Table Of Contents

A - B - C - D - E - F - H - I - J - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W -

Index

A

administering Campus Manager   7-1

discrepancy reports

customizing   7-3

viewing   7-2

network discrepancies   7-2

advanced queries, creating and saving in User Tracking   3-7

Alert Box Messages (table)   5-22

ANI (Asynchronous Network Interface) Server

ANI Server Status (table)   6-14

ANI Server Tasks (table)   6-4

checking functionality of   6-16

configuring   6-1

discovery, limiting   6-5

discovery and polling, scheduling   6-4

discovery performance, enhancing   6-5

Essentials, synchronizing devices with   6-5

HSRP support for Path Analysis, enabling   6-4

network, setting up   6-2

reverse DNS lookup, disabling   6-4

seed device, adding   6-4

server, setting up   6-4

SNMP settings, modifying   6-5

system resources, modifying   6-5

user and host acquisition, scheduling   6-5

verifying community strings   6-4

database, saving changes to   3-9

discovery process, compared to that of User Tracking, FAQ on   3-15

obtaining status of   6-6

properties file   B-8

synchronizing device information between RME and   11-1

prerequisites   11-2

procedure   11-2

verification   11-5

user and host acquisition process, FAQ on   3-16

ANI discovery of preferred management addresses   B-6

scenarios

many names, many addresses   B-7

one name, many addresses   B-6

one name, one address   B-7

using sysName only   B-8

application servers, concept in Topology Services   2-20

ATM

devices, preparing for LANE services   13-3

domain configurations, displaying   2-23

domains, concept in Topology Services   2-19

domain views, displaying   2-23

audience for this document   xiii

B

backup LECS (LAN Emulation Configuration Server), creating   13-5

browser Telnet, configuring, FAQ on   A-10

C

Campus Log Server, component of CiscoWorks Server   1-6

Campus OGS Server, component of CiscoWorks Server   1-6

cautions

regarding CiscoWorks properties files, editing   B-8

significance of   xiv

CDR (call detail record), viewing   9-5

checking for duplicate MAC and IP addresses   8-5

CiscoWorks Server

ANI discovery, enhancing performance of   6-6

ANI Server

configuring   6-1

obtaining status of   6-6

Campus Manager, and   1-5

determining which packages are installed on   xvii

process failures, checking   6-5

self-test, performing   6-5

CLI, using, in network setup   6-2

community strings

guidelines for   6-12

multiple, enabling   6-9

verifying, for ANI Server setup   6-4

concepts

Path Analysis   5-8

call detail records and VoIP tracing   5-13

Layer 2 paths   5-14

Layer 3 paths   5-14

requirements   5-8

shortcuts   5-15

subnet to VLAN/ELAN mapping   5-16

valid data path traced end-points   5-11

valid VoIP trace end-points   5-12

topology groups   7-6

access controls   7-11

groups   7-6

membership update   7-7

rules editor   7-8

Topology Services   2-2

application servers   2-20

ATM domains   2-19

ICS devices   2-20

LANE   2-7

supported protocols   2-14

VLANs   2-2

VTP domains   2-17

User Tracking   3-2

VLAN Port Assignment   4-2

configuring and monitoring LANE services   13-1

prerequisites   13-2

ATM devices, preparing   13-3

backup LECS, creating   13-5

master LECS, creating   13-4

required LANE components, understanding   13-2

procedure   13-6

Add LANE Services window fields (table)   13-7

LE/Broadcast server, creating   13-6

LECs, creating   13-8

network, rediscovering   13-9

verification   13-9

configuring subnet discovery in User Tracking   3-4

configuring the ANI Server (see ANI Server, configuring)   6-1

connectivity

tasks

checking process failures   6-5

enhancing ANI discovery performance   6-6

obtaining status of the ANI Server   6-6

performing a self-test   6-5

creating

advanced queries in User Tracking   3-7

LE/Broadcast server   13-6

LECs (LAN Emulation Clients)   13-8

LECS (LAN Emulation Configuration Server)

