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N
D
E
RIP
advantages,
198
configuration commands (table),
configuration example,
198
199
description,
,
disabling route advertising,
175
enabling,
198
limitations,
200
poison reverse,
reset and disable commands (table),
routing access policies,
routing table entries,
settings, displaying,
show commands (table),
200
split horizon,
triggered updates,
version 2,
200
RMON
286
alarm actions,
285
Alarms group,
Events group,
285
features supported,
284
History group,
283
probe,
Statistics group,
284
166
router interfaces,
202
router types, OSPF,
routing access policies
access profile
263
applying,
269
changing,
configuring,
262
creating,
types,
262
configuration commands (table),
262
deny,
267
DVMRP,
examples
267
DVMRP,
266
OSPF,
268
PIM-DM,
263
RIP,
OSPF,
265
permit,
262
268
PIM-DM,
269
removing,
X
208
212
200
215
263
199
214
214
200
284
237
,
262
270
263
RIP,
using,
262
Routing Information Protocol. See RIP
routing table, populating,
routing table, populating IPX,
routing. See IP unicast routing
S
saving changes using Web Device Manager,
292
saving configuration changes,
scheduling configuration download,
screen resolution,Web Device Manager,
306
secondary image,
23
serial number,
serial port. See console port
55
sessions, deleting,
37
shortcuts, command,
249
show ipxfdb,
Simple Network Management Protocol. See
SNMP
Simple Network Time Protocol. See SNTP
97
SNAP protocol,
SNMP
community strings,
configuration commands (table),
configuring,
70
controlling access,
70
read access,
70
read/write access,
reset and disable commands (table),
settings, displaying,
70
supported MIBs,
70
trap receivers,
using,
69
SNTP
configuration commands (table),
63
configuring,
Daylight Savings Time,
62
description,
68
example,
Greenwich Mean Time offset,
Greenwich Mean Time Offsets (table),
software
26
factory defaults,
167
239
307
310
288
70
71
70
73
72
67
63
63
63
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