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Index: N

• name : Names and Addresses
• name service
• • Application Layer
  • Configuring DNS Name Service
  • (see also DNS)
  • (see also Domain Name Service)
  • addresses : (see addresses)
  • process : BIND, resolver, and named
  • troubleshooting
  • • Testing Basic Connectivity
    • Checking Name Service
• Name Service Switch file (nsswitch.conf) : The nsswitch.conf file
• named server daemon
• • The Internet Daemon
  • BIND: UNIX Name Service
  • booting : The Cache Initialization File
  • command : The named Command
  • configuring : Configuring named
  • process : BIND, resolver, and named
  • starting at startup : Starting named
  • tools reference : named Reference
• named.boot file
• • The named.boot File
  • Cache corruption
  • The named Command
  • configuration commands : named.boot Configuration Commands
  • • listed : The named.boot File
• named.ca file : Cache corruption
• named.hosts file : The named.hosts File
• named.local file : The named.local File
• named.pid file : Cache corruption
• named.rev file : The Reverse Domain File
• nameserver entry, in resolv.conf : The Resolver Configuration File
• National Center for Supercomputer Applications (NCSA) : The World Wide Web
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
• • Use mailing lists to distribute information
  • The World Wide Web
• National Science Foundation (NSF) : TCP/IP and the Internet
• natural mask : Classless IP Addresses
• NBMA interfaces
• • Interface Statements
  • The ospf Statement
• NCSA (National Center for Supercomputer Applications) : The World Wide Web
• neighbors
• • acquiring : Exterior Gateway Protocol
  • allowing
  • • Exterior gateway configuration
    • The egp Statement
• net domain : The Domain Hierarchy
• Net/Dest : (see Net/Dest value)
• Net/Dest value
• • Determining the Interface Name
  • Point-to-point
• netconfig : netconfig
• Netscape browser : The World Wide Web
• netstat
• • -in command : Determining the Interface Name
  • -ni command : Troubleshooting Serial Connections
  • -nr command
  • • The Routing Table
    • Adding Static Routes
    • Checking Routing
  • to display routing table : Routing control
  • troubleshooting with
  • • Diagnostic Tools
    • Testing Basic Connectivity
    • Checking the Interface with netstat
• network : (see enterprise)
• • access
  • • balancing against computer security : Network Security
    • troubleshooting : Troubleshooting Network Access
  • address translation (NAT) : Obtaining an IP Address
  • • advantages of : Obtaining an IP Address
    • disadvantages of : Obtaining an IP Address
  • administration
  • • Application Layer
    • Names and Addresses
    • avoiding problems
    • • ARP problem case study
      • Simple Network Management Protocol
    • decentralized : Subnets
    • defined
    • • Overview of TCP/IP
      • Troubleshooting TCP/IP
    • developing feel for : Know Your System
    • need for information about :
    • security responsibilites of : Writing a Security Policy
    • simplifying : Defining the Subnet Mask
  • break-ins, increasing : Network Security
  • building : Foreword from the First version
  • connected or not connected to Internet : Connected and Non-Connected Networks
  • diameter : Application Layer
  • • limited : Running RIP with routed
  • hardware
  • • Application Layer
    • (see also physical, network)
    • with built-in diagnostic software : The ping Command
    • problems with
    • • The ping Command
      • Checking the Interface with netstat
      • Network hardware problems
  • heterogeneous : Protocol Standards
  • interfaces : Names and Addresses
  • • enabling or disabling : Enabling and disabling the interface
    • information need for : The ifconfig Command
  • maps drawn by monitors : Simple Network Management Protocol
  • mask : The Routing Table
  • • in RIP-2 : RIP Version 2
  • monitoring traffic on : Analyzing Protocol Problems
  • news : Newsgroups
  • numbers
  • • Address Classes
    • Assigning host addresses
  • problems, how to approach : Troubleshooting TCP/IP
  • processes : Configuring the Resolver
  • resources, controlling : Writing a Security Policy
  • saturated : Checking the Interface with netstat
