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mask
A means of subdividing networks using address modification. A mask is a dotted
quad specifying the bits of the destination that are significant. Except when used
in a route filter, GATED supports only contiguous masks.
mask length
The number of significant bits in the mask.
master file directory (MFD)
The root of an OpenVMS file system on a particular physical device.
master server
The name server that is the authority for a specific domain space. See also BIND
server.
maximum transmission unit (MTU)
The largest possible unit of data that can be sent on a given physical medium. See
also fragmentation.
MBUFs
See memory buffers.
memory buffers (MBUFs)
The portions of memory that act as queues for data arriving at a port before the
processisreadytoclaimthatdata.
message
A message block or a series of message blocks that constitute a logical grouping of
information; each is delimited by communications control characters.
metric
One of the units used to help a system determine the best route. Metrics may be
based on hop count, routing delay, or an arbitrary value set by the administrator
depending on the type of routing protocol. Routing metrics may influence the value
of assigned internal preferences. See also preference.
MFD
See master file directory.
MIB
See Management Information Base.
MIB-II
See Management Information Base II.
MIME
Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions; a specification for the transfer of nontext
files with regular Internet e-mail.
mode
A protection placed on a file.
modem (modulator/demodulator)
A device that translates digital signals (electrical impulses) generated by a
computer into analog signals (tones) that can be transmitted over telephone lines,
and vice versa.
mount
An NFS process that makes a remote directory available to local users.
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- Concepts and Planning 1
- Contents 3
- 5 Network Server Services 4
- 6 Mail Services 4
- 7 Connectivity Services 5
- Contents vii 7
- Intended Audience 9
- Document Structure 9
- Related Documentation 10
- Reader’s Comments 12
- Conventions 12
- Preface xiii 13
- VM-0402A-AI 16
- 1.1.1 Data Link Layer 17
- 1.1.2 Internet Layer 17
- 1.1.3 Transport Layer 17
- 1.1.4 Application Layer 18
- 1.2 Application Support 19
- 1.3 APIs 19
- 1.4 Understanding RFCs 21
- Implementations 23
- 2.2 File Compatibility 24
- 2.2.1 Directory Hierarchies 25
- 2.2.2 File Specifications 26
- 2.2.4 File Specifications 28
- 2.2.5 Case Sensitivity 28
- 2.2.6 File Types 29
- 2.2.7 Version Numbers 29
- 2.2.8 Linking Files 29
- 2.2.9 File Structures 30
- 2.2.10 File Ownership 30
- 2.2.11 File Protections 31
- 2.3 Portability 32
- OpenVMS Server and Network 35
- Configurations 35
- 3.1.3 Programming Environment 36
- 3.2.1 Failover Capability 37
- 3.3.1 Multihomed Computers 39
- 3.3.2 Primary Interface 39
- 3.4 Serial Line Connections 40
- 4.2 Defining Logical Names 44
- 4.4 System Messages 45
- 4.6 Network Printers 47
- 4.6.2 TELNET Print Symbiont 49
- 4.6.5 PC-NFS 51
- Network Server Services 53
- 5–2 Network Server Services 54
- 5.2 Routing 55
- 5.2.1 Static Routing 56
- 5.2.2 Dynamic Routing 56
- 5.3.1 How DHCP Operates 58
- Network Server Services 5–7 59
- 5.4 File Transfer Services 61
- 5.4.2 Trivial FTP (TFTP) 62
- 5.4.3 R Commands 62
- (file-attribute[,...]) 63
- 5.5.1 Configuring SNMP 64
- Mail Services 67
- 6–2 Mail Services 68
- Mail Services 6–5 71
- 6.3 IMAP 72
- 6.3.1 IMAP Server Process 73
- Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) 74
- "user@domain" 75
- SMTP_address 75
- 6–10 Mail Services 76
- Connectivity Services 77
- 7.3 Network File System (NFS) 79
- 7–4 Connectivity Services 80
- 7.4 X Display Manager (XDM) 81
- 7.5 DECnet over TCP/IP 82
- Connectivity Services 7–7 83
- 8.2 BIND Service Components 86
- 8.3 Domains 86
- 8.4 Domain Names 87
- 8.5 Zones 88
- 8.6 Reverse Domains 88
- 8.7 BIND Server Functions 89
- 8.7.2 Master Name Server 90
- 8.7.3 Slave Name Server 90
- 8.7.4 Forwarder Servers 90
- 8.7.5 Caching-Only Servers 90
- 8.7.7 Zone Transfers 91
- 8.9.1 Master Zone File 92
- 8.9.2 Reverse Zone File 92
- 8.10 BIND Resolver 93
- For More Information 94
- 9.1 Understanding IPv6 95
- 9–2 IPv6 96
- 9.3.1 Intranet Scenario 98
- VM-0950A-AI 99
- VM-0951A-AI 100
- VM-0952A-AI 101
- VM-0953A-AI 102
- VM-0954A-AI 103
- 9.5 Obtaining IPv6 Addresses 103
- 9–10 IPv6 104
- 9.9 Configuring IPv6 Hosts 105
- 9.8 Configuring IPv6 Routers 105
- 9–12 IPv6 106
- Glossary 107
- Glossary–2 108
- Glossary–3 109
- Glossary–4 110
- Glossary–5 111
- Glossary–6 112
- Glossary–7 113
- Glossary–8 114
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- Glossary–47 153
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