Table of Contents for

TCP/IP Network Administration, 3rd Edition

R

R command (sendmail), Rewriting the Mail Address

r commands (Unix), Secure the r Commands–Secure the r Commands, Secure Shell

disabling, Secure Shell

security considerations, Secure the r Commands–Secure the r Commands

R flag (Linux routing table), The Routing Table

RADB (Routing Arbiter Database), Internet Routing Architecture, Registering in a Routing Database

registering in, Registering in a Routing Database

range parameter (dhcpd), dhcpd.conf, Configuration Parameters

RARP (Reverse Address Resolution Protocol), Reverse Address Resolution Protocol

RAs (Routing Arbiters), Internet Routing Architecture

raw field (inet.conf file), The Internet Daemon

rc.local script, Understanding /etc/inittab, Putting ifconfig in the startup scripts, Installing static routes at startup

BSD Unix, Putting ifconfig in the startup scripts

Linux, Understanding /etc/inittab

routing startup scripts, Installing static routes at startup

rc.sysinit script, Linux, Understanding /etc/inittab

rdist command, rdist

re-transmission, Transmission Control Protocol

reachability information, Internet Routing Architecture, Exterior Routing Protocols, Exterior Gateway Protocol

autonomous systems, Internet Routing Architecture

EGP, Exterior Gateway Protocol

exterior routing protocols, Exterior Routing Protocols

read access (filesystems), The share command

ReadmeName directive (Apache), Creating a Fancy Index

receive option (pppd), The PPP Daemon

Recipient field (sendmail), Defining Mailers

recommended protocols, Protocol Standards

reconfigure file (Solaris), Using Dynamically Loadable Modules

record option (pppd), The PPP Daemon

RECORD option (xinetd), Controlling Access with xinetd

recursion option (named), The options Statement

recursive searches (DNS), Creating Domains and Subdomains

recursive servers (DNS), Creating Domains and Subdomains

recursive-clients (named), The BIND 9 options statement

recv (gated), Trace Statements

recvbuffer parameter (gated), The bgp Statement

Red Hat Linux, Using Dynamically Loadable Modules, A caching-only server configuration, Controlling the named Process, The printcap file, Network Information Service, Running sendmail as a Daemon, Configuring the Apache Server, Loading Dynamic Shared Objects, Keep Software Updated

caching-only servers, configuring, A caching-only server configuration

DSO modules, Loading Dynamic Shared Objects

Ethernet device drivers, Using Dynamically Loadable Modules

httpd.conf file, location, Configuring the Apache Server

named command, running, Controlling the named Process

NIS domains, Network Information Service

printcap configuration tool, The printcap file

sendmail, startup script, Running sendmail as a Daemon

updating, Keep Software Updated

Redirect Message (ICMP), Internet Control Message Protocol, The Routing Table

redirect parameter (gated), The icmp Statement, The kernel Statement

redirect statement (gated), The redirect Statement

redirection, routing, Adding Static Routes

Ref field (Linux routing table), The Routing Table, The Routing Table

refuse-chap option (pppd), The PPP Daemon

refuse-pap option (pppd), The PPP Daemon

regex (sendmail K command value), The sendmail K Command

Regional Internet Registries (IRs), address requests, Obtaining an official network address

registered hosts, The Host Table

registries, addresses, obtaining from, Obtaining an official network address

reject (gated), Interface Statements

reject parameter (gated), static Statements

relay mailer, Building a sendmail.cf with m4 macros

RELAY_DOMAIN (sendmail macro), m4 sendmail Macros, DOMAIN

RELAY_DOMAIN_FILE (sendmail macro), m4 sendmail Macros, DOMAIN

reliability, Transmission Control Protocol, Obtaining an IP Address, Assigning an Address

address translation, Obtaining an IP Address

interface configuration methods, Assigning an Address

TCP, Transmission Control Protocol

remnantholdtime parameter (gated), The kernel Statement

remnants parameter (gated), The kernel Statement

Remote File Distribution Program, rdist

Remote Procedure Calls, Port Numbers (see RPCs)

remotename option (pppd), The PPP Daemon

replace (gated), Trace Statements

REPORT keyword (chat), chat

request parameter (gated), The kernel Statement

Requests for Comments, Protocol Standards (see RFCs)

