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Using Cisco TCP/IP Suite: Table of Contents
- Intended Audience
- Document Contents
- Document Conventions
- Understanding the Guide
- Task Overview
- User Tasks
- Administrative Tasks
- Task-to-Topic Cross-Reference
- Cisco TCP/IP Stack
- Cisco TCP/IP Suite Applications
- Configuration Utility
- Dialer Application
- FTP Client
- FTP Server
- Kerberos
- Monitor Application
- MultiNet Tools
- NFS and Print Assistant
- Ping Application
- SNMP Agent
- Telnet
- VerInfo
- Getting Help
- Using Online Help
- Viewing Electronic Support Information
- Contacting Technical Support
- Obtaining Additional Information
- Understanding Pronto Mail
- Pronto Mail Features
- Understanding Pronto Mail Terms
- Sending and Receiving Mail
- Checking for Incoming Messages
- Reading Messages
- Filing Messages
- Moving a Message to a Folder
- Copying a Message to a Folder
- Replying to Messages
- Forwarding Messages
- Editing Messages
- Finding Text in a Message
- Replacing Text in a Message
- Checking Spelling in a Mail Message
- Deleting a Mail Message
- Printing a Mail Message
- Changing the Printer Setup
- Saving a Message to a File
- Using Folders
- Opening the Folders Window
- Creating Folders or Subfolders
- Sorting Message Headers
- Filtering Messages
- Importing Folders
- Exporting Folders
- Deleting a Folder
- Attaching Files to a Message
- Viewing an Attachment
- Saving an Attachment
- Using an Address Book
- Changing Header or Message Body Fonts
- Customizing the Toolbar
- Creating Mail Signatures
- Understanding Copying Files
- Copying Files Using FTP
- Understanding the FTP Client
- Starting the FTP Client
- Stopping the FTP Client
- Connecting to an FTP Server and Creating a Server Profile
- Tips for Creating FTP Profiles
- Identifying an FTP Proxy Server
- Finding the Files You Want
- Changing Directories
- Viewing File Contents
- Creating Directories
- Copying Files to Your Workstation
- Renaming Files
- Deleting Files and Directories
- Copying Files Between Your Workstation and a Remote System with FTP Server
- Preparing to Copy Files to a Remote System
- Using FTP on the Remote System
- Copying Files Between Your Workstation and Networked Drives with NFS
- Copying Files Between Local and Network Drives
- Specifying an NFS Server
- NFS Global Options
- NFS Command-Line Access
- NFS File Properties
- Transferring Files with Enhanced Mosaic
- Transferring Text and HTML Files with Enhanced Mosaic
- Transferring Files with FTP Using Enhanced Mosaic
- Copying Files with Mail Attachments
- Viewing an Attachment
- Saving an Attachment
- Letting Other Users Access Files on Your Workstation
- Starting and Stopping the FTP Server
- Authorizing Users to Connect to Your Workstation
- Adding New Users
- Modifying User Information
- Deleting Users
- Setting Up an Anonymous FTP Server
- Limiting User Access to Specific Directories
- Understanding Enhanced Mosaic
- Understanding the World Wide Web
- Understanding HTML
- Understanding Uniform Resource Locators (URLs)
- Starting and Stopping Enhanced Mosaic
- Viewing Documents and Browsing the WWW
- Opening WWW Documents
- Opening WWW Documents on WWW Servers
- Opening Local Documents
- Following Links to Other Documents
- Browsing Documents
- Searching Document Content
- Opening Multiple Windows
- Searching the Internet
- Sending Mail
- Reading Newsgroups
- Using Hotlists
- Opening a File with the Hotlist Window
- Adding the Current File to the Hotlist
- Deleting a Hotlist Item
- Editing a Hotlist Item
- Saving the Hotlist as an HTML File
- Listing the History
- Saving the History Window as an HTML File
- Viewing HTML Source Code
- Saving and Printing Documents
- Saving Documents
- Printing Documents
- Changing the Page Layout of Printed Documents
- Changing the Size of Printed Text
- Printing Application Files
- Printing Telnet Session Contents
- Printing Scroll Back Buffer Contents
- Printing Selected Text
- Printing the Current Screen
- Printing Pronto Mail Messages
- Printing Enhanced Mosaic Pages
- Printing on NFS-Networked Printers
- Accessing an NFS-Networked Printer
- Viewing Files
- Viewing Pronto Mail Attachments
- Viewing UNIX and OpenVMS Text Files with NFS
- Viewing Case-Sensitive File Names on a Cisco MultiNet for OpenVMS NFS Server
- Understanding Remote System Access
- Starting and Stopping Telnet
- Connecting to a Host with Telnet
- Working in a Telnet Session
- Copying and Pasting Telnet Session Contents
- Setting Telnet Session Options
- Saving Telnet Session Contents
- Printing Telnet Session Contents
- Printing Scroll Back Buffer Contents
- Printing Selected Text
- Printing the Current Screen
