamlined setup facility
System Configuration Dialog     FC-66
(example)     FC-66
returning to privileged EXEC prompt     FC-66
task list     FC-65
terminating the configuration     FC-66
using after first-time startup     FC-65

set weight command     P1C-181

sgbp group command     DC-586

sgbp member command     DC-586

shared reservation     P1C-76

Shiva FastPath router
K-Star     P2C-11

short-hold idle timer
ISDN Advice of Charge     DC-256

show access-lists command     P1C-70, SC-141

show aliases command     FC-380

show apollo arp command     P3C-9

show apollo interface command     P3C-9

show apollo route command     P3C-9

show apollo traffic command     P3C-9

show appletalk access-lists command     P2C-54

show appletalk adjacent-routes command     P2C-54

show appletalk arp command     P2C-54, DC-433

show appletalk aurp events command     P2C-54

show appletalk aurp topology command     P2C-54

show appletalk cache command     P2C-54

show appletalk domain command     P2C-54

show appletalk eigrp interfaces command     P2C-54

show appletalk eigrp neighbors command     P2C-54

show appletalk eigrp topology command     P2C-54

show appletalk globals command     P2C-54

show appletalk interface command     P2C-54, DC-433

show appletalk macip-clients command     P2C-54, DC-433

show appletalk macip-servers command     P2C-54, DC-433

show appletalk macip-traffic     P2C-54

show appletalk macip-traffic command     DC-433

show appletalk name-cache command     P2C-54

show appletalk nbp command     P2C-54

show appletalk neighbors command     P2C-55

show appletalk remap command     P2C-55

show appletalk route command     P2C-55

show appletalk socket command     P2C-55

show appletalk static command     P2C-55

show appletalk traffic command     P2C-55, DC-433, DC-497, DC-525, DC-548

show appletalk zone command     P2C-55, DC-433

show appn class-of-service command     BC-375

show appn connection-network command     BC-375

show appn directory command     BC-375

show appn intermediate-session command     BC-375

show appn link-station command     BC-375

show appn mode command     BC-375

show appn node command     BC-375

show appn port command     BC-375

show appn session command     BC-375

show appn topology command     BC-375

show arap command     DC-432

show arp command     P1C-39, WC-166

show async bootp command     DC-145

show async-bootp command     FC-214

show async status command     DC-145, FC-230

show atm interface atm command     WC-44, WC-69, WC-100

show atm map command     WC-44, WC-69, WC-100

show atm traffic command     WC-44, WC-69, WC-100

show atm vc command     WC-45, WC-69, WC-100

show boot command     FC-187
BOOT environment variable     FC-104, FC-124, FC-179, FC-192
BOOTLDR environment variable     FC-187
CONFIG_FILE environment variable     FC-119
master and slave RSP     FC-203

show bridge circuit-group command     BC-81

show bridge command     BC-81

show bridge multicast command     BC-81

show bstun command     BC-250

show buffers command     DC-213, FC-366

show c7200 command     FC-369

show calendar command     FC-390

show cdp command     FC-345

show cdp entry command     FC-345

show cdp interface command     FC-345

show cdp neighbors command     FC-345

show cdp traffic command     FC-345

show clns cache command     P3C-83

show clns command     P3C-83

show clns es-neighbors command     P3C-83

show clns filter-expr command     P3C-83

show clns filter-set command     P3C-83

show clns interface command     P3C-83

show clns is-neighbors command     P3C-83

show clns neighbors command     P3C-83

show clns protocol command     P3C-83

show clns route command     P3C-83

show clns traffic command     P3C-83

show clock command     FC-390

show cmns command     WC-210

show commands
displaying information     FC-369

show compress command     FC-230

show configuration command
See show startup-config command

show context command     FC-370

show controller cbus command     FC-193

show controller e1 command     FC-231

show controller fastethernet command     FC-244

show controllers bri command     DC-220, DC-242, FC-231

show controllers cbus command     FC-244, FC-266, FC-287

show controllers command     FC-231, FC-244, FC-266, FC-307
Cisco 4000 series     FC-231
Cisco 7000 series     FC-231
Cisco 7200 series     FC-231
Cisco 7500 series     FC-231

show controllers cxbus command     FC-231

show controllers e1 command     DC-242

show controllers lex command     FC-235

show controllers mci command     FC-244

show controllers serial command     DC-242

show controllers t1 command     DC-242

show controllers token command     BC-136, BC-171, FC-266

show controller t1 command     FC-231
channelized E1 error checking     DC-247
channelized T1 troubleshooting     DC-246

show controller t3 command     FC-287, FC-288

show crypto algorithms command     SC-178

show crypto connections command     SC-192

show crypto crypto-engine connections active command     SC-192

show crypto engine configuration command     SC-188

show crypto key-timeout command     SC-189

show crypto map command     SC-192

show crypto mypubkey command     SC-174, SC-188

show debugging command     FC-345, FC-378

show decnet command     P3C-45

show decnet interface command     P3C-45

show decnet map command     P3C-46

show decnet neighbors command     P3C-46

show decnet route command     P3C-46

show decnet static command     P3C-46

show decnet traffic command     P3C-46, DC-497, DC-525, DC-548

show devices command     FC-124, FC-162, FC-203

show diagbus command     FC-231

show dialer command     DC-220, DC-242, DC-243, DC-497, DC-525, DC-640, DC-668

show dialer interface command     DC-548

show dialer map command     DC-640

show dlsw capabilities command     BC-198

show dlsw circuits command     BC-199

show dlsw fastcache command     BC-199

show dlsw peers command     BC-199

show dlsw reachability command     BC-199

show dlsw statistics command     BC-199

show dspu command     BC-323

show dxi map command     WC-17

show dxi pvc command     WC-17

show environment command     FC-370

show extended channel command     BC-413, BC-423

show file command     FC-104

show flash command     FC-124, FC-162

show flh-log command     FC-172

show frame-relay ip rtp header-compression command     P1C-243

show frame-relay lmi command     WC-137

show frame-relay map command     WC-137

show frame-relay pvc command     WC-137

show frame-relay route command     WC-137

show frame-relay traffic command     WC-137

show fras map command     BC-337

show gt64010 command     FC-370

show hardware command     FC-225

show history command     FC-28

show hosts command     P1C-39

show hub command     FC-236

show interface command     FC-364

show interface fastethernet command     FC-244

show interfaces async command     FC-231

show interfaces atm command     WC-17, WC-45, WC-69, WC-100

show interfaces bri command     DC-213, DC-220, DC-497, DC-525, DC-548, DC-668

show interfaces command     FC-225
clearing interface counters     FC-237
displaying
Ethernet port numbers     FC-244
interface type numbers     FC-225
protocol types     FC-231
Token Ring numbers     FC-266
remote source-route bridging     BC-171
SDLC station configuration information, displaying     BC-275
source-route bridging     BC-136
VINES     P3C-13
X.25     WC-210