Require directive (Apache), Requiring user authentication

require-chap option (pppd), The PPP Daemon

require-pap option (pppd), The PPP Daemon

required protocols, Protocol Standards

Reseaux IP Europeens, Internet Routing Architecture (see RIPE)

reserved addresses, The IP Address

reset command (dip), Dial-Up PPP, The dip Script File

resolv.conf file, BIND Configurations, Configuring the Resolver, The Resolver Configuration File, The Resolver Configuration File

entries, The Resolver Configuration File

sample configuration, The Resolver Configuration File

resolver code, BIND, Resolvers, and named

resolver software (name service), BIND, Resolvers, and named

resolver-only configurations, BIND, Resolvers, and named

resolvers, BIND Configurations, Configuring the Resolver, Configuring the Resolver, A resolver-only configuration, A resolver-only configuration

configuring, Configuring the Resolver, Configuring the Resolver, A resolver-only configuration

sample configuration, A resolver-only configuration

resource records, Standard Resource Records, Standard Resource Records

DNS, Standard Resource Records

resources, security, Words to the Wise

Responsible Person (RP) records, Responsible Person record

restrict parameter (gated), Aggregate Statements

retain parameter (gated), static Statements

RETR command (POP), Post Office Protocol

retrans= option (vfstab file), The vfstab and fstab files

retry= option (vfstab file), The vfstab and fstab files

RETURN keyword (iptables command), Defining iptables filter rules

Reverse Address Resolution Protocol (RARP), Reverse Address Resolution Protocol

reverse domains, Obtaining an IN-ADDR.ARPA domain

reverse zone file, The Reverse Zone File–The Reverse Zone File

reverse-mapping zone file, Configuring named

rewrite rules (sendmail), Rewriting the Mail Address, Pattern Matching, Transforming the Address–Transforming the Address, Transforming with a database

pattern matching, Pattern Matching

transformation field, Transforming the Address–Transforming the Address

transformation with database, Transforming with a database

Rewriting Rules (generic-linux.cf section), General sendmail.cf Structure

RFC 1033, BIND: Unix Name Service, Standard Resource Records, Standard Resource Records

RFC 1035, dig: An Alternative to nslookup

RFC 1055, The Serial Protocols

RFC 1172, The Serial Protocols

RFC 1281, Writing a Security Policy, Words to the Wise

RFC 1470, Diagnostic Tools

RFC 1521, Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions

RFC 1661, The Serial Protocols

RFC 1812, Subnets

RFC 1869, Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions

RFC 1878, Subnets

RFC 1918, Obtaining an IP Address

RFC 2050, Obtaining an official network address

RFC 2060, Internet Message Access Protocol

RFC 2196, Assessing the Threat, Words to the Wise

RFC 2901, Obtaining an official network address

RFC 791, Names and Addresses, IP Datagram Header

RFC 792, ICMP Parameter Problem Message Header

RFC 793, TCP Segment Header

RFC 821, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

RFC 822, Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions

RFC 826, Network Access Layer

RFC 894, Network Access Layer

RFC 919, Setting the Broadcast Address

rfc2308-type1 option (named), The options Statement

rfc822 (MIME data subtype), Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions

RFCs (Requests for Comments), Protocol Standards, Network Access Layer, Subnets, Retrieving RFCs, Retrieving RFCs by Mail

Network Access Layer, Network Access Layer

obtaining on Web, Retrieving RFCs

obtaining through email, Retrieving RFCs by Mail

protocol development, Protocol Standards

subnet masks, Subnets

rhosts file, security considerations, Secure the r Commands, Looking for Trouble

ribs unicast parameter (gated), The isis Statement

richtext text (MIME data subtype), Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions

RIP (Routing Information Protocol), The Routing Table, Metric, Interior Routing Protocols, Routing Information Protocol, Running RIP with routed–Running RIP with routed, Running RIP with routed

ifconfig command and, Metric

limitations, Running RIP with routed

overview, Interior Routing Protocols

routed command, Running RIP with routed–Running RIP with routed

rip statement (gated), The rip Statement

RIP-2, RIP Version 2

RIPE (Reseaux IP Europeens), Internet Routing Architecture, Obtaining an IN-ADDR.ARPA domain

database fields, Obtaining an IN-ADDR.ARPA domain

RIPE Network Control Center, Internet Routing Architecture

RIPE-181 standard, Internet Routing Architecture

rmmod command (Linux), Using Dynamically Loadable Modules

ro option, The share command, The /etc/exports file

exports file, The /etc/exports file

share command, The share command

root access, The share command, The /etc/exports file

preventing, exports file, The /etc/exports file

share command and, The share command

root domain (DNS), The Domain Hierarchy

root hints file, Configuring named

root servers, The Domain Hierarchy, The Cache Initialization File

cache initialization files, The Cache Initialization File

DNS, The Domain Hierarchy

root_squash setting (exports file), The /etc/exports file

rotate option (resolv.conf file), The Resolver Configuration File

route (gated), Trace Statements

route command, Building a Static Routing Table

route filters, Exterior gateway configuration

routed command, Routing Information Protocol, Running RIP with routed, Running RIP with routed

gateways file, Running RIP with routed

implementing, Running RIP with routed

routerdiscovery parameter (gated), The icmp Statement, The routerdiscovery Statement, The routerdiscovery client statement

routerid (gated), Definition Statements

routers, The IP Address, Defining the Subnet Mask, Filtering Traffic with iptables, Defining iptables filter rules