- Using Kerberos with Telnet
- Obtaining Kerberos Tickets and Starting Kerberos Sessions
- Deleting Existing Tickets
- Changing Your Password
- Accessing Remote Systems with Dialer
- Preparing to Make a Serial Connection
- Starting and Stopping Dialer
- Using Manual Connect
- Configuring the Manual Connect Interface
- Adding Additional Routes
- Adding Additional Domain Name Servers
- Printing the Terminal Window Output
- Establishing a Connection Using a Dialer Profile
- Using the Quick Connect List
- Setting Dialer Program Options
- Understanding TCP/IP Concepts
- Understanding Internet Protocol (IP) Addresses
- Understanding Network Classes
- Understanding Subnet Masks
- Understanding Supernet Masks
- Understanding Broadcast Addresses
- Understanding Host Names
- Understanding Physical Networks
- Understanding Hardware Addresses
- Network Interface Cards and Device Drivers
- Understanding TCP/IP Operation
- Understanding Protocols
- Understanding TCP/IP Protocols
- Understanding the Internet Protocol (IP)
- Understanding the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
- Understanding the User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
- Understanding the Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP)
- Understanding the Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)
- Understanding Dynamic Configuration Protocols
- Understanding the Bootstrap Protocol (BOOTP)
- Understanding the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
- Understanding Routing
- Understanding Static, Default, and Dynamic Routing
- Understanding Routing Tables
- Understanding Router Discovery
- Understanding the Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
- Understanding the Domain Name System (DNS)
- Understanding How DNS Works
- Understanding Domains
- Understanding DNS Servers
- Understanding Host Tables
- Using DNS and Host Tables Together
- Understanding the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
- How Hosts Can Assist with ARP Translations
- Proxy Translations
- Publish Translations
- Understanding the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
- Understanding SNMP Communities
- Understanding SNMP Traps
- Understanding NetBIOS Over TCP/IP
- Understanding NetBIOS to IP Name Resolution
- Understanding the LAN Manager Hosts (LM Hosts) File
- Understanding the Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) Name Server
- Understanding Cisco TCP/IP Suite Configuration
- Starting and Stopping the Configuration Utility
- Upgrading a License Key for an Evaluation
- Adding a New License Key
- Viewing the README File
- Configuring an IP Address
- Configuring Machine (Host) Names
- Configuring Network Interfaces
- Adding a New Interface
- Modifying an Interface
- Changing Network Drivers
- Deleting an Interface
- Configuring Routes
- Choosing a Routing Method
- Adding a New Route
- Modifying a Route
- Deleting a Route
- Configuring DNS (Domain Name System)
- Adding DNS Servers to the Table
- Moving Entries in the DNS Table
- Modifying an Entry in the DNS Table
- Deleting an Entry from the DNS Table
- Modifying the Search Order for TCP/IP Name Resolution
- Setting Up the Host Table
- Adding Entries to the Host Table
- Modifying a Host Table Entry
- Deleting a Host Table Entry
- Setting Up an ARP Table
- Adding a Mapping to the ARP Table
- Modifying an ARP Table Entry
- Deleting an ARP Table Entry
- Creating an LM Host Table
- Adding or Modifying Entries in the LM Host Table
- Record Format for LM Host Table Entries
- LM Host Table Examples
- Using a Shared LM Host Table
- Configuring NetBIOS Over TCP/IP (NBT)
- Enabling NetBIOS Over TCP/IP
- Disabling NetBIOS Over TCP/IP
- Setting a NetBIOS Name Search Order
- Setting Global Values
- Switching between LAN and Serial Interfaces
- Configuring the SNMP Agent
- Starting and Stopping the SNMP Agent
- Setting Up the SNMP Agent
- Enabling SNMP Traps
- Configuring Cisco TCP/IP Suite to Use SOCKS Servers
- Understanding Client Administration
- Setting FTP Client Options
- Setting FTP Server Options
- Setting Telnet Options
- Setting up Telnet Profiles
- Setting Login Options
- Setting VT Emulation Options
- Setting TN3270 Emulation Options
- Setting TN5250 Emulation Options
- Setting Display Options
- Changing Fonts for Telnet
- Setting Communication Options
- Using Keyboard Maps
- Mapping Keys
- Saving a Keyboard Map
- Defining Macros
- Modifying Keyboard Maps
- Deleting Keyboard Maps
- Transferring a Keyboard Map
- Setting Kerberos Options
- Establishing a Kerberos Account
- Starting the Kerberos Application
- Changing Kerberos Server Information
- Providing Special Realm Mappings
- Adding a Special Realm Mapping