show interfaces crb command     BC-81

show interface serial command     BC-285

show interfaces fddi command     FC-247

show interfaces irb command     BC-65, BC-81

show interfaces lex command     FC-235

show interfaces serial bchannel command     DC-242

show interfaces serial command     FC-235, FC-287, WC-137

show interfaces tunnel command     FC-236

show interfaces vty command     DC-336

show interface virtual-access command     DC-335, DC-580

show ip access-list command     P1C-70

show ip accounting checkpoint command     P1C-70

show ip accounting command     P1C-65

show ip aliases command     P1C-39

show ip arp command     P1C-39

show ip bgp cidr-only command     P1C-167

show ip bgp command     P1C-167

show ip bgp community-list command     P1C-167

show ip bgp dampened-paths command     P1C-166

show ip bgp filter-list command     P1C-167

show ip bgp flap-statistics command     P1C-166

show ip bgp inconsistent-as command     P1C-167

show ip bgp neighbors command     P1C-167

show ip bgp paths command     P1C-167

show ip bgp peer-group command     P1C-167

show ip bgp regexp command     P1C-167

show ip bgp summary command     P1C-167

show ip cache command     XC-16

show ip cache policy command     P1C-187

show ip drp command     P1C-70

show ip dvmrp route command     P1C-243

show ip eigrp interfaces command     P1C-134

show ip eigrp neighbors command     P1C-134

show ip eigrp topology command     P1C-134

show ip eigrp traffic command     P1C-134

show ip igmp groups command     P1C-243

show ip igmp interface command     P1C-243

show ip interface command     P1C-39

show ip irdp command     P1C-39

show ip local policy command     P1C-187

show ip masks command     P1C-39

show ip mcache command     P1C-243

show ip mpacket command     P1C-243

show ip mroute command     P1C-243

show ip nat statistics command     P1C-38, DC-704

show ip nat translations command     P1C-38, DC-704

show ip nhrp command     P1C-40, P2C-151

show ip nhrp traffic command     P1C-40, P2C-151

show ip ospf border-routers command     P1C-115

show ip ospf command     P1C-114

show ip ospf database command     P1C-115

show ip ospf interface command     P1C-115

show ip ospf neighbor command     P1C-115

show ip ospf virtual-links command     P1C-115

show ip pim interface command     P1C-243

show ip pim neighbor command     P1C-243

show ip pim rp command     P1C-212, P1C-243

show ip pim vc command     P1C-243

show ip policy command     P1C-187

show ip protocols command     P1C-187

show ip redirects command     P1C-39

show ip route command     P1C-40, P1C-187

show ip route flow command     XC-26

show ip route summary command     P1C-40, P1C-187

show ip route supernets-only command     P1C-187

show ip rpf command     P1C-243

show ip rsvp installed command     P1C-80

show ip rsvp interface command     P1C-80

show ip rsvp neighbor command     P1C-80

show ip rsvp request command     P1C-80

show ip rsvp reservation command     P1C-80

show ip rsvp sender command     P1C-80

show ip rtp header-compression command     P1C-243

show ip sdr command     P1C-243

show ip tcp header-compression command     P1C-70

show ip traffic command     P1C-70

show ipx accounting command     P2C-152

show ipx cache command     P2C-149

show ipx eigrp interfaces command     P2C-150

show ipx eigrp neighbors command     P2C-150

show ipx eigrp topology command     P2C-150

show ipx interface command     P2C-149, DC-497, DC-525, DC-548

show ipx nlsp database command     P2C-151

show ipx nlsp neighbors command     P2C-151

show ipx nlsp spf-log command     P2C-151

show ipx route command     P2C-149, P2C-150

show ipx servers command     P2C-149

show ipx traffic command     P2C-149, P2C-150, DC-548

show isdn command     DC-220, DC-243, DC-257

show isdn nfas group command     DC-259

show isdn service command     DC-259

show isis database command     P1C-143, P3C-83

show isis routes command     P3C-83

show isis spf-log command     P1C-143, P3C-83

show key chain command     P1C-187

show lane bus command     XC-86

show lane client command     XC-86

show lane command     XC-86

show lane config command     XC-87

show lane database command     XC-87

show lane default atm addresses command     XC-75

show lane default-atm-addresses command     XC-87

show lane le-arp command     XC-87

show lane server command     XC-87

show lat services command     DC-286

show line command     DC-145, DC-336

show llc2 command     BC-269, BC-285, WC-210

show lnm bridge command     BC-124, BC-136

show lnm config command     BC-124, BC-136

show lnm interface command     BC-124, BC-136

show lnm ring command     BC-124, BC-136

show lnm station command     BC-124, BC-136

show local-ack command     BC-136, BC-171, BC-285

show logging command     FC-374, FC-377

show memory command     FC-370

show microcode command     FC-124, FC-160

show modem at-mode command     DC-198

show modem call-stats command     DC-180

show modem command     DC-170

show modem connect-speeds command     DC-170

show modem csm command     DC-198

show modem log command     DC-198

show modem summary command     DC-198

show ncia circuits command     BC-404

show ncia client command     BC-404

show ncia server command     BC-404

show netbios-cache command     BC-136

show ntp associations command     FC-390

show ntp status command     FC-390

show pci command     FC-370

show ppp bap group command     DC-640

show ppp bap queues command     DC-640

show ppp multilink command     DC-640

show process cpu command     DC-225, DC-387, DC-388, FC-291, WC-175

show processes command     FC-370

show processes memory command     FC-370

show protocols command     FC-370

show queuing custom command     FC-364

show queuing priority command     FC-363

show reload command     FC-189

show rif command     FC-231

show rmon alarms command     FC-343

show rmon capture command     FC-343

show rmon command     FC-343

show rmon events command     FC-343

show rmon filter command     FC-343

show rmon history command     FC-343

show rmon hosts command     FC-343

show rmon matrix command     FC-343

show rmon statistics command     FC-343

show rmon task command     FC-343

show rmon topn command     FC-343

show route-map command     P1C-188, P3C-83

show rtr application command     FC-350

show rtr collection-statistics command     FC-350

show rtr configuration command     FC-350

show rtr distribution-statistics command     FC-350

show rtr history command     FC-350

show rtr operational-state command     FC-350

show rtr react-trigger command     FC-350

show rtr totals-statistics command     FC-350

show running-config command     FC-104, FC-227

show smds addresses command     WC-166

show smds map command     WC-166

show smds traffic command     WC-166

show smrp forward command     P2C-55

show smrp globals command     P2C-55

show smrp group command     P2C-55

show smrp mcache command     P2C-55

show smrp neighbor command     P2C-55

show smrp port command     P2C-55

show smrp route command     P2C-55

show smrp traffic command     P2C-55

show sna command     BC-323

show snapshot command     DC-668

show snmp command     FC-341

show sntp command     FC-387, FC-390

show source-bridge command     BC-136

show span command     BC-81

show sscop command     WC-45, WC-69, WC-100

show sse summary command     BC-81, BC-136, P2C-149

show stacks command     FC-203, FC-370

show standby command     P1C-70

show startup-config command     BC-116, FC-104, FC-179, FC-187

show stun command     BC-230

show tarp blacklisted-adjacencies command     P3C-88

show tarp command     P3C-88

show tarp host command     P3C-88

show tarp interface command     P3C-88

show tarp ldb command     P3C-88

show tarp map command     P3C-88

show tarp static-adjacencies command     P3C-88

show tarp tid-cache command     P3C-88

show tarp traffic command     P3C-88

show tcp brief command     DC-275, FC-370

show tcp command     DC-275, FC-370

show tcp intercept connections command     SC-161

show tcp intercept statistics command     SC-161

show tcp statistics command     P1C-70

show tdm connections command     FC-370

show tdm data command     FC-370

show tn3270 ascii-hexval command     DC-297

show tn3270 character-map command     DC-297

show traffic-shape command     FC-365

show traffic-shape statistics command     FC-365

show users command     DC-123, DC-335

show version command     FC-124, FC-180, FC-210, FC-231
master and slave RSP     FC-203

show vines access command     P3C-21

show vines cache command     P3C-21

show vines host command     P3C-21

show vines interface command     P3C-21

show vines ipc command     P3C-21

show vines neighbors command     P3C-21

show vines route command     P3C-21

show vines services command     P3C-21

show vines traffic command     P3C-21, DC-497, DC-525, DC-548

show vlans command     BC-81

show whoami command     FC-39

show x25 interface command     WC-210

show x25 map command     WC-210

show x25 pad command     DC-377

show x25 remote-red command     WC-210

show x25 route command     WC-210

show x25 services command     WC-210

show x25 vc command     WC-210

show x25 xot command     WC-210

show xns cache command     P3C-114

show xns interface command     P3C-114

show xns route command     P3C-114

show xns traffic command     P3C-114, DC-497, DC-525, DC-548

show xremote command     DC-303, DC-309

show xremote line command     DC-303, DC-309

shutdown (hub) command     FC-236, FC-253

shutdown command     BC-424, FC-237, FC-264, WC-20, WC-32, WC-33, WC-43, WC-54, WC-64, WC-65, WC-78, WC-90, WC-91, WC-98

shutdown interfaces
example     FC-241
result     FC-237

signaling phase, FDDI CMT     FC-252

signals
pulsing DTR     FC-293

signals, pulsing DTR     DC-226

SIG-TS-001/1991 standard     WC-165

Silicon Switch Processor (SSP) statistics summary     P2C-149

Simple LANE Service Replication
redundancy requirements     XC-83

Simple Network Management Protocol     FC-338
See SNMP

Simple Network Time Protocol
See SNTP

simple server redundancy     XC-83

Simple Server Redundancy Protocol
See SSRP

simplex circuit, definition     P1C-57

simplex Ethernet circuit
configuring     P1C-57

simplex Ethernet interfaces, configuring IP     P1C-57

single-site calling     DC-489

SLARP
role in AutoInstall
(figure)     FC-56

slave
See HSA

slave auto-sync config command     FC-192

slave default-slot command     FC-191

slave image command     FC-202

slave reload command     FC-203

slave sync config command     FC-202

SLIP
and PPP BOOTP requests, responding to     DC-404
connections to server     DC-410
defined     DC-410
drivers
IPTalk     P2C-34
encapsulation, asynchronous serial interfaces     DC-143
examples     DC-415
IP over
configuring     DC-405
example     DC-155
RFC 1055     DC-403
sample telecommuting configuration (figure)     DC-404
session, automatic startup     DC-149
tunneling over X.25 (example)     DC-359

SMDS
address
mapping     WC-160
resolution (ARP)     WC-161
specification     WC-160
AIP
ATM subinterfaces     WC-38
E.164 addresses     WC-38
AppleTalk
address mapping     WC-161
configuring     WC-164
extended network (example)     WC-168
fast switching     WC-166
nonextended network (example)     WC-169
ARP
address mapping     WC-161
configuring     WC-163
bridging     WC-164
address mapping     WC-161
bridging over     WC-11
broadcast ARP messages     WC-161
Cisco's implementation     WC-157
configuration (examples)     WC-167
configure protocols     WC-162
configuring transparent bridging over     BC-62
customizing     WC-162
DECnet
address mapping     WC-161
configuring     WC-163
disabled split horizon     P1C-92, P1C-101
DXI 3.2 with heartbeat     WC-11, WC-165
dynamic routing table     WC-11, WC-162
enabling, task overview     WC-159
encapsulation     WC-159
fast switching
AppleTalk
     XC-13
configuring     WC-166, XC-13
IP     XC-13
IPX     P2C-117, XC-13
transparent bridging     BC-62, WC-164
hardware requirements     WC-157
IP
address mapping     WC-161
configuring     WC-163
fast switching     WC-166
pseudobroadcasting     WC-166
IP split horizon     WC-11
IPX
address mapping     WC-161
configuring     WC-163
dynamic address mapping     WC-162
dynamic address mapping (example)     WC-168
fast switching     WC-166
ISO CLNS
address mapping     WC-161
configuring     WC-163
LAT-to-LAT protocol translation over     DC-346
monitoring activity     WC-166
monitoring connection     WC-166
multicast address map     WC-160
multiple logical IP subnetwork
LIS     WC-11, WC-164
(example)     WC-169
multiprotocol configuration (example)     WC-167
network connection     WC-11
NPM
ATM subinterfaces     WC-95
E.164 addresses     WC-95
protocols supported     WC-11
pseudobroadcasting     WC-11, WC-166
(example)     WC-170
remote peer configuration (example)     WC-167
required protocol multicasts (table)     WC-163
SDSU equipment     WC-11
standards, defining     WC-11
static map entries     WC-160
static routing table     WC-11
subinterfaces, ATM
configuration for Cisco 4500     WC-96
configuration for Cisco 4700     WC-96
subinterfaces, multiple logical IP subnetworks (LIS)     WC-165
task list     WC-159
VINES
address mapping     WC-161
configuring     WC-164
XNS
address mapping     WC-161
configuring     WC-163

smds address command     WC-160, WC-165

smds-dest-address command     BC-365

smds dxi command     WC-165

smds enable-arp command     WC-161, WC-162, WC-165

smds glean command     WC-162

smds multicast arp command     WC-162

smds multicast bridge command     BC-63, WC-164

smds multicast command     WC-160, WC-165

smds static-map command     WC-160

smds static-map ip command     WC-166

SMRP
fast switching cache table     P2C-55
traffic table     P2C-55

smrp mroute-cache protocol appletalk command     P2C-38

SMT
message queue size, setting     FC-252

smt-queue-threshold command     FC-252

SMT Version 7.3     FC-247

SNA
alerts     FC-346
CIP support     BC-48, BC-410
error recovery     BC-166
FRAS     BC-31
LAN support using MAC adapters     BC-411
local LU address priorities     BC-169
resolutions     FC-346
RTR     FC-346
traffic priority by LU address, setting     BC-168
transmission groups
configuring     BC-222
VTAM and XCA support     BC-410

sna enable-host command     BC-319

sna host command
Ethernet     BC-318
FDDI     BC-318
Frame Relay     BC-319
QLLC     BC-318
RSRB     BC-318
SDLC     BC-318
Token ring     BC-318
virtual data link control     BC-318

SNAP
Ethernet protocols over 802.2 media     FC-245
filtering
on input or output     BC-127
on output (example)     BC-151

snapshot client command     DC-667

Snapshot Routing     DC-665

snapshot routing     DC-665  to DC-668
active and quiet periods (figure)     DC-666
client configuration (example)     DC-668
client router, configuring     DC-667
connections, monitoring     DC-668
diagnostics for interface, displaying     DC-668
quiet period, terminating     DC-668
retry period (figure)     DC-666
routed protocols supported     DC-666
routing information, exchange     DC-665
server configuration (example)     DC-668
server router, configuring     DC-667
task list     DC-666
when to use     DC-665

snapshot server command     DC-667, DC-668

sna rsrb command     BC-320

sna rsrb enable-host command     BC-320

sna rsrb start command     BC-320

SNA Service Point
configuration tasks     BC-318
connection with a remote host on an interface     BC-319, BC-320, BC-321
data link controls     BC-319
Frame Relay support     BC-322
local service access point (SAP), enabling for
RSRB     BC-320
Token Ring or Ethernet     BC-319
virtual data link control     BC-321
monitoring and maintaining     BC-323
over DLSw+     BC-16
RSRB
configuration     BC-320
local acknowledgment, configuring     BC-320
RSRB interface, defining     BC-320
SDLC support     BC-322
Service Point/RSRB interface, defining     BC-320
Token Ring configuration     BC-319
virtual data link control
configuration     BC-320, BC-321
configuration example     BC-328
interface, defining     BC-321
X.25 support     BC-322

sna start command     BC-319

SNA Type of Service
feature description     BC-14
IP Precedence
(table)     BC-14
configuring     BC-14
port number
(table)     BC-14
configuring priority     BC-14

sna vdlc command     BC-321

sna vdlc enable-host command     BC-321

sna vdlc start command     BC-321

SNMP
(examples)     FC-351
access control     FC-340
agent
contact     FC-340
disabling     FC-341
location     FC-340
managed devices     FC-339
serial number     FC-340
AppleTalk, configuring     P2C-29
community     FC-340
configuration task list     FC-339
description     FC-337
features     FC-338
monitoring     FC-341
network management
MIB     WC-109
packet size     FC-341
shutdown mechanism     FC-340
SNMPv1
description     FC-338
SNMPv2
description     FC-338
SNMPv2C
description     FC-338
SNMPv2Classic
description     FC-338
supported MIBs     FC-339
TFTP servers, limiting     FC-341
traps     FC-255
configuring     FC-341
description     FC-338
RTR     FC-346
versions     FC-338
view records     FC-339

