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4 INDEX
LIS interfaces
characteristics of 9-3
defining 9-4
M
MAC (Media Access Control). See FDDI MAC
MAC address 3-3
ARP and 9-13
bridging in switching modules, and 3-6
compared to IP address 4-2
in ARP Request 4-8
located with ARP 4-7
use in IP routing 4-8
Macintosh, chooser 7-2
management
IP interface 9-1
management console
RMON 13-1
MBONE 5-2
menu
AppleTalk main 1-6
bridge 1-4
IP main 1-4
IPX main 1-5
metric
defined 4-5
metric value
DVMRP 5-5, 10-3
MIB
RMON 13-1, 13-2, 13-4
multicast routing, IP
about 5-1
N
name binding protocol 7-9
named entities 7-2
NBP 7-9
NetWare
defined 6-1
OSI reference model, and the 6-2
protocols 6-1 to 6-3
network address 3-3
network layer, and IP address 4-1
network layer, AppleTalk 7-6
network numbers
extended 7-2
nonextended 7-2
network supplier support A-3
nodes, AppleTalk 7-2
nonextended network numbers 7-2
O
on-line technical services A-1
OSI Reference Model
AppleTalk routing and 7-5
IP routing and 4-1
IPX routing and 6-2
P
PAP 7-10
physical layer, AppleTalk 7-5
pinging
AppleTalk node 12-12
IP station 9-22
port
See also FDDI port
printer access protocol 7-10
probe
RMON 13-1, 13-2
PVC
adding 9-9
removing 9-9
R
rate limit
IP multicast 5-6, 10-4
references
Comer 4-11
Perlman 4-11
routing RFCs 4-11
returning products for repair A-4
RIP
active mode 9-21
broadcast address, and 9-2
default mode 9-22
defined 4-6, 6-10
off mode 9-21
passive mode 9-21
route configuration, and 4-6, 6-9
setting mode 9-21
using for dynamic routes 6-9
RIP statistics
IPX RIP 11-15
RMON
agents 13-3
alarms 13-6
benefits of 13-2
groups 13-3
hysteresis mechanism 13-8
LANplex implementation 13-2