backup   13-5

master   13-4

Current Network Configuration with San Jose VTP Domain (figure)   13-2

customizing discrepancy reports   7-3

D

data aging in User Tracking, troubleshooting FAQ on   3-18

data path trace end-points, valid   5-11

Debugger utility in User Tracking   3-13

how it works   3-14

using   3-13

device information, synchronizing between the ANI Server and RME   11-1

prerequisites   11-2

procedure   11-2

discovering your network   11-2

exporting discovered devices and credentials to Essentials   11-3

importing device credentials to the ANI Server database   11-4

validating Essentials credentials   11-4

verifying devices and credentials   11-3

verification   11-5

devices

credentials, and, sharing with RME   6-5

detail on, displaying in User Tracking   3-11

highlighting, in the layer 2 view   3-11

updates for, downloading incremental   xvii

diagnosing network connectivity problems   8-1

prerequisites   8-2

procedure   8-2

checking for duplicate MAC and IP addresses   8-5

ensuring current information   8-3

highlighting a path trace   8-7

investigate link attributes   8-7

locating host and server in network   8-3

running a path data trace   8-6

verification   8-8

discovery

checking status of   6-15

limiting   6-5

performance, enhancing   6-5

scheduling   6-4

statistics, displaying in User Tracking   3-11

displaying

ATM domain configurations   2-23

network views   2-23

ATM domain views   2-23

LAN edge views   2-23

layer 2 View   2-23

switch cloud views   2-23

VTP domain configurations   2-23

DNS lookup, disabling   6-4

documentation   xiv

additional online   xvi

audience for this   xiii

related to this product   xvi

typographical conventions in   xiii

duplicate MAC and IP addresses, checking for   8-5

E

EDS (Event Distribution System), component of CiscoWorks Server   1-6

end-points, valid

for data path trace   5-11

for VoIP trace   5-12

in Path Analysis, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-23

end-user station unreachable, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-23