snmp-server chassis-id command     FC-340

snmp-server community command     P2C-30, FC-340, FC-375

snmp-server contact command     FC-340

snmp-server enable command     FC-341

snmp-server host command     FC-341

snmp-server location command     FC-340

snmp-server packetsize command     FC-341

snmp-server queue-length command     FC-342

snmp-server system-shutdown command     FC-340

snmp-server tftp-server-list command     FC-341

snmp-server trap-source command     FC-342

snmp-server trap-timeout command     FC-342

snmp-server view command     FC-339

snmp trap illegal-address command     FC-255

snmp trap link-status command     FC-342

SNMPv2C
description     FC-338

SNPA
masks     P3C-82
NSAP mapping     P3C-73

SNTP
configuring     FC-387
description     FC-383

sntp broadcast client command     FC-387

sntp server command     FC-387

software compression
HDLC     FC-291
LAPB     FC-291, WC-175
PPP     FC-290, FC-291
statistics, displaying     FC-230

software upgrades
run-from-Flash systems     FC-168, FC-169

SONET PLIM
AIP     WC-36
ATM port adapter     WC-66
NPM     WC-94

source-address command     FC-254

source addresses
administrative filtering     BC-128

source-bridge command     BC-194
RSRB
direct encapsulation, using     BC-159
IP encapsulation over fast-switched TCP, using     BC-163
IP encapsulation over FST, using     BC-160
IP encapsulation over TCP, using     BC-162
LLC2 local acknowledgment over TCP, using     BC-165
SRB
dual-port bridge, configuring     BC-102, BC-103
multiport bridge, configuring     BC-105

source-bridge connection-timeout command     BC-132

source-bridge cos-enable command     BC-169

source-bridge enable-80d5 command     BC-114

source-bridge explorer-dup-ARE-filter command     BC-133

source-bridge explorer-fastswitch command     BC-134

source-bridge explorer-maxrate command     BC-134

source-bridge explorerq-depth command     BC-133

source-bridge fst-peername command     BC-159, BC-281, BC-282

source-bridge input-address-list command     BC-128

source-bridge input-lsap-list command     BC-127

source-bridge input-type-list command     BC-127

source-bridge keepalive command     BC-158, BC-160, BC-161, BC-162

source-bridge largest-frame command     BC-170

source-bridge max-hops command     BC-108

source-bridge max-in-hops command     BC-108

source-bridge max-out-hops command     BC-108

source-bridge old-sna command     BC-135

source-bridge output-address-list command     BC-128

source-bridge output-lsap-list command     BC-127

source-bridge output-type-list command     BC-127

source-bridge passthrough command     BC-165

source-bridge proxy-explorer command     BC-134

source-bridge proxy-netbios-only command     BC-116

source-bridge qllc-local-ack command     BC-288

source-bridge remote-peer command     BC-160, BC-167, BC-282

source-bridge remote-peer fst     BC-160

source-bridge remote-peer fst-peername command     BC-282

source-bridge remote-peer interface command     BC-158

source-bridge remote-peer tcp command
DSPU using RSRB with local acknowledgment     BC-312
NCIA, using DLSw+ and RSRB     BC-403
RSRB
IP encapsulation over fast-switched TCP, using     BC-162
IP encapsulation over TCP, using     BC-161
LLC2 local acknowledgment over TCP, using     BC-165
SDLLC with RSRB over TCP, using     BC-282
SNA Service Point using RSRB with local acknowledgment     BC-320

source-bridge ring group command     BC-188

source-bridge ring-group command     BC-188, BC-282
DSPU
RSRB     BC-311
RSRB with local acknowledgment     BC-312
NCIA
DLSw+     BC-398
local switch     BC-396
RSRB     BC-403
RSRB, using direct encapsulation     BC-158
SDLLC
RSRB over FST     BC-282
RSRB over TCP     BC-282
RSRB using direct encapsulation     BC-281
SNA Service Point
RSRB     BC-320
RSRB with local acknowledgment     BC-320
SRB on a multiport bridge, configuring     BC-104

source-bridge route-cache cbus command     BC-105, BC-106, BC-132

source-bridge route-cache command     BC-131

source-bridge route-cache sse command     BC-132

source-bridge sap-80d5 command     BC-114

source-bridge sdllc-local-ack command     BC-282

source-bridge spanning command     BC-107, BC-108

source-bridge tcp-queue-max number command     BC-137, BC-171

source-bridge transparent command     BC-113

source-bridge transparent fastswitch command     BC-111, BC-113

source-route bridging
maintaining     FC-237
Token Ring     FC-266

source-route autonomous-switching cache, enabling     BC-132

source-route bridging
See SRB

Source-Route Bridging Enhancements
Cisco 7200 series routers     FC-296

source-route fast-switching cache, disabling     BC-131

source-route translational bridging
See SR/TLB

source-route transparent bridging
See SRT
TR-LANE support     XC-69

SP
displaying information     FC-231

SP, displaying information about     FC-231

spanning tree
assigning interface to a group     BC-54
automatic resolution in SRB     BC-107
bridge priority     BC-77
bridging and routing IP     BC-67
disabling on an interface     BC-78
explorer     BC-106
interface priority, setting     BC-77
known topology, displaying     BC-81
multiple domains, establishing     BC-61, BC-69
parameters
forward delay interval     BC-78
hello BPDU interval     BC-78
idle interval     BC-78
root bridge     BC-77
path costs, assigning     BC-77
topology, configuring     BC-107
transparently bridged virtual LANs     BC-57

spare sectors
PCMCIA Flash memory cards     FC-173

speed, changing terminal line speed     DC-207

speed command     DC-121, DC-207

spf-interval command     P2C-98

SPID
See ISDN BRI, SPID

split horizon
AppleTalk Enhanced IGRP     P2C-48
DECnet     P3C-45
effect on SMDS     WC-11
IP, enabling     P1C-92, P1C-100
IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-133
IPX Enhanced IGRP     P2C-89
ISO IGRP, enabling     P3C-64
subinterfaces     WC-124
VINES     P3C-17, P3C-18
X.25     WC-188

spoofing
IPX     P2C-118
SPX keepalive packets over DDR     P2C-118

spoofing attacks
preventing     SC-145

SPX, spoofing of keepalive packets     P2C-118

squeeze command     FC-177

squelch normal command     FC-246

squelch reduced command     FC-246

SR/TLB
compatibility with IBM 8209 bridges     BC-113
enabling     BC-113
fast-switching mode, disabling     BC-111, BC-113
for simple network (example)     BC-144
in IBM LLC2 environments     BC-114
mixing IBM 8209 bridges and Cisco routing devices     BC-113
overview     BC-111
routing devices, in the same network with IBM 8209 bridges     BC-113
Token Ring LLC2 to Ethernet conversion     BC-114
with access filtering (example)     BC-146

SRB
access lists and access expressions, altering     BC-131
administrative filtering     BC-126
and SNA     BC-6, BC-113
configuration
dual port     BC-102, BC-138
examples     BC-137  to BC-154
task list     BC-101
connection timeout interval, setting     BC-132
definition     BC-6
fast-switching SRB over FDDI     BC-106
FDDI SRB     BC-105
hops, limiting     BC-108
IBM PC/3270 emulation     BC-135
interoperability     BC-134
multiple virtual ring groups (example)     BC-140
multiport bridge     BC-104
multiport bridge configuration (example)     BC-139
NetBIOS
access control     BC-124
protocol     BC-6
RIF
assigning     BC-144
enabling     BC-109
timeout interval     BC-110
routing protocols (example)     BC-139
securing     BC-124
spanning tree, resolving     BC-107
TR-LANE example     XC-95, XC-97
TR-LANE support     XC-69
tuning     BC-131

SRB Enhancements on Cisco 7200 Series Routers
FDDI support     BC-7
particle-based switching     BC-7

SRB over FDDI
feature description     BC-105

SRB over Frame Relay     BC-333
feature description     BC-106

SRT
bridging (example)     BC-91
compared with SR/TLB     BC-5
configuring     BC-54
features of Cisco implementation     BC-5
hardware supporting     BC-5

SRTP
starting     P3C-12

SSCOP
AIP
configuring     WC-30
connection timer     WC-30
keepalive timer     WC-30
poll timer     WC-30
receiver windows     WC-31
transmitter windows     WC-31
ATM port adapter
configuring     WC-62
connection timer     WC-62
keepalive timer     WC-62
poll timer     WC-62
receiver windows     WC-63
transmitter windows     WC-63
NPM
configuring     WC-88
connection timer     WC-89
keepalive timer     WC-89
poll timer     WC-88
receiver windows     WC-89
transmitter windows     WC-89

sscop cc-timer command     WC-30, WC-63, WC-89

sscop keepalive-timer command     WC-30, WC-62, WC-89

sscop max-cc command     WC-30, WC-89

sscop max-cc timer     WC-63

sscop poll-timer command     WC-30, WC-62, WC-88

sscop rcv-window command     WC-31, WC-63, WC-89

sscop send-window command     WC-31, WC-63, WC-89

SSE fast switching
SRB     BC-132
statistics     BC-81, BC-136

SSI
description     FC-47  to FC-49
ECHO command     FC-47
(example)     FC-51
displaying     FC-49
syntax     FC-47, FC-49
EXEC command     FC-47
(example)     FC-50
displaying     FC-49
syntax     FC-47, FC-49
international HTML pages, customizing     FC-49
variables     FC-47
displaying     FC-49
syntax     FC-47
viewing in HTML files     FC-50

SSP
See Silicon Switch Processor (SSP)

SSP statistics summary     P2C-149

SSRP
configuring     XC-75

Stacker compressor     FC-291, WC-175

stack group
MMP     DC-583

standalone LAT-to-TCP translation (example)     DC-357

standard access lists
See access lists, IPX

standby authentication command     P1C-64, P1C-65, XC-43

standby ip command     P1C-64, XC-42

standby preempt command     P1C-64, XC-42

standby priority command     P1C-64, XC-42

standby router or access server, displaying status of     P1C-70

standby timers command     P1C-64, XC-42

standby track command     P1C-64, XC-43

startup
configuration file     FC-180
system image     FC-181

startup configuration
clearing     FC-118
copying configuration files to     FC-109
copying from an rcp server
(example)     FC-112
copying to an rcp server (example)     FC-109
loading from the network     FC-114
rcp server, copying from
(example)     FC-112
reexecuting configuration commands in     FC-117
specifying     FC-119

static RIF entries, configuring     BC-110

static routes
Apollo Domain     P3C-8
AppleTalk     P2C-53, P2C-55
DECnet     P3C-38, P3C-39
Frame Relay     WC-130
IP
configuring     P1C-178
redistribution (example)     P1C-190
IPX     P2C-136
ISO CLNS     P3C-61
controlling the source NET     P3C-71
example     P3C-96
interdomain (example)     P3C-98
intradomain (example)     P3C-97
static routing (table)     P3C-59
table entries     P3C-60
redistributing     P1C-180
SMDS     WC-160, WC-162
VINES     P3C-19
XNS     P3C-110

station configurations, displaying LLC2     BC-269

Station Management
See SMT

station names, using in NetBIOS access control     BC-125

statistics
NetFlow accounting     XC-26
response time     FC-347

statistics-distribution-interval command     FC-347

stop bits, changing the number     DC-208

stopbits command     DC-207

stratum
NTP     FC-383

streamlined setup facility
(example)     FC-72
configuration, corrupted startup     FC-71
configuration register     FC-71
description     FC-71
entering after erasing configuration     FC-72
interface IP parameters, configuring     FC-72
rxboot ROM     FC-71

strings, initialization, configuring     DC-126

stub area
See OSPF

Stub IP Multicast Routing
description     P1C-238

stub IP multicast routing
description     P1C-238

stub router
in ODR environment     P1C-83

stub routing
On Demand Routing (ODR)     P1C-84

STUN
asynchronous protocols
virtual multidrop support     BC-243
custom protocol
configuring     BC-222
enabling     BC-220, BC-222
features     BC-18
HDLC
encapsulating     BC-223
(example)     BC-230
line-sharing device (example)     BC-234
LOCADDR priority groups
(example)     BC-237
local acknowledgment
Frame Relay
(example)     BC-236
configuring     BC-226
SDLC
(example)     BC-235
modes
local acknowledgment     BC-17
passthrough     BC-17
monitoring     BC-230
multipoint
(example)     BC-234
network overview     BC-17
overview     BC-17
protocol groups
basic     BC-221
configuring     BC-221
SDLC     BC-221, BC-222
SDLC
address
configuring     BC-220
broadcast
(example)     BC-232
configuring     BC-220
enabling     BC-220
multilink transmission groups     BC-227
configuring     BC-227
primary node     BC-225
secondary node     BC-225
TCP encapsulation
configuring     BC-223, BC-224
traffic
queuing priorities
(example)     BC-232, BC-236, BC-237
LU address     BC-229
serial interface address     BC-228
TCP port     BC-228
traffic

