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SOAP method, 73-79, 93, 264 socket, 9, 19-20 counting, 178 HTTP, 19 in UNIX, 176 number, 19, 237 number 25, 19 number 80, 19 troubleshooting, 297 Socks, 234, 237-239, 332-333 client software, 332 configuration, 333 Hummingbird client, 332 NEC client, 332 service number, 297 software analyzer, 342 source routing, 357 spanning tree protocol, 221 spool file, 282-284 spooler, print, 284 stack, 213 standardization disk duplication, 252-254 hardware, 253 login scripts, 249 manual, 247 user network profiles, 248 user templates, 247-248 user-level login scripts, 247-249 Windows 95/98/NT, 251 standby monitor, 133 star topology, 14 startup menu, Windows, 57 Stateful Multi-Level Inspection (SMLI), 230, 232 store-and-forward switch, 220 STP (shielded twisted pair), 138 Support Source, 92 swap space, 108-109 switch, 8, 12, 24, 207-226 backup configuration, 211 configuring, 210 criteria for installing, 129 cut through, 220
T dumb terminal mode, 211, 224 full duplex, 222 latency, 375 layer three, 223 methodology, 219 port mirroring, 357 spanning tree protocol, 221 store-and-forward, 220 Token-Ring network, 137 trunking, 222 two-port, 128 v. hub, 14 v. router, 208-209 wire speed, 14 switching technology, 14 SYN packet, 355 System Monitor, 111, 164-165 system resource problems, 107-111 hard disk space, 108 Linux, 112-114 NetWare, 111-113, 115 System Monitor, 109 System Resource Meter, 109 UNIX, 111-114 Windows 95/98, 108 TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), 14-16 address assignment, 15 address identification, 355 ARP, 350 commands in Windows, 161-163 connections, 297 firewall, 229 loopback address, 266 name resolution, 21 netstat, 295 NetWare, 200-202 OSPF, 217 physical segment check, 59 ping IP address, 266 polling, 366-367
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Eminent Domain TCP/IP Graffiti DHCP
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Route in Peace: Routing Protocols P
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