- Changing a Special Realm Mapping
- Deleting a Special Realm Mapping
- Setting Dialer Options
- Starting Dialer
- Creating a Dialer Profile
- Setting Remote Host Options
- Setting Local Host Options
- Adding Additional Routes
- Adding Additional Domain Name Servers
- Setting Modem Options
- Setting Script Options
- Scripting Overview
- Creating a Login Script
- Modifying a Login Script
- Setting Dialer Options
- Working with Dialer Profiles
- Copying a Profile
- Modifying a Profile
- Deleting a Profile
- Setting Pronto Mail Options
- Configuring Pronto Mail
- Setting Mailbox Preferences
- Setting an Entry Password
- Setting Pronto Mail Preferences
- Identifying MIME Types
- Understanding a MAPI Server
- Setting NFS Print Options
- Using NFS and Print Assistant
- Adding a Print Server
- Setting Enhanced Mosaic Options
- Customizing Your Display
- Setting Display Fonts
- Setting Display Colors
- Using Windows System Colors
- Ignoring Color Attributes Specified in Documents
- Improving Image Quality
- Displaying or Hiding the Toolbar
- Underlining Hypertext Links
- Choosing a Preferred Language for Documents
- Selecting a Home Page
- Configuring Enhanced Mosaic to Send Mail
- Selecting a News Server
- Configuring Helpers
- Using Proxy Servers
- Specifying Proxy Servers
- Bypassing Proxy Servers
- Selecting Security Authentication
- Improving Performance
- Loading Documents Without Images
- Loading Missing Images
- Using Multiple Connections
- Displaying Images Progressively
- Using a Disk Cache
- Other Ways to Improve Performance
- Useful Tools for Troubleshooting
- Using the Monitor Application
- Starting and Stopping Monitor
- Viewing the ARP Cache
- Viewing Buffer Statistics
- Viewing Current Connections
- Viewing the Interface Setup
- Viewing Protocol Statistics
- Viewing the Routing Table
- Using MultiNet Tools
- Starting MultiNet Tools
- Using Finger
- For a Specific User
- For All Users Logged into a System
- Using Host Lookup
- Using Ping
- Using TraceRoute
- Using Whois
- Saving MultiNet Tools Statistics
- Printing MultiNet Tools Statistics
- Understanding Error Messages
- Testing Your Network Connection
- Pinging Your Workstation by Loopback Address
- Pinging Your Workstation by IP Address
- Pinging Your Network's Broadcast Address
- Pinging Your Workstation by Name
- Pinging Another Workstation by IP Address
- Pinging Another Workstation by Name
- Pinging a Remote System by IP Address
- Pinging a Remote System by Name
- Troubleshooting the TCP/IP Stack
- Getting the TCP/IP Kernel to Start
- Checking WINSOCK.DLL
- Handling Kernel Initialization Errors with Windows for Workgroups
- Getting Other WinSock-based Applications to Run
- Using Cisco TCP/IP Suite with Digital's Pathworks for DOS
- Troubleshooting Dialer Serial Connections
- Advanced Network Troubleshooting
- Diagnosing a Failing Connection to a Network Resource
- Determining Why You Cannot Connect to a System
- Determining Why You Cannot Connect Outside the Local Network
- Determining Why Network Connections Are Dropped
- Finding Out Who is Responsible for a Problem Router
- Troubleshooting FTP Client and Server
- General Troubleshooting Tips for FTP Client
- General Troubleshooting Tips for FTP Server
- Troubleshooting Pronto Mail
- Cannot Log Into Host
- Folder Disappears
- Incoming Mail Causes General Protection Fault
- Mail Server Unreachable
- Pane Divider Disappears
- Pronto Mail Window Not Visible
- Retrieving Problems
- SMTP Unreachable
- Troubleshooting NFS
- Connecting to the NFS Server
- Logging into the NFS Server
- Accessing Files on the NFS Server
- Slow File Access
- Writing Files to the NFS Server
- Displaying Files
- Troubleshooting NFS Printing
- Printing via LPD
- Printing Using a Stream Connection
- Troubleshooting Enhanced Mosaic
- When You Cannot Open a File
- Displaying Server Messages
- Displaying Technical Information
- Troubleshooting Telnet Sessions
- Connection Problems
- Logging In Problems
- Session Problems
- Troubleshooting Kerberos
- TCP/IP Stack Messages
- Ping Application Messages
- Dialer Application Messages
- Understanding the Print Assistant
- Printing Files
- Starting Print Assistant
- Print Assistant Procedural Overview
- Setting Printing Options
- Adding Print Servers
- Setting Print Assistant Global Options
- Modifying Print Servers
- Modifying Print Connections
- Accessing NFS Filesystems
- Setting NFS Options
- Adding NFS Servers
- Configuring Connection Options
- Setting NFS Global Options
- Modifying Current NFS Connections
- Modifying File Protections
- Removing an NFS Mapping
- Accessing Other Network File Systems
- Viewing Non-DOS File Names
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