STUN

queuing priorities

traffic priority, setting     BC-230
transmission groups, configuring     BC-227

stun group command     BC-222

stun peer-name command     BC-220

stun protocol-group command     BC-221

stun protocol-group schema command     BC-222

stun route address command     BC-226

stun route address interface dlci command     BC-226

stun route address tcp command     BC-220, BC-223

stun route all interface serial command     BC-223

stun route all tcp command     BC-223

stun schema command     BC-222

stun sdlc-role primary command     BC-225

stun sdlc-role secondary command     BC-225

subaddress
X.25     WC-184

subinterface configuration mode
description     FC-13  to FC-14
summary     FC-15

subinterfaces     FC-226
configuration (examples)     WC-139  to WC-142
configuring     FC-13, FC-226
for transparently bridged virtual LANs     BC-57
defined     P2C-83
Frame Relay
addressing     WC-126
IPX     P2C-94
configuring (example)     P2C-153
shutting down (example)     P2C-153
maximum allowed     FC-226
multipoint dynamic addresses     WC-127
NLSP     P2C-94
configuring (example)     P2C-153
shutting down (example)     P2C-153
point-to-point     WC-126
SMDS     WC-96
multipoint     WC-165
traffic shaping     FC-365
X.25
(example)     WC-216
configuring     WC-187
deleting and reestablishing     WC-188
multipoint     WC-187
point-to-point     WC-187

subnet masks, variable length
(example)     P1C-117, P1C-188
definition     P1C-177

subnets
discontinuous, connecting (tunneling)     FC-326
displaying number using masks     P1C-39
enabling use of subnet zero     P1C-7
in OSPF network (figure)     P1C-119, P1C-195
IP
defining     XC-42
IP, creating network from separated, example     P1C-41

subnetwork number
VINES     P3C-12

subnetwork point of attachment
See SNPA

summary-address command     P1C-142
for OSPF     P1C-111

summary addresses     P1C-131

summer time
configuring     FC-388

suspend-session keystroke     DC-124

SVC
AIP
(example)     WC-47
configuring     WC-23
disabling     WC-31
ATM port adapter
(example)     WC-72
configuring     WC-57
disabling     WC-63
Frame Relay
configuring     WC-115
NPM
(example)     WC-103
configuring     WC-81
disabling     WC-89
X.25
switching between PVCs and SVCs     WC-202
See also Frame Relay, SVC

Switched Multimegabit Data Service
See SMDS

switched virtual circuit
See SVC

switching
decisions by BGP routing table     P1C-149
distributed     XC-5, XC-9, XC-26
fast     XC-9
description     XC-5
ISL VLAN traffic     XC-44
NetFlow     XC-24, XC-26
configuration example     XC-27
configuring     XC-25
exporting cache entries     XC-25, XC-27
identifying packet flows     XC-25
NetFlow distributed     XC-26
next-hop destination     XC-6
next-hop determination     XC-7
optimum     XC-9
enabling     XC-15
overview     XC-5
paths     XC-5, XC-8
priorities, changing     FC-358
process     XC-7, XC-8
processes     XC-5, XC-6
route caching     XC-5
system process scheduler     FC-358
VIP distributed     XC-26, XC-44, XC-45
enabling     XC-46
X.25 local     WC-12

Switch Processor
See SP

symbolic host names for X.25     DC-329

synchronization, BGP
disabling     P1C-149
figure     P1C-172

synchronization command     P1C-149

synchronize signal, Telnet     DC-273

synchronizing
unsolicited messages     FC-374

synchronizing SAP and RIP updates     P2C-140

Synchronous Data Link Control
See SDLC

Synchronous Optical Network
See SONET

synchronous serial interface     DC-223
encapsulation methods     FC-276
overview     FC-275

Synchronous Serial Port Adapters     FC-292, FC-293

syntax checking
See context-sensitive help

system calendar
See calendar system

system chat script
executing (example)     DC-480

system clock
calendar system, setting     FC-390
description     FC-382
initialization     FC-384
setting from calendar     FC-390
setting manually     FC-389

system error messages
See error messages

system generation parameters, configuring for SDLLC     BC-300

system ID
IS-IS     P3C-57, P3C-58
ISO GRP     P3C-60
ISO IGRP     P3C-57
NSAPs, Level 1 routing     P3C-57

system images
compressed     FC-152
copying from
PCMCIA Flash memory card to an rcp server (example)     FC-131
server using rcp     FC-140
server using rcp (example)     FC-141
server using Xmodem     FC-154
server using Ymodem     FC-154
copying to
Flash contains named file (example)     FC-138
Flash when Flash is full (example)     FC-136
rcp server from Flash memory (example)     FC-131
description     FC-125
fault-tolerant booting strategy     FC-153
Flash checksum, verifying     FC-145
Flash memory devices, verifying files (example)     FC-145
loading     FC-183
reloads, scheduling     FC-188
startup image
loading from Flash     FC-149
loading from network server     FC-151
loading from ROM     FC-152

system information
displaying     FC-369

system memory
See memory

system processes
priorities, changing     FC-358

system routing
IS-IS     P3C-60
ISO IGRP     P3C-60

system security
configuring for ARA server     DC-426

Systems Network Architecture
See SNA

T


T1
alarms     FC-232
configuration example     DC-231
displaying line activity     FC-231
monitor activity on line     FC-231
shutdown
T1 circuit     DC-231, FC-242
T1 line     DC-231, FC-242, FC-272
timer, relating to LLC2 local acknowledgment     BC-163
See also T3

T1/fractional T1 service modules
Cisco 2524     FC-299
Cisco 2525     FC-299

t1 bert pattern command     FC-288

t1 clock source command     FC-280

t1 external command     FC-281

t1 fdl ansi command     FC-287

t1 framing command     FC-280

t1 linecode command     FC-280

t1 test command     FC-283

t1 timeslot command     FC-279

t1 yellow command     FC-280

T3
(example)     FC-312
BERT pattern     FC-288
cable length     FC-279
clock source     FC-279
configuring     FC-278
external port (example)     FC-312
external T1 channels     FC-281
FDL loopbacks     FC-289
FDL support     FC-287
framing     FC-279
loopbacks     FC-286
MDL messages     FC-287
monitoring     FC-287
performance report     FC-287
performance report monitoring     FC-287
protocols supported     FC-277
standards     FC-278
T1 clock source     FC-280
T1 configuration     FC-279
T1 framing     FC-280
T1 line code     FC-280
T1 loopbacks     FC-283, FC-289
test port     FC-282
troubleshooting     FC-282

Tab key
command completion     FC-23, FC-30

table-map command     P1C-163

TACACS
ARA protocol authentication     DC-428
authentication
password protection     SC-44
CCL scripts, modifying     DC-429  to DC-431
command comparison (table)     SC-116
comparative analysis     SC-115
configuration
task list     SC-117
configuration (examples)     SC-123
configuring
ARA authentication     SC-122
disabling EXEC password checking     SC-119
disabling login password checking     SC-118
EXEC password     SC-118
EXEC passwords (caution)     SC-118
login attempts     SC-120
login input time     SC-121
login password     SC-117
optional login password verification     SC-118
server host     SC-120
specific IP address     SC-123
user action notification     SC-119
user actions authentication     SC-119
security, configuring     DC-428
user authentication
configuration (example)     DC-436
configuring     DC-428
user ID     DC-208
using for ARA authentication     DC-428
See also TACACS+

TACACS+
accounting     SC-88
attribute-value pairs
See AV pairs
authentication
login     SC-28
NASI     SC-35
PPP     SC-30
authorization     SC-57, SC-88
AV pairs     SC-88, SC-247  to SC-252
accounting     SC-252
configuration (examples)     SC-88  to SC-92
accounting     SC-91
authentication     SC-89
authorization     SC-90
daemon     SC-92
configuring     SC-86
authentication     SC-88
authentication key     SC-88
server host     SC-87
operation     SC-85
overview     SC-83

TACACS+ daemon process     DC-460

tag command     FC-347

Taiwan
ISDN Sending Complete information element     DC-219, DC-241

target identifier
See TARP, TID

Target Identifier Address Resolution Protocol
See TARP

TARP
address mapping     P3C-85
adjacencies     P3C-86
configuration examples     P3C-101
configuration task list     P3C-84
configuring     P3C-83
enabling     P3C-84
maintaining     P3C-88
NSAP addresses
determining     P3C-86
multiple     P3C-86
n-selector     P3C-87
PDU
propagation     P3C-85
types     P3C-84
protocol type     P3C-87
sequence number     P3C-87
TID     P3C-83
configuring     P3C-84
determining     P3C-86
timers, configuring     P3C-87
update remote cache bit     P3C-87

tarp allow-caching command     P3C-85

tarp arp-request-timer command     P3C-87

tarp blacklist-adjacency command     P3C-86

tarp cache-timer command     P3C-87

tarp command     P3C-88

tarp enable command     P3C-85

tarp global-propagate command     P3C-85

tarp ldb-timer command     P3C-87

tarp lifetime command     P3C-87

tarp map command     P3C-86

tarp originate command     P3C-85

tarp post-t2-response-timer command     P3C-87

tarp propagate command     P3C-85

tarp query command     P3C-86

tarp resolve command     P3C-86

tarp route-static command     P3C-86

tarp run command     P3C-85

tarp sequence-number command     P3C-88

tarp t1-response-timer command     P3C-87

tarp t2-response-timer command     P3C-87

tarp tid command     P3C-85

tarp urc command     P3C-88

TCP
connections
configuring for RSRB     BC-161, BC-165
enabling Path MTU Discovery     P1C-67
MD5 authentication for BGP     P1C-162
setting connection-attempt time     P1C-67
X.25     WC-201
connections, setting connection-attempt time     DC-412
DLSw+
configuration, port numbers     BC-191
header compression
disabling conflicting features     P1C-68
enabling     P1C-66
See TCP/IP header compression
keepalive packets     FC-371
maximum read size     P1C-69
outgoing queue size     P1C-69
overview     P1C-1
protocol translation
to LAT via X.25     DC-351
to X.25 PAD     DC-362
selective acknowledgment     P1C-68
statistics, clearing     P1C-70
statistics, displaying     P1C-70
timestamp     P1C-68
to local LAT translation     DC-356
to standalone protocol translation     DC-357
window size     P1C-69
See also TCP/IP header compression

