Index

M

MAC. See Media Access Control

Macintosh clients

as IPX clients 7-4

management features

Flash RAM

and software, upgrading 1-6

remote management

far-end Ascend units, configuring 1-6

terminal server command line 1-5

WAN or Ethernet activity, tracking 1-6

Mask 5-8

master 3-26, 3-27

MAX

comprehensive security provided by 1-4

corporate backbone network and 1-1

dynamic route updates, configuring 8-38

IP on a subnet 8-14

IP routing 1-5

IPX routing 1-4

L2TP tunnels, creating 9-31

LAC, configuring 9-33

LNS, configuring 9-35

management features 1-5

multi-mode agent, configuring 9-22

NAT, configuring 8-45

packet bridging 1-4

phone number, assigning 2-2

Max Baud 3-45

Max Ch Count 3-20

MAX Idle Timer 3-34

MAX stack 3-26

adding a MAX 3-32

configuring 3-31

disabling 3-32

performance considerations 3-28

removing a MAX 3-32

Max Time 3-34

Maximum Receive Unit (MRU) 9-4

Maximum Receive Units (MRU) 3-15

Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) 9-3

MDM Modulation 3-45

MDM Trn Level 3-45

Media Access Control (MAC) 6-2

physical address 6-4

Menu mode 3-43

configuring 3-50

parameters 3-50

Metric 3-4

metrics 8-5, 8-22

Min Ch Count 3-20

mobile node router

supporting (IP only) 9-22, 9-25

mobile node routers (IP only)

VPN

mobile node routers (IP only) 9-25

Modem

connections parameters 3-40

modem

configuring 3-46

connections 3-42

dialout 3-54

host connection via 8-24

immediate, how it works 3-55

parameters 3-44

Modem dialout 3-54

MP 3-23, 3-30

parameters 3-19

MP and BACP connections

configuring 3-18

MP connection with BACP

configuring 3-22

MP connection without BACP

configuring 3-21

MP without BACP 3-19, 3-30

MP+

configuring 3-24

MP+ and MP-with-BACP channels 3-28

MP+ calls and MP calls with or without BACP 3-31

MP+ connections

configuring 3-23

MP+ or PPP (MP) calls

over multiple MAX units 3-26

MP+ parameters 3-24

MP/MP+ call 3-26

MPP (MP+) and MP with BACP calls 3-29

MP-without-BACP calls 3-30

MRU. See Maximum Receive Units

MS-Stac compression 3-15

multicast backbone (MBONE)

multicasting, AppleTalk zones 4-2

multichannel calls

add-on numbers, specifying 2-2

fail to connect 2-2

Multilink PPP (MP) or MP+ calls

over multiple MAX units 3-26

multiple address NAT

configuring 8-44

multiple POPs

configuring 9-28

multiple-address

NAT 8-42

N

Name 2-4, 3-11, 5-6, 6-3, 6-5

Name Binding Protocol (NBP) 4-1

name servers

DNS 8-13

WINS 8-13

Name-Password profile

configuring 3-12

Name-Password profile parameters 3-11

NAT. See Network Address Translation

NBP Broadcast Request 4-4

NBP. See Name Binding Protocol (NBP)

