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Preface xl format kits, you need a copy of the UNZIP utility. The following example shows how to use the UNZIP utility, assuming you have copied the appropriate version of UNZIP.EXE to your current default directory. $ UNZIP := $SYS$DISK:[]UNZIP.EXE $ UNZIP filename.ZIP Use VMSINSTAL to upgrade your MultiNet system with the software patch. Documentation Comments Your comments about the information in this guide can help us improve the documentation. If you have corrections or suggestions for improvement, please let us know. Be as specific as possible about your comments: include the exact title of the document, version, date, and page references as appropriate. You can send your comments by e-mail to: techpubs@process.com or mail the completed form to: Process Software 959 Concord Street Framingham, MA 01701-4682 Attention: Technical Publications You can also fax the form to us at 508-879-0042. Your comments about our documentation are very much appreciated.
PART I MultiNet Installation and Introduction Chapter 1 Installing and Upgrading MultiNet for OpenVMS Chapter 2 Example Procedures Chapter 3 Files That May be Added to Your System Disk Chapter 4 Removing MultiNet for OpenVMS Chapter 5 MultiNet Documentation and Online Help Chapter 6 Introduction to MultiNet and TCP/IP Concepts Chapter 7 Devices, Protocols, and MultiNet Internals Chapter 8 Getting Additional Information Part I Managing Hosts
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Page 3 and 4: SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND TR
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Page 9 and 10: Contents Preface Contents Contents
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Page 13 and 14: Contents Compiling the Host Table .
Page 15 and 16: Contents Using MENU-CONFIG to Confi
Page 17 and 18: Contents Using the Mail Delivery Me
Page 19 and 20: Contents Customizing Printer Queues
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Page 23 and 24: Contents Relay Agent Information Op
Page 25 and 26: Contents Step 9: Enabling the Kerbe
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Introduction to MultiNet and TCP/IP
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Devices, Protocols, and MultiNet In
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Devices, Protocols, and MultiNet In
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Table 7-3 shows the correspondence
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Getting Additional Information 8-2
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Getting Additional Information 8-4
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Part I I Managing Networks
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Configuration Overview 9-2 • Modi
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Configuration Overview 9-4 Table 9-
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Configuration Overview 9-6 Table 9-
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Configuration Overview 9-8 and ADD
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Configuration Overview 9-10 To save
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File name Description Host Tables a
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Host Tables and DNS Host definition
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Reference. The command qualifiers a
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Host Tables and DNS MULTINET_SERVER
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Host Tables and DNS accepts recursi
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Host Tables and DNS 5 Update the DN
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Table 10-8 describes the logging op
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Incremental Zone Transfer Host Tabl
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Table 10-9 DNS Resource Record Type
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7200 ; refresh every 2 hours 7200 ;
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$ MULTINET NETCONTROL DOMAINNAME RE
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Example zone file (zone.1): $ORIGIN
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Multicast Name Resolution Host Tabl
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Configuring MultiNet Services Servi
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Table 12-1 SERVER-CONFIG Commands (
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Configuring MultiNet Services 6 Sel
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Configuring MultiNet Services You c
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Configuring MultiNet Services SERVE
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Configuring MultiNet Services MULTI
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$ MULTINET NETCONTROL NETCONTROL AC
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Configuring MultiNet Services down,
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Configuring MultiNet Services SYS$M
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Configuring MultiNet Services The R
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$ DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXEC MULTINET_RSHEL
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Configuring SYSLOG Configuring Mult
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Destination Specified As Example Co
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GateD Route Selection Configuring N
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Table 13-2 GateD Commands (Continue
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Route Filtering Configuring Network
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hello Configuring Network Routing h
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outerdiscovery server Configuring N
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Options and Parameters aggregate Co
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Configuring Electronic Mail The fil
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Configuring Electronic Mail This fo
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Monitoring MIB (RFC 2788) are avail
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Configuring Electronic Mail [DD-MMM
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Mail Parameters Configuring Electro
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determining where a mail message sh
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cannot be retrieved. MULTINET_IMAPD
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Value Effect Configuring Electronic
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Printer Configuration This command
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Printer Configuration remote host.