TCP/IP
header compression
configuration example     DC-157
configuring     DC-151
enabling     DC-333, DC-412
forcing on asynchronous interfaces     DC-151
RFC 1144     DC-151
Van Jacobsen     DC-151
keepalives     WC-202
minor services, enabling     FC-380
overview     P1C-1
random early detection     FC-360
rlogin connections     DC-274
TCP-to-PAD connections     DC-365
Telnet connections     DC-274
X.25
header compression     WC-192
IP datagrams over     WC-198

TCP/IP header compression
configuration (example)     DC-157
disabling inherited
(example)     WC-154
Frame Relay
(examples)     WC-153
overview     WC-133  to WC-135

TCP encapsulation
configuring     BC-223, BC-224

TCP Intercept
configuration
(example)     SC-161
task list     SC-158
connections
displaying     SC-161
enabling     SC-158
firewall feature     SC-12
modes     SC-159
active intercept     SC-159
drop mode     SC-159
passive watch     SC-159
monitor and maintain     SC-161
overview     SC-157
statistics
displaying     SC-161
thresholds     SC-160
timeouts     SC-159

TCP Selective Acknowledgment
description     P1C-68

TCP SYN-flooding attacks, preventing     SC-157

TCP Timestamp
description     P1C-68

TEI
ISDN terminal endpoint identifier     DC-215

Telebit T-3000 modem
setup (example)     DC-438

telecommuters
bidirectional dial     DC-76
bidirectional examples     DC-80
central site dial     DC-58
central site examples     DC-60
mixed protocol dial     DC-92
mixed protocol examples     DC-95
scalability issues     DC-57

telecommuting
and asynchronous host roaming     DC-409, FC-330
sample configuration (figure)     DC-404

Telnet
addresses, suppressing     FC-381
configuration task overview     DC-272
connections
idle, handling     FC-391
description     DC-271, DC-273
examples     DC-275
hardware Break signal, generating     DC-273
idle connections     FC-391
Internet addresses, assigning     DC-273
interrupt characters, optimizing response to     DC-273
line speed for remote modifications     DC-272
notification of pending output     DC-272
refusing negotiation on remote echo     DC-273
Remote Echo option     DC-273
Suppress Go Ahead option     DC-273
synchronize signal, sending     DC-273

telnet break-on ip command     DC-272

telnet command     DC-274, DC-318, DC-323

telnet refuse-negotiations command     DC-272

Telnet sessions
disconnecting     DC-124
establishing with a modem     DC-123, DC-128
modems, simplifying connections     DC-123
suspending     DC-124, DC-129
terminating     DC-124

telnet speed command     DC-272

telnet sync-on-break command     DC-272

telnet transparent command     DC-272

termcap, description of     DC-291

terminal
3270-type     DC-290
automatic command execution, configuring     DC-150
changing
line speed     DC-207
character
data bits     DC-208
communication parameters, setting     DC-207
emulation
See terminal emulation
EXEC process, configuring     DC-148
line speed     DC-207
network mask format     P1C-39
parity, setting     DC-207
parity bit, setting     DC-208
selecting a transport protocol     DC-206
session limits, setting     DC-209

terminal databits command     DC-208

terminal editing command     FC-29, FC-33

terminal emulation
custom (example)     DC-298
IBM PC/3270
TN3270     DC-295, DC-297

terminal full-help command     FC-25

terminal history size command     FC-27

terminal international command     FC-52

terminal lat out-group command     DC-285

terminal monitor command     FC-374, FC-376, FC-378

terminal no editing command     FC-33

terminal parity command     DC-208

terminal rxspeed command     DC-207

terminal services     DC-269

terminal speed command     DC-207

terminal stopbits command     DC-208

terminal transport preferred command     DC-206

terminal-type command     DC-296

term ip netmask-format command     P1C-39

test appletalk command     P2C-55

test commands
(caution)     FC-372

test crypto initiate-session command     SC-192

test flash command     FC-372

test interfaces command     FC-373

test memory command     FC-373

test modem back-to-back command     DC-178

Texas Instruments
Token Ring MAC firmware problem     BC-135

TFTP server
AutoInstall
configuring     FC-62
DOS-based     FC-54
role     FC-54
booting automatically from     FC-151
client router, configuring     FC-210
configuration files
(example)     FC-107
copying from     FC-110
copying to     FC-107
downloading     FC-122
Flash memory, using as     FC-208
images
copying from     FC-136
copying to     FC-126
copying to (example)     FC-127
PCMCIA Flash memory card (example)     FC-127
nonresident fonts, accessing     DC-304
router, configuring as
(example)     FC-209
configuration tasks     FC-208
support for DOS-based     FC-54

tftp-server flash command     FC-209

tftp-server rom command     FC-209

tg-number command     BC-365

tg-row command     BC-370

threshold command     FC-347

threshold notifications
RTR     FC-349

THT, FDDI     FC-250

tick count
IPX     P2C-136

TI MAC firmware
establishing SRB interoperability with     BC-135

timeout command     FC-347

timeout interval
setting modem line     DC-134
setting on terminal sessions     DC-209

timeout interval, idle
AIP     WC-27
ATM port adapter     WC-61
NPM     WC-85

timers     DC-490
BGP, adjusting     P1C-163
DECnet
broadcast routing, adjusting     P3C-44
hello, adjusting     P3C-44
dialer
fast idle timer     DC-492
line idle timer     DC-492
wait for carrier     DC-493
DLSw+
configuring     BC-196
LLC2     BC-200
enable timeout, line down-time     DC-493
Frame Relay keepalive     WC-114
IGRP, adjusting     P1C-99
IP Enhanced IGRP     P1C-133
IPX Enhanced IGRP, adjusting     P2C-88
ISO IGRP, adjusting     P3C-63
keepalive, adjusting     FC-228
LAPB
hardware outage     WC-177
link failure (T4)     WC-177
LAT
keepalive     DC-283
virtual circuit     DC-283
RIP, adjusting     P1C-89
TARP, configuring     P3C-87
token holding     FC-250
token rotation     FC-250
transmission valid     FC-250
X.25 Level 3     WC-183
XNS update timers     P3C-110

timers basic (RIP) command     P1C-89

timers basic command     P1C-85, P1C-99, P3C-63

timers bgp command     P1C-163

timers spf command     P1C-113

time services     FC-384
(examples)     FC-392
description     FC-381
monitoring     FC-390
sources     FC-382
valid, preserving     FC-386

timeslot command     DC-228, FC-295

timestamping
debug messages     FC-378
log messages     FC-375

time zone
configuring     FC-388

TN3270
(example)     DC-300
8-bit transparent mode     DC-297
character mapping
creating     DC-297
configuration files (examples)     DC-298  to DC-299
connecting to IBM host     DC-291
connection environment (figure)     DC-291
connections to server     DC-297
description     DC-271, DC-297
extended datastream, enable     DC-296
hexadecimal values, obtaining     DC-297
keymaps
function     DC-292
selection priority     DC-294
null processing, enabling     DC-296
reset-after-error     DC-296
startup sequence priorities     DC-292
termcap     DC-291
terminal emulation
custom file, creating     DC-295, DC-296
default files, using to connect     DC-295
listing files     DC-296
ttycap
function     DC-292
selection priority     DC-293
selection process (figure)     DC-293

tn3270 8bit display command     DC-297

tn3270 8bit transparent-mode command     DC-297

tn3270 character-map command     DC-297

tn3270 command     DC-298

tn3270 datastream command     DC-296

tn3270 null-processing command     DC-296

tn3270 reset-required command     DC-296

TN3270 server
CIP     BC-49
LU nailing
client command     BC-439
compressing files     BC-430
configuration size limits     BC-430
configuration task     BC-439
defined     BC-429
nailing algorithm, defined     BC-431
storing configuration files in Flash     BC-430
TOS
description     BC-427
IP precedence configuration     BC-437
IP TOS configuration     BC-437
precedence setting     BC-427

tn3270-server command     BC-436

TN3270 server command modes
description     FC-20

TN3270 server configuration mode
summary     FC-22

TN3270 Server Enhancements
feature description     BC-427

token holding timer (THT), FDDI     FC-250

Token Ring
DECnet
configuring     P3C-33
encapsulation     P3C-33
DSPU configuration     BC-310
encapsulation     FC-267
extended LAN     BC-6
frame-copied errors     BC-135
frame format     BC-7
functional address     P1C-220
IBM 8209 bridges and SR/TLB     BC-113
interfaces, displaying information     BC-136, BC-171
IP multicast routing over     P1C-219
LLC2 to Ethernet LLC2 conversion, enabling standard     BC-114
SNA Service Point configuration     BC-319
source bridge, basic configuration (example)     BC-138
source bridge only configuration (example)     BC-139
SRB
maintaining     BC-148
support     BC-6
TI MAC firmware problem     BC-135

Token Ring LANE
supported features     XC-69

token rotation time
See TRT

TokenTalk     P2C-1

topology table
AppleTalk Enhanced IGRP     P2C-54
IPX Enhanced IGRP     P2C-150

trace command     FC-372
IP
privileged     P1C-40
user     P1C-40
ISO CLNS
user     P3C-83
VINES     P3C-21

traffic
broadcast     XC-32
BSTUN
queuing priorities     BC-248
configuring     BC-248
controlling patterns     XC-33
control with NetFlow     XC-25
multicast     XC-32
performance     XC-25
STUN
queuing priorities
(example)     BC-232, BC-236, BC-237
LU address     BC-229
serial interface address     BC-228
TCP port     BC-228

traffic filtering
See access lists, lock-and-key

traffic parameters
AIP
(example)     WC-49
configuring     WC-28  to WC-29
NPM
(example)     WC-104
configuring     WC-86  to WC-88

traffic-shape adaptive command     FC-365

traffic-shape group command     FC-365

traffic-shape rate command     FC-365

traffic shaping
(example)     FC-367
adaptive     WC-122
AIP     WC-33
condition signaling     WC-145
generic     FC-365
NPM     WC-92
QOS     WC-121
VCs     WC-120
See also ForeSight

traffic-share command     P1C-99

transient ring error     FC-250

transit bridging
FDDI     BC-2

transition mode
AppleTalk     P2C-16
(example)     P2C-58

translate command     DC-322, DC-325, DC-326

translate lat command     DC-323

translate tcp command     DC-323

translate x25 command     DC-323

translation
in VLANs     XC-35

translational bridging
compatibility with IBM 8209 bridges     BC-113
on FDDI interface     FC-249
See also SR/TLB

translation options
outgoing options, mapping to virtual interface template commands     DC-323

translations
supported metric, between IP routing protocols     P1C-182
See also protocol translation

