HP TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
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Appendix B
Appendix B	EBCDIC/DMCS Translation Tables
B.1	Macros for Modifying the Translation Tables
B.2	Building Translation Tables
B.3	Examples of Modifying Translation Tables
Appendix C
Appendix C	How NFS Converts File Names
Index
Index
Examples
8-1	Sample SERVER.PCY File
8-2	Sample DHCPCAP. File
8-3	Sample NETS. File
8-4	NETS Entries with IP Ranges for Two Networks
8-5	Sample NETMASKS. File
8-6	Sample NAMEPOOL. File
8-7	NAMEPOOL Entries Showing the Use of a Name Prefix
8-8	Sample Single-Host DHCPCAP File Entry
8-9	Sample Single Host DHCPCAP Entry
8-10	Sample Subnet DHCPCAP Entry
8-11	Sample DHCPDBMOD Entry
9-1	Client Startup File
9-2	SHOWDHC Sample Output
21-1	XDM_CONFIG.TEMPLATE File
21-2	XACCESS.TXT File
21-3	XSERVERS.TXT File
21-4	XDM_KEYS.TXT
Figures
25-1	TCPIP$TELNETSYM_SUPPRESS_FORMFEEDS Level 2 Setting
25-2	TCPIP$TELNETSYM_SUPPRESS_FORMFEEDS Level 1 Setting
Tables
1	TCP/IP Services Documentation
1-1	Configuration Databases
3-1	Configuring PPP Interfaces
3-2	Set Up Tasks Required for an OpenVMS Alpha PPP Dialup Provider or Client
3-3	Command Qualifiers Used for Configuring SLIP
4-1	GATED Routing Protocols
5-1	ifconfig Options for failSAFE IP
5-2	failSAFE IP Configuration Parameters
5-3	failSAFE IP Logical Names
6-1	UCX BIND and BIND Version 9 Differences
6-2	Name Server Configuration File Elements
6-3	BIND Name Server Configuration Statements
6-4	Key Statement Elements
6-5	Logging Categories
6-6	BIND Server Configuration Options
6-7	BIND Server Boolean Configuration Options
6-8	Forwarding Options
6-9	Dual-stack Server Options
6-10	Access Control Options
6-11	Interfaces Options
6-12	Query Address Options
6-13	Zone Transfer Options
6-14	Server Resource Limit Options
6-15	Periodic Task Intervals Options
6-16	Tuning Options
6-17	Built-in Server Information Zones
6-18	Statistics Counters
6-19	Server Statement Clauses
6-20	View Statement Clauses
6-21	Zone Types
6-22	Zone Options
6-23	Standard Resource Record Types
7-1	Valid Cluster Statements
7-2	Key Statement Elements
7-3	Load Broker Logical Names
7-4	Metric Server Logical Names
8-1	DHCP IP Address Allocation Methods
8-2	DHCP Executable Files
8-3	DHCP Configuration Files
8-4	DHCP Server Command Files
8-5	DHCP Server Logical Names
8-6	Network Type Symbol and Number
8-7	NetBIOS Node Type and Value
8-8	BOOTP/DHCP Configuration File Symbols
8-9	Vendor Specific Options
8-10	DHCP Utility Commands Associated with Databases
8-11	DHCPDBDUMP, DHCPSHOWDBS, and DHCPDBSHOW Command Flags
8-12	DHCPDBMOD Command Flags
9-1	Configuration Keywords
9-2	Supported Request Parameters
9-3	DHCP Client Command Files
9-4	DHCP Client System Logicals
9-5	DHCP Signal Commands
10-1	BOOTP Management Commands
10-2	BOOTP and TFTP Logical Names
11-1	TFTP Management Commands
11-2	TFTP Logical Names
13-1	Restrict Statement Flags
13-2	NTP Log File Messages
13-3	Authentication Commands
13-4	NTPDATE Options
13-5	NTPTRACE Options
13-6	NTPDC Options
13-7	Peer State Symbols
13-8	NTPQ Options
13-9	Command Line Options
14-1	SNMP Components
14-2	SNMP Executable, Command, and Data Files
14-3	SNMP Logging Options
14-4	SNMP Operation Options
14-5	Timing and Timeout Handling Options
14-6	Testing and Troubleshooting Options
14-7	Backward-Compatibility Options
15-1	TELNET Logical Names
16-1	FTP Logical Names
17-1	RLOGIN Logical Names
17-2	RMT Magtape Qualifiers
18-1	SMTP Client Commands
18-2	Default SMTP Utility Files
18-3	SMTP Management Commands
18-4	SMTP Logical Names
18-5	Antispam Configuration Options
19-1	POP User Authorization Methods
19-2	POP Logical Names
19-3	POP Extension (XTND) Commands
20-1	IMAP Configuration Options
21-1	XDM Log Files
22-1	MOUNT Attributes
22-2	Container File System Components Analyzed
22-3	Modifying NFS Server Attributes
22-4	File System Logical Names
23-1	Required Fields for NFS Proxy Entries
24-1	LPD Configuration Options and Descriptions
24-2	LPRSETUP Commands
24-3	Printcap Symbols
A-1	GATED Configuration Statements
A-2	Default Preference Values
A-3	Trace Options
A-4	Global Significance Options
A-5	Protocol Significance Options
B-1	Modifications to Translation Tables
C-1	NFS Server to OpenVMS Client File Name Conversion Rules
C-2	NFS Client Name Conversion