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Cisco IOS Wide-Area Networking Configuration Guide
ATM WC-2
chapter description WC-1
IP and ARP WC-9
organization WC-1
wide-area networking
See WANs
X
X.121 addresses
aliases
WC-221
interface-based insertion and removal WC-240
setting WC-215
understanding WC-220
X.121-to-IP addressing correlation WC-243
X.25
access lists (example)
WC-290
addresses
BFE conventions
WC-258
datagram
mapping
WC-226
transport WC-222
destination hosts addresses, mapping WC-227
interface, setting on WC-215
pattern matching (example) WC-270
replacing WC-221
substitute in local route WC-241
suppressing WC-221
X.121
address mapping
WC-226
alias X.121 address WC-221
assigned routes, displaying WC-266
asymmetrical windows and packets WC-219
BFE
address conventions
WC-258
configuring WC-257
BFE Emergency Mode (example) WC-286
Blacker Emergency Mode
address translation
WC-260
booting from a network server (example) WC-288
bridging WC-229
bridging frames, enabling WC-229
bridging on WC-14
bundling X.25 and LAPB commands WC-246
calling address insertion and removal WC-240
(example) WC-276
Call Request packet WC-222
Cisco’s implementation WC-14
closed user groups (CUGs) WC-248
CMNS
configuring routes
WC-247
interface WC-266
routing WC-247
CMNS on leased lines (example) WC-281
CMNS switching (example) WC-279
CMNS switching over a PDN (example) WC-279
compressed packet header WC-229
compression, payload WC-230
configuration
(example)
WC-268
task list WC-211
CUG numbers, mapping WC-255
CUGs
configuring
WC-249
(example) WC-284
incoming and outgoing access WC-252, WC-253
membership selection WC-252
network subscription WC-249
no-incoming and no-outgoing access WC-253
POP with access restricted to one CUG
(example)
WC-285
POP with multiple CUGs and no public access
(example)
WC-285
POP with multiple CUGs and public access
(example)
WC-286
POP with no CUG access (example) WC-285
protection and security WC-249
service, access, and properties WC-253
(example) WC-284