Transmission Control Protocol
See TCP

transmission groups
overview     BC-227
SNA traffic
configuring     BC-222

transmission-priority command     BC-370

transmission timer, FDDI     FC-250, FC-251

transmission valid timer (TVX)     FC-250

transmission valid timer (TVX), FDDI     FC-250

transmit clock, inverting     DC-226, FC-293

transmit-clock-internal command     DC-226, FC-292

transmit delay, serial interface     DC-226, FC-293

transmit-delay command     FC-307

transmit-interface command     P1C-57

transmitter-delay command     DC-226, FC-293

transparent bridging
administrative filtering     BC-70
AIP
(example)     WC-51
configuring     WC-39
ATM port adapter
(example)     WC-74
configuring     WC-68
basic example     BC-82
bridge priority, setting     BC-77
concurrent routing and bridging
configuration (example)     BC-83
enabling     BC-63
statistics, displaying     BC-81
configuration
(examples)     BC-81  to BC-100
Frame Relay     BC-61
LAT compression     BC-68
options     BC-67
SMDS     BC-62
task list     BC-53
X.25     BC-63
X.25 (example)     BC-93
configuring
multiprotocol LAPB     WC-178
(example)     WC-212
constrained multicast flooding
enabling     BC-80
multicast state information, clearing     BC-81
multicast state information, displaying     BC-81
DDR
access
controlling     BC-60
Ethernet type code (example)     BC-96
protocol (example)     BC-96
bridging protocol, defining     BC-60
defining protocols to bridge     BC-59
interface configuration     BC-61
preparing     DC-470
Dialer Profiles
defining protocols to bridge     DC-546
interface configuration     DC-547
Ethernet to Ethernet bridging
(example)     BC-89
Ethernet to FDDI configuration (example)     BC-89
extended access lists, defining     BC-74
FDDI interface     FC-249
features of Cisco implementation     BC-2
filtering     BC-70
by protocol type     BC-73
by vendor code     BC-72
Frame Relay     WC-9
(example)     WC-141
fast path for     BC-61
integrated routing and bridging
basic configuration (example)     BC-84
complex configuration (example)     BC-85
configuration     BC-64
configuring     BC-3
multiple bridge group configuration (example)     BC-86
statistics, displaying     BC-81
IP     BC-67
Legacy DDR
(example)     DC-498
access (example)     DC-498, DC-526, DC-527
load balancing     BC-79
monitoring and maintaining     BC-81
multicast or broadcast example     BC-92
multiprotocol LAPB     BC-62
NPM
(example)     WC-106
configuring     WC-96
over ATM
fast switching     BC-59
over SMDS
fast switching     BC-62
sample configurations     BC-81
SMDS     WC-11, WC-164
restrictions on     BC-63
spanning tree parameters, adjusting     BC-76
spanning tree topology, displaying     BC-81
SRT example     BC-91
virtual LANs (VLANs)     BC-55

transport command     DC-206

transport input command     DC-206

transport output command     DC-206

transport preferred command     DC-206

transport protocol
defining for a line     DC-205
tunneling     FC-325

transport protocol, selecting     DC-206

transposed characters
correcting     FC-32

trap operations
defining for hub ports     FC-255
SNMP     FC-342

triggers
RTR     FC-349

TR-LANE
AppleTalk     XC-69
APPN     XC-69
Banyan Vines     XC-69
benefits     XC-67
Cisco LightStream 100     XC-70
Cisco LightStream 1010     XC-70
DECnet     XC-69
hardware requirements     XC-70
HSRP     XC-69
IP routing     XC-69
IPX     XC-69
software version     XC-70
source-route transparent bridging     XC-69
SRB     XC-69
example     XC-95, XC-97
XNS     XC-69
See also LANE     XC-68

troubleshooting
ping command     FC-372
RTR     FC-346
trace command     FC-372

TRT
FDDI     FC-250

trusted authentication keys
NTP     FC-384

ts16 command     DC-228, FC-295

TTY     DC-114
relation to interfaces     DC-113
remote username for rcp requests     FC-218

ttycap
alternate     DC-296
function     DC-292
line characteristics, assigning     DC-296
selection priority     DC-293
selection process (figure)     DC-293

ttycap command     DC-296

TTY lines
mapping to AS5200 modems     DC-119
relation to asynchronous interfaces     DC-117

tunnel checksum command     FC-329

tunnel command     DC-321, DC-409, FC-331

tunnel destination command     P2C-28, P2C-30, P2C-31, FC-328
AppleTalk, using GRE     FC-329

tunneling
advantages     FC-326
AppleTalk
definition     FC-325
GRE     FC-329
AURP     P2C-28
Cayman
brief description     FC-325
no AT network address     FC-329
cayman     P2C-30
components     FC-325
destination address     FC-328
encapsulation     FC-328
EON     FC-325
GRE     P2C-31, FC-325
IP     FC-326, FC-327
methods     P2C-30
NOS     FC-325
optional tasks     FC-327
precautions     FC-326
recursive route     FC-327
required tasks     FC-327
SLIP and PPP over X.25 (example)     DC-359
source address     FC-328
VPDN
authorization, search order     DC-684
endpoints, mutual authentication     DC-682

Tunneling of Asynchronous Security Protocols
feature description     BC-249

tunneling PPP
across X.25 (examples)     DC-337

tunnel key command     P1C-21, FC-330

tunnel mode command     P1C-21, P2C-28, P2C-30, P2C-31, P2C-36
configuring tunnel mode     FC-328
enabling GRE tunneling     FC-329

tunnel sequence-datagrams command     FC-330

tunnel session
across TCP or LAT WAN (figure)     DC-321
across X.25 WAN (figure)     DC-320

tunnel source command     P2C-28, P2C-30, P2C-31, P2C-36
configuring the tunnel source     FC-328
tunneling AppleTalk using GRE     FC-329

turbo flooding     P1C-28

TVX, FDDI     FC-250

two-step translation method     DC-318, DC-323

tx-queue-limit command     FC-229

txspeed command     DC-207

Tymnet
X.25 PAD switch (example)     WC-215

type 20 packets     P2C-132, P2C-133

type command     FC-346

U


UDP
broadcast addresses, establishing     P1C-26
datagrams
flooding     P1C-28
speeding up flooding     P1C-28
small services, enabling     FC-380
turbo flooding     P1C-28
use in RIP     P1C-87

UDP broadcasts
BOOTP forwarding agent     P1C-26
DHCP     P1C-26

UDP port numbers
IPTalk     P2C-36

UDP Unicast Enhancement
feature description     BC-12, BC-198

undelete command     FC-177

Ungermann-Bass Net/One
See Net/One

UNI
AIP     WC-23
ATM port adapter     WC-57
NPM     WC-80
version 3.0     FC-274, FC-291

UNIX
messages     FC-377
syslog daemon     FC-377

unnumbered interface, conserving network addresses     DC-141

unnumbered IP
Frame Relay (example)     WC-141

update broadcast, IGRP     P1C-96

upgrade system software
run-from-Flash systems     FC-168, FC-169

URL
user privilege level     FC-45

User Datagram Protocol
See UDP

user-defined-1 command     BC-363, BC-368

user-defined-2 command     BC-363, BC-368

user-defined-3 command     BC-363, BC-368

user EXEC mode
commands     FC-10
description     FC-10
summary     FC-15

user ID, TACACS     DC-208

username callback-dialstring command     DC-651, DC-652

username callback-line command     DC-651, DC-652

username callback-rotary command     DC-651, DC-652

username command     DC-208

username nocallback-verify command     DC-651

username password command     DC-386, DC-427, DC-517

User-Network Interface
See UNI     FC-274

user-network interface
See UNI

V


V.120
asynchronous access over ISDN     DC-418
configuring access     DC-417  to DC-419
dynamic detection (example)     DC-418
dynamic detection and setting     DC-418
standard     DC-417
static setting     DC-417

V.120 Support     DC-417

V.34 modems     DC-169

validate-update-source command     P1C-91, P1C-100

variable-length subnet masks
See VLSMs

variance command     P1C-98

V character
copy output     FC-135

VCI-to-VPI ratio
AIP     WC-37
ATM port adapter     WC-67
NPM     WC-94

vdlc command     BC-362

vendor code
administrative filtering     BC-72, BC-128
filtering by     BC-128

Vendor-Proprietary RADIUS Attributes     SC-78, SC-80

verify-adjacent-node-type command     BC-366

verify command     FC-145

verify-data command     FC-347

verify flash command     FC-145

Versatile Interface Processor
See VIP

version command     P1C-89

view records
creating and deleting     FC-339

VINES
access control     P3C-14
access lists
applying to interface     P3C-15
configuration (example)     P3C-26
creating     P3C-15
displaying     P3C-21
extended     P3C-14
simple     P3C-14
standard     P3C-14
types     P3C-14
addresses     P3C-11
base of host addresses     P3C-16
host names, assigning to     P3C-16
application layer support     P3C-21
broadcasts
encapsulation     P3C-16
forwarding     P3C-20
serverless networks     P3C-13
Cisco's implementation     P3C-2
class field     P3C-20
configuration
(examples)     P3C-22  to P3C-27
task list     P3C-12
configuration example     XC-49
DDR
preparing     DC-473
Dialer Profiles     DC-544
encapsulation     P3C-16
fast switching
deleting     P3C-21
disabling     P3C-18, XC-14
displaying     P3C-21
filters
applying to interface     P3C-15
configuration (example)     P3C-26
types     P3C-14
floating static routes     P3C-19
hello message     P3C-17
hop count field     P3C-20
host
names, assigning to addresses     P3C-16
name table, displaying entries     P3C-21
number     P3C-11
interfaces, status     P3C-21
Inverse ARP support     WC-10
IPC connections, displaying information     P3C-21
IP header     P3C-20
load sharing     P3C-18
logical network (figure)     P3C-11
MAC-level echo     P3C-2
metrics, routing     P3C-2, P3C-13
monitoring tasks     P3C-21
multicast address, SMDS address mapping     WC-161
name-to-address mapping     P3C-2
neighbor stations     P3C-20, P3C-21
network connectivity, testing     P3C-21
network number     P3C-11
NTP     P3C-18
over WANs     P3C-20
redetermine router's network address     P3C-21
routing
concurrent routing and bridging     P3C-13
enabling (example)     P3C-22
enabling on interface     P3C-13
serverless networks (examples)     P3C-23  to P3C-25
table     P3C-21
updates     P3C-17, P3C-18
RTP     P3C-19
redirect messages     P3C-18
starting     P3C-12
serverless networks     P3C-13
server number     P3C-11
SMDS
configuring     WC-164
split horizon     P3C-17, P3C-18
SRTP, starting     P3C-12
static paths     P3C-20
static routes     P3C-19
subnetwork number     P3C-12
time
accepting updates     P3C-19
configuration (example)     P3C-27
NTP     P3C-18
sending updates     P3C-19
synchronizing     P3C-19
time service     FC-384
configuring     FC-387
tracing packet path     P3C-21
traffic statistics     P3C-21

vines access-group command     P3C-15

vines access-list command     P3C-15
DDR     DC-473
dialer profiles     DC-544

vines decimal command     P3C-16

vines encapsulation command     P3C-16

vines host command     P3C-16

vines metric command     P3C-13, XC-40

vines neighbor command     P3C-20

vines propagate command     P3C-20

vines redirect command     P3C-17, P3C-18

vines route-cache command     P3C-18, XC-14

vines route command     P3C-19

vines routing command     P3C-12, P3C-21, XC-39

vines split-horizon command     P3C-18

vines srtp-enabled command     P3C-12

vines time access-group command     P3C-19

vines time destination command     P3C-19

vines time participate command     P3C-19

vines time set-system command     P3C-19, FC-387

vines time use-system command     P3C-19, FC-387

vines update deltas command     P3C-17

vines update interval command     P3C-17

VIP
distributed switching
between ISL VLANS     XC-45
between ISL VLANs     XC-53
enabling     XC-46
ISL encapsulation     XC-46
ISL VLAN traffic     XC-44, XC-53
routing decisions     XC-5
scalability     XC-45, XC-53
VLAN configuration example     XC-53
Frame Relay compression     WC-132
NetFlow distributed switching     XC-26

VIP distributed switching     XC-26

VIP Distributed Switching over ISL in Virtual LANs
configuring ISL on the subinterface     XC-46
distributed architecture     XC-45
enabling IP routing     XC-45
VIP distributed switching     XC-46
VIP switching     XC-44

virtual access interface
AIP     WC-42
NPM     WC-97

virtual access interfaces
clearing or displaying     DC-580
configuration
sources     DC-578
two sources (figure)     DC-578
dynamically created and torn down     DC-609
maximum number     DC-577
maximum number available     DC-320
memory requirement     DC-577
protocol translation
monitor and maintain     DC-335
protocol translation session
applied to     DC-319
virtual asynchronous interface, contrasted with     DC-320