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Printer Configuration lowest order
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Printer Configuration You may overr
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Printer Configuration You can start
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Customizing Printer Queues Printer
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HP5 192.168.2.3 TCP port 9100 Telne
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over the network, and the name and
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NTYSMB Advantages Over STREAM Queue
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$ DEFINE/SYSTEM MULTINET_NTYSMB_DEB
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Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) Pr
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Printer Configuration MULTINET_IPP_
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Printer Configuration Settings. The
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Printer Configuration Specifies the
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Logging Levels Printer Configuratio
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Printer Configuration Setting Up Tw
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Device Options rmt12 through rmt15
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RMT Server and Client Configuration
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In the next example, a CD-ROM drive
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Chapter 18 Configuring and Managing
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Configuring and Managing FTP 4 To r
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Table 18-1 FTP Server Qualifiers (C
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Configuring and Managing FTP • Th
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Configuring and Managing FTP The fi
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Table 18-2 FTP Site Commands (Conti
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Configuring and Managing FTP and re
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Network Service Monitoring Configur
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Configuring and Managing FTP The ne
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Introduction This chapter describes
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Note! Example 19-1 shows how to use
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$ MULTINET CONFIGURE/MENU DHCP Clie
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Table 19-3 DHCP Client Lease Option
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Table 19-5 DHCP Client Lease Declar
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$ Run the $ MULTINET CONFIGURE /INT
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Chapter 20 Configuring the Font Ser
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An example font server configuratio
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vendor string: ABC, Incorporated ve
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Configuring the Font Server RELATIV
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Flushing the Font Server Cache Conf
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Chapter 21 Configuring Remote Syste
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Configuring Remote Systems with RAR
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Reloading RARP Configuration Config
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BOOTP Options for the BOOTP Server
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End of Show DHCP HAddr Configuring
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Chapter 22 Managing the XDM Server
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Managing the XDM Server X11R3 serve
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Table 22-2 XDM Server Resources (Co
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X11-Gateway Configuration 25-6 wind
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Configuring DECnet-over-IP Circuits
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Configuring DECnet-over-IP Circuits
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Using the NFS Client 29-4 system, s
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Using the NFS Client 29-6 accessing
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Using the NFS Client 29-10 user nam
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Using the NFS Client 29-14 an opera
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Using the NFS Client 29-16 Table 29
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Chapter 30 Configuring the Secure S
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- .rhosts authentication combined w
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Configuring SSHD Master for SSH1 Co
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enable-ssh1 Enables SSH v1 sessions
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Starting the SSH Server for the Fir
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Devices allocated: BG1: BG2: $ SHOW
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Configuring the Secure Shell (SSH)
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Allowforwardingport=”” Configur
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MULTINET_SSH_DISPLAY_SYS$ANNOUNCE C
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Chapter 31 Configuring the Secure S
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Starting the SSH Server for the Fir
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MULTINET_LOG_MBX Configuring the Se
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Chapter 32 Configuring IPSEC and SE
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IPSEC Configuration File Configurin
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Specify the soft lifetime duration
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Configuring IPSEC and SETKEY The fo
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The possible command options for SE
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Configuring IPSEC and SETKEY 192.16
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File Inclusion include file other c
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Configuring IPSEC and SETKEY verify
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Configuring IPSEC and SETKEY random
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IPSec key management with Racoon2 C
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usage: pskgen file_specification pr
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Configuring IPSEC and SETKEY All of
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logfile (file) ; Configuring IPSEC
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selector_check (obey|exact) ; IT IS
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acoon2_default.conf Configuring IPS
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transport_ike.conf Configuring IPSE
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Chapter 33 Intrusion Prevention Sys
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section. Both of the ASTLM and TQEL
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Table 33-1 Main configuration Keywo
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Table 33-2 Per-Component Configurat
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Sample Component Configuration File
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Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) T
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SERVER-CONFIG Service Parameters Ap
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Table A-1 SERVER-CONFIG Service Par
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Server Configuration Parameters Tab
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DNSSEC > update add example.net DNS
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Automatic key rollovers DNSSEC When
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DNSSEC the key flags and re-generat
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Reader’s Comments MultiNet for Op
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Index setting up MultiNet to use 23
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Index Index-4 add 21-29 algorithm 2
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Index /FINISHING_DEFAULT 16-34 /FLA
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Index MULTINET_SSH_ALLOW_PREEXPIRED
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Index SHOW OSPF ERRORS 13-5 SHOW OS
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Index Q QIO interface 7-4 queue con
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