filtering, Filtering Traffic with iptables, Defining iptables filter rules

iptables command, Defining iptables filter rules

interconnecting dissimilar physical networks, Defining the Subnet Mask

multicast addresses, The IP Address

routes parameter (gated), The kernel Statement, The kernel Statement

routing, Routing datagrams, Addressing, Routing, and Multiplexing, CIDR Blocks and Route Aggregation, Internet Routing Architecture–Internet Routing Architecture, Internet Routing Architecture, Internet Routing Architecture, Getting Started, Planning Routing–Planning Routing, Registering in a Routing Database, Common Routing Configurations, Common Routing Configurations, Common Routing Configurations, Adding Static Routes, Interior Routing Protocols, Interior Routing Protocols, Routing Information Protocol, Running RIP with routed–Running RIP with routed, Running RIP with routed, Running RIP with routed, Running RIP with routed, Running RIP with routed, Running RIP with routed, RIP Version 2, Open Shortest Path First, Exterior Routing Protocols, Exterior Gateway Protocol, Border Gateway Protocol, Choosing a Routing Protocol, Gateway Routing Daemon, gated’s Preference Value, Checking Routing, Tracing Routes, Control Statements, Control Statements

bilateral agreements, Internet Routing Architecture

classful, Running RIP with routed

common configurations, Common Routing Configurations

consolidated, CIDR Blocks and Route Aggregation

data delivery, Addressing, Routing, and Multiplexing

databases, registering, Registering in a Routing Database

datagrams, Routing datagrams

distance-vector algorithms, Interior Routing Protocols

domains, Internet Routing Architecture

filters, gated and, Control Statements

gated, Gateway Routing Daemon

Internet architecture, Internet Routing Architecture–Internet Routing Architecture

planning, Planning Routing–Planning Routing

poison reverse, Running RIP with routed

policies, AS path, Control Statements

protocols, Getting Started, Common Routing Configurations, Interior Routing Protocols, Routing Information Protocol, Running RIP with routed–Running RIP with routed, RIP Version 2, Open Shortest Path First, Exterior Routing Protocols, Exterior Gateway Protocol, Border Gateway Protocol, Choosing a Routing Protocol

BGP, Border Gateway Protocol

EGP, Exterior Gateway Protocol

exterior, Exterior Routing Protocols

interior, Interior Routing Protocols

OSPF, Open Shortest Path First

RIP, Routing Information Protocol

RIP-2, RIP Version 2

routed command, Running RIP with routed–Running RIP with routed

selecting, Choosing a Routing Protocol

system configuration and, Getting Started

redirection, Adding Static Routes

slow convergence problem, Running RIP with routed

split horizon, Running RIP with routed

triggered updates, Running RIP with routed

troubleshooting, Checking Routing, Tracing Routes

traceroute command, Tracing Routes

Routing Arbiter Database, Internet Routing Architecture, Registering in a Routing Database (see RADB)

Routing Arbiters (RAs), Internet Routing Architecture

Routing Information Protocol, The Routing Table, Metric (see RIP)

routing tables, CIDR Blocks and Route Aggregation, The Routing Table, The Routing Table, The Routing Table, The Routing Table, The Routing Table, The Routing Table, The Routing Table, The Routing Table, The Routing Table, The Routing Table, Planning Routing, Planning Routing, Metric, The Minimal Routing Table–The Minimal Routing Table, The Minimal Routing Table, Building a Static Routing Table, Adding Static Routes–Adding Static Routes, Routing Information Protocol, Routing Information Protocol

bit mask, The Routing Table

cache, The Routing Table

contents of, The Minimal Routing Table–The Minimal Routing Table

default gateways, The Routing Table

deleting routes, RIP, Routing Information Protocol

destination values, The Routing Table

dynamic, Planning Routing

end-to-end routes, The Routing Table

informational fields, The Routing Table

Linux, The Routing Table

loopback route, The Routing Table

metric, changing with ifconfig command, Metric

ping command, The Minimal Routing Table

reducing size of, CIDR Blocks and Route Aggregation

routd command, Routing Information Protocol

Solaris, The Routing Table

static, Planning Routing, Building a Static Routing Table, Adding Static Routes–Adding Static Routes

adding routes, Adding Static Routes–Adding Static Routes

creating, Building a Static Routing Table

routing updates (RIP), Routing Information Protocol

RP (Responsible Person) records, Responsible Person record

RPCs (Remote Procedure Calls), port numbers, Port Numbers

rquotad command, NFS Daemons

rrset-order option (named), The options Statement

RS232C connectors, A Data Communications Model

rsize= option (vfstab file), The vfstab and fstab files

rulesets (sendmail), The Set Ruleset Command

runlevel field (inittab file), Understanding /etc/inittab

runlevels, Startup Runlevels, Understanding /etc/inittab

inittab file, Understanding /etc/inittab

System V startup, Startup Runlevels

RUNNING flag (ifconfig command), Checking the Interface with ifconfig

rw option, The share command, The /etc/exports file

exports file, The /etc/exports file

share command, The share command