Net Adrs 6-6

Net BRI

configuring 2-5

parameters 2-4

Net End 3-37, 3-38, 4-5, 4-7

Net Start 3-37, 3-38, 4-5, 4-7

NetWare

Packet Burst 7-4

WAN considerations 7-4

NetWare Call filter parameters 5-22

NetWare Call filters 5-22

NetWare SAP Home Server Proxy 7-10

configuring 7-17

Netware t/o 6-9, 7-9

NetWare, and link compression 3-15, 7-3

Network 7-18

network

diagramming 1-3

numbers (IPX) 7-14

numbers, AppleTalk 4-6

Network Address Translation (NAT) 8-41

DHCP 8-42

DHCP requests 8-43

DHCP server 8-41

Frame Relay 8-44

IP address 8-41

multiple address, configuring 8-44

multiple-address 8-42

port routing, single-address 8-41

port, configuring 8-45

private addresses vs. official addresses 8-41

profile 8-46

single address, configuring 8-44

Static Mapping submenu 8-45

translation table size 8-42

Node 7-18

non-extended networks

ARA 4-2

LocalTalk 4-2

non-seed router 4-5

Novell's NetWare 3-15, 7-3

O

Offset 5-7

Open command 3-54

Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) 8-4

Out filter 01-12 5-6

Output filters

AppleTalk Call 5-23

Output SAP Filters 7-20

P

PAC. See PPTP Access Controller

packet

bridging 1-4

directing to local host 8-27

Packet Burst 7-4

Packet Characters 3-45

packet filters

See also filters 5-1

defining 5-5

how they work 5-3

IP 5-2

IPX 5-2

parameters 5-6

static 5-1

Packet Wait 3-45

PAP. See Password Authentication Protocol

Parallel Dial 3-21

Passwd 3-47

Password 3-12, 3-34, 9-7, 9-12, 9-18

for establishing bridging 6-2

Telnet 8-12

Password Authentication Protocol (PAP) 1-4

authentication 3-14, 3-18, 3-39, 3-40, 3-41

Password Prompt 3-47

Pct 3-24

Peer 3-36, 3-37, 7-8

phone numbers

hunt group 2-3

MAX, assigning 2-2

SPIDs 2-3

physical address

and bridge table 6-2

Ping command 7-7, 8-15

PNS. See PPTP Network Server

Point-to-Point protocol (PPP) 3-1, 3-51

(MP) or MP+ calls

spanning multiple MAX units 3-26

bridged connection 6-3

configuring 3-52

connections 3-39

connections, async 3-39

connections, authenticating 1-4

connections, configuring 3-12, 3-17

dial-in for AppleTalk, configuring (Connection profile) 3-36

dial-in for AppleTalk, configuring (Name/Password profile) 3-37

IPXCP 7-1

IPXWAN 7-1

mode parameters 3-51

mode, configuring 3-51

negotiation 8-41

options 3-4

parameters 3-14

Point-to-Point-Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) 9-1

command 9-30

default route preference 8-5

tunnels for dial-in clients, configuring 9-26

tunnels, across multiple POPs 9-28

tunnels, multiple POPs, configuring 9-28

tunnels, PAC, configuring 9-27

poisoning IP routes 8-14

Pool 8-23

Pool # N count 8-11

Pool # N start 8-11

Pool Count 8-19

Pool Only 8-11

Pool Start 8-19

Pool Summary 8-11

port 3-54

numbers of common ports 8-42

port routing 8-45

configuring 8-45

NAT 8-45

NAT, configuring 8-45

NAT, single-address 8-41

ports, disabling 8-47

PPP Delay 3-52

PPP Direct 3-52

PPP Info 3-52

PPP. See Point-to-Point protocol

PPTP Access Controller (PAC) 9-26

configuring 9-27

working as a MAX 9-26

PPTP Enabled 9-27

PPTP Network Server (PNS) 9-26

PPTP PAC parameters 9-27