  • servers : Port Numbers
  • • configuring : Configuring Network Servers
  • shared media : Subdividing an Ethernet
  • subdividing : Checking the Interface with netstat
  • subnetted : Assigning host addresses
  • topology of : Classless IP Addresses
  • underlying : Network Access Layer
  • unreliable : The ping Command
  • unusual activity on : Know Your System
  • usage, monitoring : Linux Kernel Configuration
  • X.25 : Fragmenting datagrams
• Network Access Layer
• • TCP/IP Protocol Architecture
  • Determining the Interface Name
  • protocols : Bootstrap Protocol
• Network Access Points
• • TCP/IP and the Internet
  • Internet Routing Architecture
  • Border Gateway Protocol
• Network Control protocols : The Serial Protocols
• Network File System : (see NFS)
• Network Information Center : (see NIC)
• Network Information Service : (see NIS)
• Network Layer
• • Data Communications Model
  • Determining the Interface Name
• Network Management Station (NMS) : Simple Network Management Protocol
• Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) : Newsgroups
• Network Terminal Protocol (TELNET) : Application Layer
• network unreachable error message
• • Testing Basic Connectivity
  • Checking Routing
• Network/Destination value
• • Determining the Interface Name
  • Point-to-point
• networks file
• • The Host Table
  • Assigning a Subnet Mask
  • Building a Static Routing Table
  • Network Information Service
  • as maps : Network Information Service
• newly registered hosts : The Host Table
• news message subtype : Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
• newsgroups : Newsgroups
• • for security information : Use mailing lists to distribute information
  • using : Network Contacts
• newsreader, using : Newsgroups
• next-hop route : Open Shortest Path First
• • specifying : Building a Static Routing Table
  • • in RIP-2 : RIP Version 2
• NFS (Network File System)
• • Application Layer
  • File Sharing
  • The Network File System
  • Managing Distributed Servers
  • benefits of : The Network File System
• NFS daemon (nfsd) : NFS Daemons
• NFS-based print services : NFS print services
• nfs.client script : NFS Daemons
• nfs.server script : NFS Daemons
• NFSNET backbone : TCP/IP and the Internet
• NIC (Network Information Center) : Creating Domains and Subdomains
• • handle : Obtaining a Domain Name
• NIS (Network Information Service)
• • Network Information Service
  • Network Information Service
  • maps of
  • • Network Information Service
    • Assigning a Subnet Mask
    • Pattern Matching
• NIS+ : NIS+
• NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
• • Use mailing lists to distribute information
  • The World Wide Web
• NMS (Network Management Station) : Simple Network Management Protocol
• NNTP (Network News Transfer Protocol) : Newsgroups
• no answer error message : Testing Basic Connectivity
• no more data from sender (FIN) bit : Transmission Control Protocol
• nobody uid
• • The Internet Daemon
  • The share command
• non-authoritative servers : BIND, resolver, and named
• non-broadcast multi-access (NBMA) interfaces
• • Interface Statements
  • The ospf Statement
• non-connected network : Connected and Non-Connected Networks
• non-encoded binary data : Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
• non-Internet sites, delivering mail to : Mail exchanger record
• non-recursive queries : Creating Domains and Subdomains
• notation, dotted decimal : Subnets
• NP keyword : The Shadow Password File
• NS query : Checking Name Service
• NS records
• • The Reverse Domain File
  • The named.hosts File
• NS resource records : Name server record
• nservers option : NFS Daemons
• NSF (National Science Foundation)
• • TCP/IP and the Internet
  • Border Gateway Protocol
• NSFNET : Internet Routing Architecture
• • backbone : Interior Routing Protocols
• nslookup
• • Obtaining a Domain Name
  • Using nslookup
  • in troubleshooting
  • • Diagnostic Tools
    • Testing Basic Connectivity
    • Checking Name Service
• nsswitch.conf file
• • The nsswitch.conf file
  • sendmail Options
• numeric addresses : (see addresses)
• numeric values, in printcap parameters : The printcap File

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