Virtual Address Request and Reply, Probe address resolution     P1C-12

virtual asynchronous interfaces
maximum transmission unit, setting     DC-333
PPP authentication, enabling     DC-334

virtual circuits
LAT timer     DC-283
on the AIP     WC-6
X.25
multiprotocol     WC-189
protocol identification     WC-189
ranges     WC-180
See also SVC
See also PVC; X.25, Frame Relay SVCs

virtual circuits, maximum number
AIP     WC-36
ATM port adapter     WC-67

virtual data link control
APPN over DLSw+
(figure)     BC-17
description     BC-16
configuring an APPN port on     BC-360
configuring DSPU on     BC-312
configuring SNA Service Point on     BC-320, BC-321
DSPU configuration (example)     BC-325
DSPU over DLSw+, supporting     BC-16
SNA Service Point
configuration     BC-320
over DLSw+, supporting     BC-16
SNA Service Point configuration
(example)     BC-328

virtual interfaces
See loopback interface; subinterfaces; tunneling

virtual interface template
creating     DC-322, DC-324
maximum number available     DC-320
protocol translation
authentication, configuring     DC-324
benefits     DC-321
commands supported     DC-322
configuration tasks     DC-336
examples     DC-337  to DC-339
one-step, creating for     DC-322
tunneling PPP across X.25 (examples)     DC-337
two-step, creating for     DC-324
tunneling PPP or SLIP
one-step protocol translation     DC-322
two-step protocol translation     DC-324

virtual LAN
See VLAN

virtual LANs
See VLANs

virtual link, OSPF     P1C-111

Virtual Network System
See VINES

virtual path
filter, configuring     WC-39
See VP

virtual private dial networks
business applications     DC-44
description and benefits     DC-44
examples     DC-46
how they work     DC-45

virtual private dial-up network
See VPDN

virtual private network     P1C-17

virtual-profile aaa command     DC-600, DC-601

Virtual Profiles     DC-591

virtual profiles     DC-591  to DC-607
configured by AAA     DC-596
(example)     DC-603
(figure)     DC-597
configuration tasks     DC-600
plus virtual template, different application     DC-598
plus VPDN template (example)     DC-606
configured by both virtual template and AAA     DC-597
(example)     DC-604
(figure)     DC-598
configuration tasks     DC-600
configured by virtual template only     DC-595
(example)     DC-602
(figure)     DC-596
configuration tasks     DC-599
interoperations
Dialer Profiles     DC-592
Legacy DDR     DC-592
other virtual template features     DC-593
MLP
cloning sequence (table)     DC-593
configuration factors     DC-593
configuration rules     DC-591
interoperation     DC-593
per-user configuration     DC-609, DC-612
difference     DC-591
PPP application     DC-591
prerequisites     DC-592
restrictions     DC-592
terminology     DC-594
user-specific interface configuration     DC-594
virtual access interfaces
cloning sequence (table)     DC-593
virtual template interface
information included     DC-594
overrides physical interface     DC-594
virtual template only
PPP (example)     DC-580

virtual-profile virtual-template command     DC-601

virtual ring
definition     BC-7
example     BC-145
using with LAN Network Manager     BC-121

virtual template interface
contents     DC-594
creating     DC-586, DC-599, DC-600
defining for stack group     DC-586
type of information included     DC-595
unnumbered IP     DC-599, DC-600

virtual template interfaces     DC-577  to DC-581
(examples)     DC-580
background information     DC-577
benefits     DC-578
cloning     DC-579, DC-594, DC-610
configuration service for virtual access interfaces     DC-577  to DC-581
contents     DC-579, DC-610
creating     DC-580
features that apply     DC-579
number allowed     DC-577
per-user configuration     DC-609
prerequisites     DC-579
unnumbered IP     DC-580
virtual profiles
PPP (example)     DC-580

Virtual Template Interface Service
feature description     DC-577

virtual templates
AIP     WC-42
NPM     WC-98
See also virtual template interfaces

Virtual Templates for Protocol Translation
feature description     DC-319

virtual Token Ring
address (VTRA), using with SDLLC     BC-24
implementation     BC-283

VLAN
addressing     XC-36
AppleTalk
over IEEE 802.10 encapsulation     XC-55
routing     XC-55, XC-56
subinterface customization     XC-55
AppleTalk over ISL encapsulation     XC-38
AppleTalk Phase II support     XC-35
ATM LAN Emulation     XC-34
Banyan VINES over ISL encapsulation     XC-39
Banyan VINES support     XC-35
broadcast domain     XC-31
colors     XC-33
communication between     XC-33, XC-34
connecting Fast Ethernet devices     XC-34
DECnet over ISL encapsulation     XC-40
DECnet support     XC-35
description     XC-31
designing switched VLANs     XC-36
encapsulation format     XC-56
frame tagging     XC-33
hybrid switching environments     XC-35
identifier     XC-33
IEEE 802.10 encapsulation     XC-34
interoperability     XC-35
IP     XC-35
ISL encapsulation     XC-34
LAN segmentation     XC-36
Layer 2 translation     XC-34
Layer 3 routing     XC-34
load balancing     XC-36
network
changes     XC-34
design     XC-33
management     XC-33
performance     XC-33
Novell IPX encapsulation     XC-35
packets traversing shared backbone     XC-37
performance     XC-33
redundancy in     XC-36
routers in     XC-36
routing between     XC-36, XC-53
routing Novell IPX     XC-43
scalability     XC-32, XC-33
security     XC-32, XC-34
segmenting LANs     XC-32
segmenting LANs with     XC-31
sharing resources between     XC-36
supported VLAN encapsulation formats     XC-35
translation     XC-35
VlanDirector     XC-33
VLAN identifier in IEEE 802.10 encapsulation     XC-55
XNS over ISL encapsulation     XC-46
XNS support     XC-35

VLANs
AppleTalk support     P2C-3
configuration tasks     BC-55
IPX support     P2C-5
isolation between     XC-32
routing among     BC-57
routing between (example)     BC-88
transparently bridged configuration (example)     BC-86

VLSM
ODR support     P1C-84

VLSMs
definition     P1C-177
OSPF example     P1C-117, P1C-188
RIP Version 2     P1C-87, P1C-89

VMS
host connection to a routing device     DC-279
system, loopback     FC-240

VP
filter, configuring     WC-39

VPDN     DC-681  to DC-685
(figure)     DC-682
authentication
home gateway     DC-682
network access server     DC-682
connection
establishing     DC-682
forwarding traffic
ISP POP to home gateway     DC-681
home gateway
configuration task list     DC-682
incoming connections, configuring     DC-683
virtual interface     DC-682
virtual template interface, creating     DC-683
network access server
configuring     DC-683
outgoing connections     DC-684
tunnel authorization, search order     DC-684
tunnel lookup     DC-684
secure     DC-681
tunnel lookup
DNIS     DC-684
domain name     DC-684
virtual interfaces
monitoring     DC-685

vpdn outgoing command     DC-684

vpdn outgoing dnis command     DC-684

vpdn search-order command     DC-685

VPDN Tunnel Lookup Based on Dialed Number Information
feature description     DC-683, DC-684

VTAM
definitions, configuring for SDLLC     BC-302
support on CIP     BC-410

VTY-async authentication information     DC-336
logging to a buffer     DC-336
logging to a UNIX syslog server     DC-337
logging to console terminal     DC-336

vty-async command     DC-326, DC-331, DC-418

vty-async dynamic-routing command     DC-332, DC-408

vty-async header-compression command     DC-333

vty-async ipx ppp-client loopback command     DC-332, DC-408

vty-async keepalive command     DC-333

vty-async ppp authentication chap command     DC-334

vty-async ppp authentication pap command     DC-335

vty-async virtual-template command     DC-324

vty-line mtu command     DC-333

W


WANs
configuring
ISO CLNS over     P3C-79
configuring IP over     P1C-69
configuring transparent bridging over     BC-59
DECnet support     P3C-3
overview
ATM     WC-2, WC-3
chapter description     WC-1
IP and ARP     WC-4
organization     WC-1

warning messages
automatic     FC-370

watchdog packets     P2C-118
DDR     P2C-118

Web browser
See Cisco Web browser

weighted fair queueing
configuring     FC-361
description     FC-359

where command     DC-124

which-route command     P3C-83

wide-area networking
See WAN

wildcard command     BC-372

wildcards
LANE address templates     XC-72

writable control store (WCS)
microcode     FC-158

write memory command     FC-259

write network command
See copy running-config command

write terminal command
See show running-config command

X


X.121 addresses
aliases     WC-185
assigning symbolic host names     DC-329
setting     WC-182
understanding     WC-184

X.25
access lists (example)     WC-224
addresses
BFE conventions     WC-206
datagram, mapping     WC-190
datagram, transport     WC-186
destination hosts addresses, mapping     WC-190
interface, setting on     WC-182
mapping, displaying     WC-210
pattern matching (example)     WC-214
replacing     WC-185
substitute in local route     WC-203
suppressing     WC-185
X.121
address mapping     WC-190
MAC address (example)     WC-218
alias X.121 address     WC-185
assigned routes, displaying     WC-210
BFE
address conventions     WC-206
configuring     WC-205
Blacker Emergency Mode     WC-208
(example)     WC-222
address translation     WC-208
booting from a network server (example)     WC-223
bridging     WC-193
bridging on     WC-12
Call Request packet     WC-186
Cisco's implementation     WC-12
CMNS
configuring routes     WC-205
interface     WC-210
routing     WC-204
compressed packet header     WC-192
compression, payload     WC-194
configuration
(example)     WC-212
task list     WC-178
configuring
transparent bridging over     BC-63
configuring ISO CLNS over     P3C-79
connection to LAT (example)     DC-360
custom queuing     WC-197
datagram transport
(figure)     WC-186
configuration task list     WC-187
description     WC-12
D-bit     WC-197, WC-199
DCE encapsulation     WC-179, WC-198
DDN
address conventions (figure)     WC-206
configuration     WC-205
(example)     WC-221
encapsulation types     WC-207
mapping algorithm     WC-205
standard service     WC-207
type of service (TOS) field     WC-207
DECnet support     P3C-3
destination time, ignore     WC-195
DTE encapsulation     WC-179, WC-198
DTR dialing (example)     DC-538
dynamic mapping of IP and X.121 addresses     WC-190
encapsulating ISO CLNS     P3C-4
facilities supported     WC-199
flow control
effect on queuing     WC-198
setting     WC-182
values     WC-203
general statistics, displaying     WC-210
IP datagrams over     WC-198
IP split horizon, default     WC-188
ISDN D channel     DC-689
benefits     DC-689
configuration (example)     DC-690
configuration tasks     DC-690
ITU-T and ISO specifications     WC-12
LAPB     WC-176, WC-177
Legacy DDR
dialers supported     DC-496, DC-524
DTR dialing (example)     DC-508, DC-538
locally switched PVC     WC-201
mapping protocol address to remote host     DC-496, DC-524
map usage, restricting     WC-197
M-bit     WC-183
modulo (extended packet sequence)     WC-199
network user ID (Cisco)     WC-196
OSPF, broadcasts     WC-191
over ISDN     WC-13
over TCP/IP (XOT)     WC-198, WC-202, WC-203
packet
acknowledgment policy     WC-195
hold queue     WC-197
numbering modulo, setting     WC-181
sizes     WC-183
packet-layer protocol (PLP)     WC-12
PAD
access, configuring     DC-371, WC-192
command signals     DC-371
connections     WC-13, WC-185
PAD calls over XOT     DC-379
PAD connections, viewing     DC-377
PAD-to-TCP (example)     DC-362
payload compression     WC-194
ping over (example)     WC-222
PLP restarts     WC-186
precedence handling     WC-207
priority queuing     WC-197
profile script (example)     WC-224
protocol encapsulation options     WC-188
protocol identification     WC-189
protocols supported, routing     WC-12
public data network (PDN)     WC-12
PVC
exchange IP traffic (example)     WC-215
IP traffic exchange (figure)     WC-215
remote tunneling (example)     WC-217
switching (example)     WC-213, WC-216
QLLC over     WC-13
remote switching     WC-12
restricted fast select facility     WC-197
route table     WC-200
routing
(example)     WC-214
configuration task list     WC-199
enabling     WC-199
local switching     WC-12, WC-198
one or multiple protocols     WC-191
protocols supported     WC-191
remote switching     WC-12, WC-198
static table     WC-198
(example)     WC-214
supported protocols     WC-12
via OSI NSAP     WC-13
XOT alternate routes     WC-204
routing table
positional parameters     WC-214
selecting destination of route     WC-200
serial interface     WC-210
services     WC-210
source and destination addresses, modifying     WC-200
specifications     WC-12
subaddress     WC-184, WC-185
subinterfaces
configuration     WC-187
(example)     WC-216
switching, local or remote     WC-12
switching between PVCs and SVCs     WC-202
(example)     WC-218
TCP keepalives     WC-202
terminating VC connection     WC-201
timers     WC-183
transparent bridging
(example)     BC-93
tunneling     WC-12, WC-198, WC-199
unrestricted fast select facility     WC-197
user facilities
accept reverse charging     WC-196
closed user group (CUG)     WC-196
configuration task list     WC-193
flow control parameter negotiation     WC-196
list of     WC-196
network user ID (Cisco)     WC-196
Recognized Operating Agency (ROA)     WC-196
reverse charging     WC-196
throughput class negotiation     WC-196
transit delay     WC-196
virtual circuits
clearing     WC-210
displaying     WC-210
establishing     WC-186
idle time, setting     WC-194
multiprotocol     WC-188
number of     WC-195
options available     WC-188
protocol
(table)     WC-189
encapsulation     WC-188
identification     WC-189
ranges
(example)     WC-213
keywords (table)     WC-181
setting     WC-180
routing protocols     WC-191
window size     WC-182
X.121
addresses     WC-184
aliases     WC-185
setting     WC-182
X.29
access lists (example)     WC-224
profile script (example)     WC-224
XOT
PVC
(figure)     WC-216
resetting     WC-210
SVC, clearing     WC-210
virtual circuits     WC-210
See also LAPB

