# DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
Concepts and Planning

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## Index

### A

- Absolute domain name
- ACL (access control list)
  - defined
- Acronyms
- Address
  - see IP address
- Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
  - description of
- Addressing
  - see IP address
- Alias
- Anonymous user access
- Application layer protocols
  - BIND
  - BOOTP
  - Finger utility
  - FTP #1
  - FTP #2
  - LPR/LPD #1
  - LPR/LPD #2
  - NFS #1
  - NFS #2
  - NTP #1
  - NTP #2
  - POP
  - Remote commands #1
  - Remote commands #2
  - SMTP
  - SNMP #1
  - SNMP #2
  - TELNET #1
  - TELNET #2
  - TFTP #1
  - TFTP #2
- Application programming interface (API)
  - C Sockets
  - eSNMP
  - $QIO
  - SRI $QIO
  - Sun RPC
- Application support
  - description of
  - for PATHWORKS
- ARP
  - description of
- Automated mail service
- Auxiliary server
  - description of
  - event and error logging
  - inetd
  - security features

### B

- Backup
  - restrictions in BIND service
- Berkeley Internet Name Domain service
  - see BIND service
- BG driver
- Big Endian
- BIND client
  - description of
- BIND resolver
  - description of
- BIND server
  - boot file
  - caching-only server
  - configuration without internet access
  - defined
  - forwarder server
  - hints file
  - local loopback file
  - lookup load
  - master server #1
  - master server #2
  - master zone file
  - name format
  - placement on LANs
  - placement on WANs
  - primary server #1
  - primary server #2
  - reverse translation file
  - root server
  - secondary server
  - selecting servers
  - selection guidelines
  - server files
  - slave server
- BIND service
  - administration
  - components
  - copying Internet documents with automated mail service
  - copying Internet documents with FTP
  - criteria for using
  - defined
  - domain
  - domain hierarchy example
  - domain hierarchy planning
  - domain name
  - domain name type
  - domain naming conventions
  - domain naming strategy
  - domain size limits
  - functional domain hierarchy
  - functional zone
  - geographic domain hierarchy
  - geographic zone
  - IN-ADDR.ARPA domain
  - InterNIC Registration Services
  - introduction
  - names
    - case sensitivity
    - character set used
  - planning
  - resolver
  - reverse translation domain
  - server
  - subdomain
  - technical and zone contact
  - top-level domains
  - zone
  - zone example
- Boot file
- BOOTP
  - description of
  - planning considerations
- Broadcast mask
  - default value of
- Broadcast mask
  - purpose of
- Byte streams

### C

- C socket interface
- C Socket programming interface
- Caching-only server
  - defined
  - selecting
- Canonical name
- Case sensitivity
- Character set
  - used for BIND service names
- Client
  - see process
- Client/server model
- Command procedures
  - startup and shutdown
- Communication protocols
  - POP
  - SMTP
- Container files

### D

- Databases
  - BOOTP
  - export #1
  - export #2
  - hosts #1
  - hosts #2
  - InterNIC
  - printcap
  - proxy #1
  - proxy #2
  - proxy #3
  - proxy #4
  - proxy #5
  - ROUTE
  - service
  - UCX$CONFIGURATION.DAT
  - zone
- Datagram fragment
  - see fragmentation
- Datagram socket
  - defined
- DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
  - architecture
  - planning
- Directory
  - file types
- Directory hierarchy
  - differences
- Directory level
  - file systems
- Domain
  - alias
  - canonical name
  - case insensitive
  - defined
  - fully qualified name
  - relative name
  - reverse lookup
  - technical and zone contact
- Domain administrator
  - role
- Domain concepts
  - absolute name
  - fully qualified name
  - name
  - name types
  - subdomain
  - top-level domain
- Domain hierarchy
  - guidelines
  - nslookup use
  - planning #1
  - planning #2
- Domain name
  - format
  - strategy
- Domain Name Service
  - BIND #1
  - BIND #2
- Dynamic routing
  - see also RIP
  - see also routing

### E

- Ethernet
- Existing domain information
  - nslookup
- Export database
  - NFS server use

### F

- FDDI
- File access
- File name
  - valid characters
- File ownership
  - OpenVMS
  - UNIX
- File protection
  - OpenVMS
  - UNIX
- File size
- File specification
  - OpenVMS
  - UNIX
- File structure
  - OpenVMS
  - UNIX
- File system
  - differences between OpenVMS and UNIX
  - file specifications
  - UNIX root
- File Transfer Protocol
  - description of
- File type
  - OpenVMS
- Finger utility
  - description of
- Forwarder server
  - selecting
- Fragmentation
  - by gateway
  - conditions for
  - of datagram
  - reassembling
- FTP
  - anonymous user access
  - description of
- Functional zone #1
- Functional zone #2

### G

- Gateway
  - definition
  - IP address for
- Geographic zone #1
- Geographic zone #2
- GID
  - defined
- Group identification
  - see GID

### H

- Hard link
- Hints file

### I

- ICMP
  - description of
- IN-ADDR.ARPA domain
- INET
  - supported
- inetd
  - in auxiliary server
- Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
  - description of
- Internet definition
- Internet device driver
  - description of
- Internet layer protocols
  - ARP #1
  - ARP #2
  - ICMP #1
  - ICMP #2
  - IP
  - RIP
- Internet Protocol
  - description of
  - routing messages by
- InterNIC #1
- InterNIC #2
  - registration services
- IP
  - definition
  - description of
  - raw socket
- IP address
  - definition
  - for routing
  - parts of

### L

- LAN
  - configuring BIND Servers on
  - definition
- Link
  - hard links
  - symbolic link
  - UNIX file system
- Little Endian
- Local loopback file
- Lookup
  - distributing load
- LPR/LPD
  - description of

### M

- Management
  - Control Program (UCP)
    - invoking
  - description of
  - tools
    - UCX configuration procedure
- Management tools
  - description of
  - installation and configuration procedures
  - logical names
  - Management Control Program
  - startup and shutdown command procedures
  - UCP
- Master server
  - defined
  - primary
  - secondary
  - selecting
- Master zone file
- Mounting

### N

- NAMED.CA file
- NAMED.LOCAL file
- Network byte order
  - Big Endian
  - description
  - Little Endian
- Network concepts
  - client/server model
- Network File System
  - NFS
  - see NFS
- Network Interface layer
- Network Interface layer protocols
  - CSLIP
  - PPP
  - SLIP
- Network mask
- Network routing
- Network services protocols
  - BIND
  - BOOTP
  - DNS
  - NTP
  - Portmapper
  - SNMP
- Network Time Protocol
- NFS
  - client #1
  - client #2
  - container files
  - description of
  - file names
  - file specification
    - OpenVMS
    - UNIX
  - file system definition
  - links
  - OpenVMS applications
    - accessing NFS user data
  - path names
  - PC-NFS #1
  - PC-NFS #2
  - RFCs
  - server #1
  - server #2
  - UNIX file system on OpenVMS server
  - UNIX-style file system
- NFS client
  - description of
  - overview
- NFS components
- NFS design
  - idempotent operations
- NFS protocol
  - stateless operation
- NFS server
  - asynchronous process
  - daemon
  - databases used
  - description of
  - multithread facility
  - overview
  - shared OpenVMS cluster databases
- nslookup use

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