PPTP. See Point-to-Point-Tunneling Protocol

Predefined Filter profiles

AppleTalk Call 5-23

IP Call 5-21

NetWare Call filter 5-22

predefined filter profiles

configuring 5-21

Preempt 3-9

preferences 8-22

preferred servers

IPX 7-4

PRI Num 2-2

Pri Num 2-5

Pri SPID 2-5

Private 8-23, 8-40

private addresses vs. official addresses

NAT 8-41

private routes 8-23

privileges, obtaining 1-7

Profile 8-46

Profile Reqd 3-3, 3-33

profile, activating a 1-7, 1-8

promiscuous mode 6-3

Prompt 3-47

Prompt Format 3-47

Protocol 5-10, 8-46, 8-47

protocols

ATMP 9-1

GRE 9-1

proxy ARP, inverse ARP 8-10

Proxy Mode 8-10

proxy mode

configuring 6-12

Q

Q.922 address 8-10

R

RADIUS

configuring AppleTalk 4-7

real channels 3-27

Recv 7-8

Recv Auth 6-5, 7-8

RecvAuth 3-14

Registered Ports 8-47

reject interface 8-6

remote 7-12

Remote Conf 3-50

remote management

far-end Ascend units, configuring 1-6

Resume command 3-55

Reuse addr timeout 8-44

Reuse last addr 8-44

RIP 8-36

RIP Policy 8-39

Rip Preference 8-32

Rip Tag= 8-33

RIP version 1. See RIP-v1

RIP. See Routing Information Protocol

RipAseType 8-33

RIP-v1 8-39, 8-40

enabling on Ethernet interface 8-10

recommendations 8-23

RIP-v2 8-39

configuring 8-39

enabling on Ethernet interface 8-10

recommendations 8-23

RIP version 2. See RIP-v2

route

connections as routes 8-38

default route 8-37

preferences 8-5

ways to specify static routes 8-4

Route AppleTalk 3-14

Route IP 3-14, 8-22, 9-13

Route IPX 3-14, 6-9, 7-8

Route Line 9-27

Route line N 9-33

Route name 8-35

route preferences

configuring 8-38

router configuration

verifying 7-7

router mode (ATMP) 9-5

Routing 8-44, 8-45, 8-46

routing

a terminal-server session to a PPTP server 9-30

AppleTalk 4-4

AppleTalk seeding 4-3

configurations 3-8

Routing Information Protocol (IPX RIP) 7-2, 8-4, 8-10, 8-23

broadcast, updates 8-4

broadcasts 7-2

default route 7-2

default route preference 8-5

private routes 8-23

similarity to TCP/IP RIP 7-2

static IP routes and 8-37

static route, configuring 7-12

static routes and 8-38

tables 7-2

WAN connections 7-9

Routing Table Maintenance Protocol (RTMP) 4-1

packets 4-3

RTMP. See Routing Table Maintenance Protocol

S

SAP HS Proxy. See NetWare SAP Home Server Proxy

SAP Reply 9-7, 9-12, 9-18

SAP. See IPX SAP

Sec Domain Name 8-12

Sec History 3-20, 3-21

Sec Num 2-2, 2-5

Sec SPID 2-5

second IP address 8-9

Secure Access firewalls 5-2

Security 3-44, 3-50

security

callback 1-4

Caller-ID authentication 1-4

card authentication 1-4

features listed 1-4

filters 1-4

firewall 1-4

ICMP redirects off 8-40

servers 1-4

SNMP 1-6

terminal server 1-4

Security profile

Full Access 1-8

seed router 4-3

Send Auth 3-14

Send PW 3-14

Server Name 7-18, 7-21

Server Type 7-18, 7-20

servers

security 1-4

Service Advertising Protocol (IPX SAP) 7-2

broadcasts 7-2

filter parameters 7-19, 7-20

filter parameters, Answer profile 7-21

filter parameters, Connection profile 7-21

filter parameters, Ethernet profile 7-21

filters 7-3, 7-4

filters, applying 7-8, 7-21

filters, configuring 7-21

tables 7-2

WAN connections 7-9

Service Profile Identifier (SPID)

