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Index: R

• R command (sendmail): Rewriting the Mail Address
• r commands (Unix)
• • disabling: Secure Shell
  • security considerations: Secure the r Commands
• R flag (Linux routing table): The Routing Table
• RADB (Routing Arbiter Database): Internet Routing Architecture
• • 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
• • 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
• • 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-clients (named): The BIND 9 options statement
• recursive searches (DNS): Creating Domains and Subdomains
• recursive servers (DNS): Creating Domains and Subdomains
• recv (gated): Trace Statements
• recvbuffer parameter (gated): The bgp Statement
• Red Hat Linux
• • caching-only servers, configuring: 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): sendmail Macros
• • DOMAIN
• RELAY_DOMAIN_FILE (sendmail macro): sendmail Macros
• • DOMAIN
• reliability
• • 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 (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 (see RFCs)
• require-chap option (pppd): The PPP Daemon
• Require directive (Apache): Requiring user authentication
• require-pap option (pppd): The PPP Daemon
• required protocols: Protocol Standards
• Reseaux IP Europeens (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
  • entries: The Resolver Configuration File
  • sample configuration: The Resolver Configuration File
• resolver code: BIND, Resolvers, and named
• resolver-only configurations: BIND, Resolvers, and named
• resolver software (name service): BIND, Resolvers, and named
• resolvers: BIND Configurations
• • configuring: Configuring the Resolver
  • • Configuring the Resolver
    • resolver-only configuration
  • sample configuration: resolver-only configuration
• 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-mapping zone file: Configuring named
• reverse zone file: The Reverse Zone File
• rewrite rules (sendmail): Rewriting the Mail Address
• • pattern matching: Pattern Matching
  • transformation field: Transforming the Address
  • transformation with database: Transforming with a database
• Rewriting Rules (generic-linux.cf section): General sendmail.cf Structure
• RFC 1918: Obtaining an IP Address
• rfc822 (MIME data subtype): Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
• rfc2308-type1 option (named): The options Statement
• RFCs (Requests for Comments)
• • Network Access Layer: Network Access Layer
  • obtaining on Web: Appendix g.4. Retrieving RFCs
  • obtaining through email: Appendix g.4.1. 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-2: RIP Version 2
• RIP (Routing Information Protocol): The Routing Table
• • Routing Information Protocol
  • ifconfig command and: Metric
  • limitations: Running RIP with routed
  • overview: Interior Routing Protocols
  • routed command: Running RIP with routed
• rip statement (gated): The rip Statement
• RIPE-181 standard: Internet Routing Architecture
• RIPE Network Control Center: Internet Routing Architecture
• RIPE (Reseaux IP Europeens): Internet Routing Architecture
• • database fields: Obtaining an IN-ADDR.ARPA domain
• rmmod command (Linux): Using Dynamically Loadable Modules
• ro option
• • exports file: The /etc/exports file
  • share command: The share command
• root access
• • 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
• • 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 command: Building a Static Routing Table
• route filters: Exterior gateway configuration
• route (gated): Trace Statements
• routed command: Routing Information Protocol
• • 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
• • filtering: Filtering Traffic with iptables
  • • 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: Common Routing Configurations
• • gated's Preference Value
  • 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
  • planning: Planning Routing
  • poison reverse: Running RIP with routed
  • policies, AS path: Control Statements
  • protocols: Common Routing Configurations
  • • 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
    • 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
  • • traceroute command: Tracing Routes
• Routing Arbiter Database (see RADB)
• • Registering in a Routing Database
• Routing Arbiters (RAs): Internet Routing Architecture
• Routing Information Protocol (see RIP)
• • Metric
• routing tables: The Routing Table
• • bit mask: The Routing Table
  • cache: The Routing Table
  • contents of: 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
  • • adding 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: 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
• • inittab file: Understanding /etc/inittab
  • System V startup: Startup Runlevels
• RUNNING flag (ifconfig command): Checking the Interface with ifconfig
• rw option
• • exports file: The /etc/exports file
  • share command: The share command

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