X.25 Enhancements
LAPB
priority and custom queuing     WC-177
QLLC     BC-286
route, configuring     WC-200
X.25
priority or custom queuing     WC-197

X.25 on ISDN D Channel
feature description     DC-689

X.25 Switching between PVCs and SVCs
feature description     WC-202

X.28
access and display parameters     DC-371
business applications     DC-370
description     DC-369
examples     DC-373
PAD command signals     DC-371
PAD configuration     DC-370
X.3 parameters     DC-373

X.28 Emulation
feature description     DC-369

X.29
access list
creating     DC-328
accesslist number     DC-328
access lists
(example)     WC-224
applying to a line     WC-209
creating     WC-209
profile script (example)     WC-224

X.3 PAD
description     DC-376
making connections     DC-372, DC-376
parameters
setting     DC-377
setting from X.28 mode     DC-373
switching sessions     DC-377

X.3 parameter settings, viewing     DC-377

x25 accept-reverse command     WC-196

x25 address command     BC-195, WC-182
Legacy DDR     DC-496, DC-524

x25 bfe-decision command     WC-208

x25 bfe-emergency command     WC-208

x25 default command     WC-186

x25-dest-address command     BC-365

x25 facility cug command     WC-196

x25 facility packetsize command     WC-196

x25 facility reverse command     WC-196

x25 facility roa command     WC-196

x25 facility throughput command     WC-196

x25 facility transit-delay command     WC-196

x25 facility windowsize command     WC-196

x25 hic command     WC-181

x25 hoc command     WC-181

x25 hold-queue command     WC-197

x25 hold-vc-timer command     WC-195

x25 host command     DC-329

x25 htc command     WC-181

x25 idle command     WC-194

x25 ip-precedence command     WC-207

x25 ips command     WC-183

x25 lic command     WC-181

x25 linkrestart command     WC-186

x25 loc command     WC-181

x25 ltc command     WC-181

x25 map accept-reverse command     WC-196

x25 map bridge broadcast command     BC-63

x25 map bridge command     WC-193

x25 map command     DC-496, DC-524, WC-188, WC-190, WC-195

x25 map compress command     WC-194

x25 map compressedtcp command     WC-193

x25 map cug command     WC-196

x25 map idle command     WC-194

x25 map no-incoming command     WC-197

x25 map no-outgoing command     WC-197

x25 map nudata command     WC-196

x25 map nuid command     WC-196

x25 map nvc command     WC-195

x25 map packetsize command     WC-196

x25 map pad command     WC-192

x25 map qllc command     BC-195, BC-286

x25 map reverse command     WC-196

x25 map roa command     WC-196

x25 map throughput command     WC-196

x25 map transit-delay command     WC-196

x25 map windowsize command     WC-196

x25 modulo command     WC-181

x25 nvc command     WC-195

x25 ops command     WC-183

x25 pad-access command     WC-192

x25 pvc command     WC-188, WC-192

x25 pvc interface command     WC-201

x25 pvc qllc command     BC-286

x25 remote-red command     WC-208

x25 route command     WC-204, WC-205

x25 routing command     WC-199

x25 routing use-tcp-if-defs command     WC-203

x25 subaddress command     BC-362

x25 suppress-called-address command     WC-185

x25 suppress-calling-address command     WC-185

x25 t10 command     WC-183

x25 t11 command     WC-184

x25 t12 command     WC-184

x25 t13 command     WC-184

x25 t20 command     WC-183

x25 t21 command     WC-184

x25 t22 command     WC-184

x25 t23 command     WC-184

x25 use-source-address command     WC-185

x25 win command     WC-182

x25 wout command     WC-182

x28 command     DC-371

x28 escape command     DC-371

x28 nuicud command     DC-371

x28 profile command     DC-371

x28 reverse command     DC-371

x28 verbose command     DC-371

x29 access-list command     DC-328, WC-209

x29 profile command     DC-329, WC-210

x3 command     DC-377

X3T9.5 specification     FC-250

X Display Manager Control Protocol (XDMCP)     DC-305

XDMCP, starting XRemote     DC-305

Xerox Network Systems
See XNS

XID
frequency of transmissions for LLC2     BC-268
value, specifying     BC-274

xid-block-number command     BC-358

xid-id-number command     BC-358

Xmodem
system image
recovering     FC-154
recovering (example)     FC-155

XNS
access control     P3C-107  to P3C-109
access lists
3Com (example)     P3C-116
creating     P3C-108, P3C-109
extended     P3C-107
filters     P3C-108
standard     P3C-107
addresses     P3C-104
broadcasts
all-nets broadcast     P3C-111
directed broadcast     P3C-111
flooding     P3C-112, P3C-113
forwarding     P3C-112
local broadcast     P3C-111
messages, controlling     P3C-111
processing     P3C-112
Cisco's implementation     P3C-4
concurrent routing and bridging     P3C-106
configuration
(examples)     P3C-115  to P3C-117
task list     P3C-105
configuration example     XC-54
DDR
configuring     DC-475
Dialer Profiles, configuring     DC-545
encapsulation on Token Ring interfaces     P3C-106
fast switching     P3C-114, XC-15
cache entries, displaying     P3C-114
filters
applying to interface     P3C-109
generic     P3C-107, P3C-108
routing table     P3C-107, P3C-109
types (table)     P3C-107
flooding     P3C-112
behavior, defining     P3C-113
configuring     P3C-113
helpering     P3C-112
configuring     P3C-112
example     P3C-117
host number     P3C-104, P3C-111
IDP     P2C-4
interfaces, displaying status     P3C-114
in VLANs     XC-35
LANE support     XC-69
metrics, routing     P3C-4, P3C-104
monitoring tasks     P3C-114
multicast address, SMDS address mapping     WC-161
Net/One routing
emulation mode     P3C-104
enabling (example)     P3C-115
task list     P3C-106
network
connectivity, testing     P3C-114
monitoring     P3C-114
number     P3C-104
network connectivity, testing     P3C-114
over ISL encapsulation     XC-46
paths, setting maximum     P3C-111
RIP updates     P3C-103
delay between     P3C-110
receiving     P3C-104, P3C-106
setting timers     P3C-110
timers (example)     P3C-116
routing
enabling     P3C-106
over LANs     P3C-4
over WANs     P3C-4
routing metrics     P2C-4
routing table entries
adding     P3C-109
displaying     P3C-114
SMDS, configuring     WC-163
standard routing, enabling     P3C-105
(example)     P3C-115
static routes, adding to routing table     P3C-110
Token Ring interface encapsulation     P3C-106
traffic statistics, displaying     P3C-114
TR-LANE support     XC-69

xns access-group command     P3C-107, P3C-109

xns encapsulation command     P3C-106

xns flood broadcast allnets command     P3C-113

xns flood broadcast net-zero command     P3C-113

xns flood specific allnets command     P3C-113

xns forward-protocol command     P3C-112

xns hear-rip command     P3C-106

xns helper-address command     P3C-112

xns input-network-filter command     P3C-107, P3C-109

xns maximum-paths command     P3C-111

xns network command     P3C-105, XC-47

xns output-network-filter command     P3C-107, P3C-109

xns route-cache command     P3C-114, XC-15

xns route command     P3C-110

xns router-filter command     P3C-107, P3C-109

xns routing command     P3C-105, XC-46

XNS Routing over ISL in Virtual LANs
feature description     P3C-114

xns ub-emulation command     P3C-106

xns update-time command     P3C-110

XOT
destination     WC-201
keepalive options     WC-201
X.25 connections (example)     WC-216
See also X.25, over TCP/IP (XOT)

XRemote
automatic session startup     DC-305  to DC-306
configuration
task list     DC-303
configuration file
(example)     DC-310
connecting to host computer     DC-307
connections to servers     DC-305, DC-308  to DC-309
connectivity     DC-302
description     DC-301, DC-305
examples     DC-310  to DC-313
font loader
protocol translator     DC-304
retries, setting     DC-303
fonts
DECwindows, selecting     DC-304
nonresident, accessing with TFTP     DC-304
remote access to     DC-302
selecting     DC-304
internal buffer size, increasing     DC-303
listing connections     DC-309
manual session startup     DC-306
modem setup     DC-303
monitoring     DC-303
connections     DC-309
traffic     DC-309
reenabling manually     DC-308
returning to EXEC prompt     DC-307
sessions between servers     DC-308
setting X display location     DC-307
starting clients     DC-307
terminating the session     DC-306
X terminal parameter setup     DC-303

xremote command     DC-306

xremote lat command     DC-304, DC-305

xremote tftp buffersize command     DC-303

xremote tftp host command     DC-303

xremote tftp retries command     DC-303

xremote xdm command     DC-305

X Window System
client server     DC-301
description     DC-301
display server     DC-301
setting display location     DC-307

Y


Ymodem
system image
recovering     FC-154

Z


ZIP
definition     P2C-2
query interval     P2C-43
reply filters     P2C-26

Zone Information Protocol
See ZIP

zones
See AppleTalk, zones



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