assignments 2-5

for Net BRI lines 2-3

Session options 3-4

Session options parameters 3-8

Shared Prof 3-39, 8-12

Show dnstab command 8-16

Silent 3-46

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) 1-6

management features 1-6

security 1-6

Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) 8-13

RFC 1305 8-13

server addresses 8-13

server, communicating with 8-13

single address NAT

configuring 8-44

Single IP Addr 8-46

SLIP 3-53

configuring 3-53

mode parameters 3-52

mode, configuring 3-52

SLIP BOOTP 3-53

SLIP Info 3-53

SNMP. See Simple Network Management Protocol

SNTP. See Simple Network Time Protocol

Socket 7-18

socket 8-36

SPID. See Service Profile Identifier

spoofing

watchdog 6-11

Src Adrs 5-10

Src Mask 5-9

Src Port # 5-11

Src Port Cmp 5-4, 5-11

Stac compression 3-15

Stac compression, and NetWare 3-15, 7-3

Stack 3-31

channels 3-27

Connection profiles 3-28

Stack Name 3-31, 3-32

stack parameters 3-31

stacked channel 3-27

Stacker LZS compression 3-15

stacking 3-26

bundle 3-26

multiple MAX units 3-26

PPP (MP) or MP+ calls over multiple MAX units 3-26

Stacking Enabled 3-31, 3-32

static

IP routes 8-37

static IP routes 8-4

static IPX routes 7-3

configuring 7-17

Static Mapping submenu

NAT 8-45

Static Mappings menu 8-45

static packet filters 5-1

Static Preference 8-32

static route 8-37

configuring 7-12, 7-19, 8-37

default route, configuring 8-37

dynamic route updates, configuring 8-38

parameters 7-18, 8-33

route preferences, configuring 8-38

static routes

ATMP mobile clients. to 9-16

Static Rtes 8-32

Station 3-7, 6-3

names, for establishing bridging 6-2

status windows

WAN or Ethernet activity, tracking 1-6

Sub Pers 3-20, 3-21

subnet

address format for class C 8-3

zero 8-3

Summary 8-39

Switch Type 2-4

system startup

building IP routing table 8-4

system-based routing 8-7

T

T1 lines 2-1

Target Util 3-20

TCP Estab 5-4, 5-11

TCP modem

connections 3-43

connections (DNIS Login) 3-42

TCP port 8-41, 8-46

TCP-clear

Answer profile 3-42

connection parameters 3-41

connection, configuring 3-42

Telnet 3-47

Telnet Mode 3-48

Telnet PW 8-12

telnet sessions 8-28

Template Connection 3-12

Term Type 3-47

Terminal 3-38

terminal adapters

connections 3-40

Terminal mode 3-43

configuring 3-46, 3-48

parameters 3-46

terminal server

authentication 1-4

configuring 3-44

connections 3-1

connections, configuring 3-38

Immediate mode 3-43

Menu mode 3-43

Security 3-44

Terminal mode 3-43

terminal server command line 1-5

terminal server connections

Connection authentication issues 3-39

Termserv command 8-16

The 8-11

Tick Count 7-18

Toggle Scrn 3-50

TS Idle Mode 3-9

tunneling

ATMP authentication 9-21

fragmentation issues 9-4

GRF switch, to 9-4

link compression, and 9-3

MTU limit, explicit 9-3

UDP port for ATMP control information 9-3

Type 5-6, 7-20, 7-21, 9-7, 9-12, 9-16, 9-17

U

UDP

ATMP, port for tunnel control 9-3

Chksum 8-14

Port 3-31, 9-7, 9-12

port number for ATMP connections 9-7

UDP port 3-32, 8-41, 8-46, 9-12

UNIX clients

as IPX clients 7-4

Use Answer As Default 3-3

Username Login 3-41

V

V.120 terminal adapter 3-39, 3-40

connections 3-40

V.35 port

introduction 2-1

V.42/MNP 3-44

Valid 5-6, 7-20, 8-46, 8-47

valid names for 8-17

Value 5-9

Virtual 1-5

Virtual Private Networks (VPN) 1-5, 9-1

ATMP 9-1

ATMP tunnels, configuring 9-1

ATMP, connections that bypass a foreign agent 9-26

IP routing 1-5

L2TP tunnels, configuring for dial-in clients 9-30

PPTP tunnels for dial-in clients, configuring 9-26

RFC 1701 9-1

VJ Comp 3-16

VPN. See Virtual Private Networks

VT100 menu

slots and ports 2-1

W

WAN 1-4

WAN. See Wide-Area Network

watchdog spoofing 6-10, 6-11, 7-9, 7-10

Well Known Ports

TCP 8-47

UDP 8-47

Wide-Area Network (WAN)

ARA 3-1

interface, IP configuration 8-21

interface, IP routing 8-6

interfaces supported 2-1

introduction 3-1

routing and bridging 1-4

terminal server connections 3-1

WINS 8-13

X

X.75 options 3-4

Z

zero subnets 8-3

ZIP Query 4-4

ZIP. See Zone Information Protocol

Zone Information Protocol (ZIP) 4-1

Zone Name 3-33

Zone Name #1 4-6

Zone Name #2 4-6

zones 4-4

AppleTalk 4-2

multicasting 4-2

names, and case insensitivity 4-2

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