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Red Hat 484

root server hints 407, 426, 479–480

server access controls 422

server statement 422–423

Solaris 481–482

table of statements 416

trusted-keys statement 427

TSIG/TKEY 462–464

$TTL directive 437, 440, 454

version string 417–418

view statement 428–429

named continued

wrangling with ndc 415, 427–428, 457, 473–475

zone serial numbers 439, 457

zone statement 424–427

zone transfers 405, 410, 419–420, 458–459

named pipes 68

named.boot file 415

named.conf file 415–436

named.run file 473

named.stats file 474

named_dump.db file 474

Napster 779

NAT 279–281

FreeBSD 336–337

Red Hat 327–330

natd 334

ncheck 138

ndc 415, 427–428, 457, 473–475

ndd 311–313, 319–320, 692

nddconf file 29, 320

Nemeth, Evi 656

Nessus 665

netconf file 29, 315–316, 318

netconfig file 697

netdaemons file 29

netgroup file 514, 522

netgroups 522

netmasks 272–275

netmasks file 308

Netscape Communicator 808

netstat 317, 324, 331, 631–636

examining interfaces 300

examining routing table 283–284

UDP pier overflows 500

nettl 638

Network Associates 671

network file 322

Network Solutions, Inc. 399

network unreachable error 302, 631

networking 271, 297

adding new machines 298–305, 392–394

addressing 269–283

administrative databases 513, 521–534

ARP protocol 265, 270, 285–287

ATM 381–382

broadcast addresses 301

cable modems 384

CIDR 276–278

config files by system 307

networking continued

congestion 389

default route 283–284, 302, 304, 316, 339, 344, 352, 367, 635

DHCP 287–291

dropped packets 628

DSL 383–384

errors and collisions 633

FDDI 380–381

firewalls 296, 327–329, 333–337, 675–678

fragmentation 269

frame relay 382–383

FreeBSD 330–340

hardware 372–391

HP-UX 315–322

interface configuration 300–302

IP addresses 271–283

IPSEC 788

IPv6 275–276, 281–283

ISDN 383

kernel options 230, 233, 239–240, 244–246

load balancing 409, 445, 688, 755

loopback 271, 284, 299, 301, 343

management see SNMP

MTUs 268–269, 380, 628

NAT 279–281, 327–329

network design 387–389

network interfaces 633

network printers 706, 728

packet sniffers 385, 636–639

packet TTLs 630

packets and nesting 266–267

performance 631

port scanning 663, 665

ports 270–271

PPP 291–295

protocol stack 265–267

protocol statistics 635–636

RARP protocol 287

Red Hat 322–330

redundant connections 348, 787

round trip time 628

routing see routing

security see security

Solaris 307–315

subnetting 272–275

troubleshooting 385, 626–636

viewing connections 632

virtual interfaces 691–694

virtual private networks 296–297

networking continued

VLANs 379

wireless 268

wiring 386–387

networks file 303, 514

network-scripts directory 32

newaliases 162, 557

newfs 59, 132, 142, 146–147

newgrp 80

news see Usenet

.newsrc file 88

newsyslog 211

NFS 488–512

see also automounters

and the fstab file 135

daemons 828–829

dedicated file servers 503–504

dumping restrictions 176

exporting filesystems 493–500

FreeBSD 495, 498–499

hard vs. soft mounts 501

HP-UX 495–496, 500

junk files 161

kernel options 239

locking 549

magic cookies 491

monitoring and tuning 503

mounting remote filesystems 501–502

naming conventions 492

protocol versions 488

Red Hat 495, 497–498, 500, 509

security 491–492, 494, 502

Solaris 494–495, 500–501

table of mount options 502

TCP vs. UDP 489

use with Windows 770

nfsd 493, 499–500, 828

nfsiod 501, 829

nfsstat 503

nice 52–53

nice value 47, 52–53

NIS 298, 307, 515, 521, 523–530, 550

advantages and disadvantages 524–525

commonly-shared files 514

daemons 829–830

domains 522

map of servers 526

name service switch 523–524

netgroups 522

overview 525–527

query procedure 526

security 661–662

NIS continued

setting up 527–530

slave servers 522

table of components 527

vendor specifics 529–530

vendor support 521

NIS+ 515

domains 531