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HP OpenVMS Systems Documentation

HP TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS Management Previous Contents Index O Occluded mounts OPCOM messages     disabling for SNMP     disabling for TELNETSYM     for LPD events Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)     see OSPF OpenVMS Clusters     alias for SMTP     BIND failover #1     BIND failover #2     DHCP failover     load broker     NFS databases     SMTP common directory OpenVMS file system     Files-11 ODS-2     master file directory (MFD)     when to use with NFS OpenVMS system clock OPTIONS statement OSPF     overview Overmounting P PATHWORKS/Advanced Server support     starting and stopping the PWIP driver PC-NFS     authentication     configuring     managing print queues     providing print services     startup and shutdown Performance     improving TELNET     influencing factors         TELNET characteristics     NFS server PING command Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)     client     configuration tasks     configuring     defined     dialup provider         IP forwarding     initiating a connection     SET INTERFACE command qualifiers POP Port numbers     used by server software Portmapper     displaying registered applications     displaying RPC options     SHOW PORTMAPPER command     SHOW SERVICE PORTMAPPER command Post Office Protocol (POP) see POP Postmaster account     creating Preconfiguration tasks     BOOTP Print queues     managing PC-NFS     redirecting output to LPD queue Printcap database     PrintServer extensions     symbols Printing     configuring a TELNETSYM queue     customizing TELNETSYM queues     defining queues     displaying status of a remote queue     establishing TELNETSYM links     granting acccess to local printers     redirecting output to another queue     relay queues     releasing TELNETSYM links     removing print jobs     setting up relay queues     starting and stopping LPD     TELNET print symbiont PrintServer     support for in LPD Protocols     Routing Information Protocol (RIP) Proxy database     adding entries     adding NFS proxies     controlling access to print queues     creating     displaying information     example     mapping the default user     mapping user accounts     NFS proxies         examples     use on OpenVMS Cluster Proxy entries     for network printing Proxy identities     communication proxies #1     communication proxies #2     for controlling system access     NFS proxies     proxy database Pseudointerfaces PWIP driver Q Queue management     LPD/LPR     reconfiguring SMTP queues     TELNETSYM print R R commands #1 R commands #2     security     trusted hosts         setting up RBLs     see Real-Time Black Hole Lists RCP Real-Time Black Hole Lists (RBLs) Reassembly time     of datagrams         setting Rejecting misconfigured systems     specifying, in GATED configuraton #1     specifying, in GATED configuraton #2 Removing     directory links     links RESOLV.CONF configuration file Restoring container file systems Reverse translation files REVTRA macro REXEC RIP     and ROUTED     overview     quiet mode RLOGIN     logical names     security RNDC.CONF file format rndc utility rndc_confgen utility Root name servers Round-robin scheduling     disabling     example     for cluster load balancing (BIND) Router discovery Router IDs     specifying, in GATED configuraton Routes database     SHOW MX_RECORDS command Routing     and SMTP alternate gateway     configuring     configuring a gateway     daemons         GATED         ROUTED     defined     defining interface routes         broadcast address     defining route preferences     defining static routes     displaying static routes     enabling and disabling dynamic routing     extending a network     GATED         definition statements     GATED route types     gateway         with static routes     mail #1     mail #2     protocols         Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)         configuring         Exterior Gateway Protocol (EGP)         Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)         Router Discovery         Routing Information Protocol (RIP)     reassembly of datagrams     testing     valid trace options Routing Information Protocol (RIP)     see RIP Routing preferences     sample specifications Routing selection criteria Routing table     preserving GATED routes     removing GATED routes RSH S Sample definition statements Security     and NFS proxies     BIND     BOOTP     controlling access         local print queues     controls for NFS server     DHCP parameters     OpenVMS connections     POP server     RLOGIN     SMTP SFF     TFTP Send-from-file (SFF) Serial connections     choosing protocols Serial Line IP (SLIP)     configuration commands     configuring         dialup lines         gateway         hard-wired lines     defined     terminating a connection Serial lines     assigning IP addresses     configuring     configuring a PPP client     configuring a PPP dialup provider     configuring a SLIP connection     initiating a PPP connection     PPP configuration tasks     problem isolation     setting IP forwarding Services     end-user         RCP         REXEC         RLOGIN         RSH     starting Services database SET CONFIGURATION COMMUNICATION command     defining pseudointerfaces SET CONFIGURATION INTERFACE command     network pseudointerfaces SET CONFIGURATION SMTP command SET INTERFACE command     network pseudointerfaces Set requests     enabling SET ROUTE command     configuring static routes SET SERVICE /LOG_OPTIONS command SFF     see Send-from-file SHOW INTERFACE command     displaying network interfaces SHOW PORTMAPPER command SHOW ROUTE command SHOW SERVICE PORTMAPPER command SHOWDHC utility SIG(0) transaction signatures-BIND9 Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)     see SMTP Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)     see SNMP Slave zones SMTP #1 SMTP #2     alternate gateway     ANALYZE MAIL command     analyzing SMTP queues     configuring     deleting entries     DISABLE SERVICE SMTP command     disabling service     displaying characteristics     displaying MX records     ENABLE SERVICE SMTP command     enabling Antispam     enabling service     file storage     local alias file     log files     logical names     lookups     Mail Exchange (MX)     managing queues     modifying characteristics     modifying the configuration     monitoring queues     overview     postmaster account     queuing mechanism     reconfiguring queues     requeing messages     restart     routing mail     send-from-file (SFF)     SET CONFIGURATION command     SET CONFIGURATION SMTP command     START MAIL command     starting and stopping     TCPIP$SMTP_LOGFILE.LOG     TCPIP$SMTP_RECV_RUN.LOG     utility files #1     utility files #2     zones SNMP #1 SNMP #2     authentication traps     components     configuring #1     configuring #2     configuring community address     configuring community information     configuring community type     configuring local host     configuring with SET CONFIGURATION SNMP command     disabling OPCOM messages     displaying community information     displaying configuration information     displaying current configuration     executables and command files     key concepts     logging     management client response problems     master agent and incoming requests     operation of     set requests     shutdown     specifying location and contact information     startup and shutdown problems     subagent     subagent timeout problems Solving problems     BOOTP     DHCP server     FTP     load broker     LPD/LPR     NTP     POP     serial lines     SMTP     SNMP     TELNETSYM     TFTP SPAM     route-through Specifying     log files         in printcap database START MAIL command STATD Static routing     defined Stub zones Subagents     solving timeout problems Subnetting     DHCP NETMASKS file Superuser     controlling privileges SYSGEN     NFS server         tuning parameters for System time     NTP adjustments to Previous Next Contents Index