Networking Guide
Index
S
S
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SA (shuffle address) resource record
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SAP
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SAP packets
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SAPD
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sapd.out
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sap_track_out
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scoadmin(ADM)
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scohttp
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secondary name server
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secondary server, NTP servers
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Secure TCP/IP utilities
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security
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sendbuffer, gated BGP statement
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sending nodes
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separating programs from data
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sequence numbers
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Sequenced Packet Exchange. See
SPX
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serial line communications. See
PPP
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serial line communications. See
SLIP
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Serial Line Internet Protocol. See
SLIP
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serial lines, troubleshooting for SLIP
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server
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server address field, server information table (IPX/SPX),
``Server information table'',
``Server information table''
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server information (IPX/SPX)
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server information table (IPX/SPX)
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server name field
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server problems, NIS
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server type field, server information table (IPX/SPX),
``Server information table'',
``Server information table''
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server-client communication. See
client-server, communication
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servers
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service, socket address
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service advertising
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Service Advertising Protocol daemon. See
SAPD
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service type field, SAP packet
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services, IPX/SPX
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session credentials, obtaining
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session layer, OSI ISO
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setany(ADMN),
``Modifying SNMP variables'',
``Modifying SNMP variables''
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SetRequest PDU
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SHARED files, introduced
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shortest route
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showmount(NADM),
``Remote mount failed'',
``Troubleshooting NFS''
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showsvcs(PADM),
``Managing IPX/SPX'',
``Displaying the server information table (track)''
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Simple Network Management Protocol. See
SNMP
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skew, NTP
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slattach(ADMN)
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slave mode, operations
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slave name server, introduced
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slave servers, NIS,
``Initializing a slave server'',
``NIS servers and clients''
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slew, NTP
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SLIP
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concepts
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configuration files
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configuring
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configuring a dynamic outgoing link
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configuring a link
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configuring flow control
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configuring packet filtering
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configuring proxy address resolution
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configuring startup messages
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configuring the mtu
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configuring the protocol stack
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connections, complex gateway scenario
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dedicated links
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dynamic incoming links
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dynamic outgoing links
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error messages
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/etc/pppfilter
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features
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filtering packets,
``SLIP packet filtering'',
``SLIP configuration files''
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gateway scenario
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gateways
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introduced,
``Configuring the Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP)'',
``Serial line communications''
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link configuration types
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manual links, characteristics
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modifying a link configuration
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packet filtering,
``SLIP packet filtering'',
``SLIP configuration files''
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ping used for troubleshooting
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pseudo-ttys, troubleshooting
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removing a link configuration
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removing the stack
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rlogin, troubleshooting
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telnet, troubleshooting
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terminology
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troubleshooting
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using UUCP facilities,
``Configuring UUCP for dynamic outgoing links'',
``SLIP configuration files''
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SMUX peer,
``SMUX peers'',
``SMUX peers''
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SNMP
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agents
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authentication
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command/PDU mappings,
``SNMP PDUs and operations'',
``SNMP PDUs and operations''
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command/PDU mappings
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commands,
``Using the SNMP commands'',
``Using the SNMP commands''
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communities
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concepts
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configuration
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configuring,
``Configuring the SNMP ``peers'' group'',
``Configuring the SNMP ``trap'' group'',
``Configuring SNMP with the SNMP Agent Manager'',
``Configuring the SNMP ``communities'' group''
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correcting network problems
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correcting routing entries
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definitions file
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getting a routing subset,
``Getting a subset of routing information'',
``Getting a subset of routing information''
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getting a variable
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getting ID variables,
``Viewing the transport table'',
``Getting ID variables''
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getting many variables,
``Getting many variables at once'',
``Getting many variables at once''
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getting routing information,
``Getting routing information'',
``Getting routing information''
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getting routing metrics,
``Getting routing information for a given network'',
``Getting routing information for a given network''
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getting the next variable,
``Getting the next OID variable'',
``Getting the next OID variable''
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introduced
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Management Information Base (MIB)
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management stations
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marking an interface down
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modifying SNMP variables,
``Modifying SNMP variables'',
``Modifying SNMP variables''
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object identifier,
``SMI: Structure of Management Information'',
``SMI: Structure of Management Information'',
``SMI: Structure of Management Information''
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obtaining system contacts,
``Obtaining remote system contacts'',
``Obtaining remote system contacts''
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PPP support
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protocol data units (PDU)s,
``SNMP PDUs and operations'',
``SNMP PDUs and operations'',
``SNMP PDUs and operations'',
``SNMP PDUs and operations''
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protocol defined,
``The SNMP protocol'',
``The SNMP protocol''
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relevant RFCs
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removing an ARP entry
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sample file
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Structure of Management Information (SMI)
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trap_rece
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traps
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traps, testing
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using
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using with gated
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viewing active endpoints
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viewing active interfaces
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viewing all objects
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viewing SNMP status
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viewing system group status,
``Viewing the system group status'',
``Viewing the system group status''
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viewing the address translation table
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viewing the routing table,
``Showing the routing table'',
``Showing the routing table''
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viewing the transport table
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SNMP agent, configuring
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SNMP Agent Manager
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configuring the communities group,
``Configuring the SNMP ``communities'' group'',
``Configuring the SNMP ``communities'' group''
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configuring the peers group,
``Configuring the SNMP ``peers'' group'',
``Configuring the SNMP ``peers'' group''
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configuring the system group
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configuring the traps group,
``Configuring the SNMP ``trap'' group'',
``Configuring the SNMP ``trap'' group''
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interface
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introduced
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statistics display
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viewing active endpoints
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viewing active interfaces
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viewing all objects
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viewing system group status,
``Viewing the system group status'',
``Viewing the system group status''
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viewing the address translation table
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viewing the routing table,
``Showing the routing table'',
``Showing the routing table''
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viewing the transport table
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SNMP Multiplexing Protocol (SMUX), defined,
``SMUX peers'',
``SMUX peers''
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snmpd sample
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snmpd.peer
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snmpstat(ADMN)
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SOA (start of authority) resource record,
``SOA (start of authority) resource record '',
``SOA (start of authority) resource record ''
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socket address field, SAP packet
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soft, NFS mount option,
``Programs are hung'',
``NFS filesystem advanced mount options''
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software
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software administration (swadmin) account,
``Setting up a software server'',
``Configuring the ISL server''
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software server
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software storage objects. See
SSOs
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source address field
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source routing bridges
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sourcegateways, gated RIP statement
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sourcenet, gated EGP statement
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special characters, in resource records
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spongy, NFS mount option
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spooler, UUCP
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SPX
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spx_tune.h
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SSOs (software storage objects), introduced
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starting
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statd(NADM),
``Troubleshooting failed lock requests'',
``Remote file locking''
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statfs(S)
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step, NTP
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stopping
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stratum, NTP
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Structure of Management Information (SMI)
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stub, gated OSPF statement
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stub service
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stubhosts, gated OSPF statement
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subnets
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subnetwork. See
subnets
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subsystem, authorizations
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suid, NFS mount option. See
SUID and SGID file permissions, NFS mount option
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SUID and SGID file permissions, NFS mount option
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swadmin account,
``Setting up a software server'',
``Configuring the ISL server''
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symbolic links
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symmetric active mode,
``NTP glossary'',
``NTP association modes''
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symmetric passive mode
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synchronization subnet
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sysadmin authorization
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sysadmsh(ADM), creating accounts
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syslog entries, NTP
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sys.precision
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system administrator, duties
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system (SNMP)
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Systems file, TCP/IP address example
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