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displaying an 11-3
modifying an 11-4
removing an 11-4
Interior Gateway Protocols (IGP) 4-6, 6-9
Internet address. See IP address
Internet Control Message Protocol. See ICMP
Internet Protocol. See references with IP address
intranetwork routing
diagram 3-2
IP
address translation 9-13
ARP cache 9-13
enabling routing 9-20
interface 9-1
main menu 1-4
pinging a station 9-22
RIP mode 9-21, 9-22
route
displaying table 9-11
routes 9-9
statistics, displaying 9-23
IP address
classes of 4-3
defined 4-2
derived from 4-2
division of network and host 4-2
example 4-4
network layer and the 4-1
RIP, and 4-6
routing table, and the 4-5
subnet mask, and the 4-3
subnet part 4-3
IP interface
defining 9-6
displaying 9-3
removing definition 9-7
IP mulitcast routing
interface
disabling 10-5
IP multicast
cache, displaying 10-9
routes, displaying 10-8
IP Multicast menu 1-4
IP multicast routing
about 5-1
algorithms 5-3
interfaces 10-1
administering 10-3
defining 10-2
displaying 10-4
enabling 10-5
MBONE 5-2
rate limit 5-6, 10-4
TTL threshold 10-3
tunnels 5-6, 10-6
IP route
default 9-10, 9-13
defining static 9-11
removing from table 9-12
status 9-10
IP router
transmission process 4-2
IP routing
address classes 4-3
basic elements 4-2
enabling 9-20
ICMP 4-9
OSI reference model 4-1
references 4-11
router interface 4-4
routing table 4-5
transmission errors 4-9
IP routing over ATM 4-10
IPX
forwarding statistics, displaying 11-17
main menu 1-5
RIP statistics, displaying 11-15
route
defining a static 11-6
removing a 11-7
SAP statistics 11-16
static server 11-9
IPX routing
and RIP 6-10
packet format 6-5
router interface 6-8
routing table 6-8
SAP, and 6-10
server table 6-13
L
LANplex
bridging/routing model 3-6
intranetwork router, as an 3-2
ports and IP interfaces 9-6
subnetting with 3-2
learned routes
flushing AppleTalk 12-6
flushing IP 9-12
flushing IPX 11-7
learned, IP route status 9-10
LIS
definition of 4-10
forwarding to nodes within an 4-11