error logging in User Tracking, troubleshooting FAQ on   3-18

Essentials, synchronizing devices with   6-5

exporting User Tracking user data to a text file   3-10

F

FAQs, online   xvi

FAQs about

ANI Server

discovery process, comparison with that of User Tracking   3-15

user and host acquisition process   3-16

Path Analysis   5-19

configuring for voice tracing   5-24

end-user station unreachable   5-23

icons   5-22

Layer 2 devices missing   5-23

Layer 3 failed path trace   5-23

messages in status bar   5-20

multiple windows open   5-22

source and destination end-points   5-23

telephone numbers, punctuation in, and voice tracing   5-25

time ranges for best voice tracing   5-25

unmanaged devices   5-24

valid end-points   5-23

virtual connections inside ATM clouds   5-23

Voice tab   5-24

voice traces and called numbers   5-25

voice traces and calling numbers   5-25

voice traces and PSTNs   5-26

voice traces and time, time ranges   5-25

Topology Services   2-32

determing which switches are connected to a router   2-36

LE Config Server information missing from summary   2-36

lines and dashes on a topology map   2-33

multiple VTP servers in a VTP domain   2-34

ports, moving   2-35

switches in VTP transparent mode   2-35

VLAN naming   2-35

VTP enabling, when needed   2-34

Windows server appears as application server   2-36

Troubleshooting Browser and Connectivity Problems   A-8

browser Telnet, configuring   A-10

proxy server, configuring   A-8

User Tracking   3-14

data aging   3-18

discovery on non-CDP devices   3-18

discovery process, comparison with that of ANI Server   3-15

error logging   3-18

IP phone display   3-18

outdated entries in User Tracking table   3-17

ping sweeps, and   3-17

VLAN Port Assignment   4-8

port move operation failure   4-8

ports that carry voice traffic   4-8

features, new for this release   1-2

H

help

(see also troubleshooting)   A-1

online documentation   xvi

highlighting a path trace on Topology View   8-7

hosts

discovering in User Tracking   3-4

discovering on a specific device   3-6

discovery in one or more subnets   3-5

displaying discovered   3-6

displaying selected   3-6

HSRP, enabling support   6-4

I

icons in Path Analysis, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-22

ICS devices, concept in Topology Services   2-20

identifying ports that carry voice traffic, troubleshooting FAQ on   4-8

IEEE 802.1Q, concept in Topology Services   2-15

importing User Trackingdata from a previously saved file   3-10

incremental device updates, downloading   xvii

Inter-Switch Link (ISL) Protocol, concept in Topology Services   2-15

IP addresses

checking for duplicate   8-5

duplicate, finding in User Tracking   3-12

IP phones

discovery in User Tracking   3-5

display, troubleshooting, FAQ on   3-18

displaying all in network   3-6

J

job schedules, configuring   7-23

Path Analysis job scheduling   7-23

configuring   7-25

main window, using   7-23

User Tracking data export jobs, scheduling   7-27

configuring and scheduling jobs   7-29

main window, using   7-27

L

LANE (LAN Emulation), concept in Topology Services   2-16

ATM LANE configuration guidelines   2-12

components of   2-8

configuration   2-7

how it works   2-10

LAN edge view, displaying   2-23

Layer 2

devices missing, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-23

paths, and Path Analysis   5-14

tracing, and subnet to VLAN/ELAN mapping   5-18

view, highlighting a device on   3-11

Layer 3

failed path trace, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-23

paths, and Path Analysis   5-14

tracing, and VLAN/ELAN subnet mapping table   5-18

LE/Broadcast server, creating   13-6

LEC (LAN Emulation Client), creating   13-8

LECS (LAN Emulation Configuration Server), creating

backup   13-5

master   13-4

limiting discovery   6-5

link attributes, investigating   8-7

locating host and server in the network   8-3

M

MAC addresses

duplicate, finding in diagnosing network connectivity problems   8-5

duplicate, finding in User Tracking   3-12

multiple, finding ports with   3-12

VLAN names, and, finding duplicate   3-12

master LECS (LAN Emulation Configuration Server), creating   13-4

messages in Path Analysis status bar, FAQ on   5-20

missing Layer 2 devices, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-23

multiple Path Analysis windows, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-22

multiple sorts, creating and saving in User Tracking   3-7

N

name resolution, in discovering preferred management addresses   B-2

common practices for   B-2

sample configuration   B-3

scenarios

many names, many addresses   B-5

one name, many addresses   B-4

one name, one address   B-4

sample configuration used in   B-3

navigating in

Topology Services   2-21

User Tracking   3-2

VLAN Port Assignment   4-2

network

(see also network services, managing with Topology Services)   2-1

(see also network topology information, printing)   12-1

connectivity problems, diagnosing   8-1

prerequisites   8-2

procedure   8-2

verification   8-8

discrepancies, resolving   7-2

discrepancy reports, customizing   7-3

discrepancy reports, viewing   7-2

types of network discrepancies   7-2

discrepancy filters, in User Tracking   7-4

Network Setup Overview (table)   6-2

rediscovering after changes   13-9

setup

CLI (Command Line Interface) tasks   6-2

network setup overview (table)   6-2

views, displaying   2-23

ATM domain view   2-23

LAN edge view   2-23

layer 2 view   2-23

switch cloud view   2-23

unconnected devices view   2-24

VTP views   2-24

network services, managing with Topology Services   2-1

concepts in Topology Services   2-2

application servers   2-20

ATM domains   2-19

ICS devices   2-20

LANE   2-7

supported protocols   2-14

VLANs   2-2

VTP domains   2-17

navigating in Topology Services   2-21

protocols supported in   2-14

IEEE 802.1Q   2-15

Inter-Switch Link (ISL)   2-15

LAN Emulation (LANE)   2-16

spanning tree   2-15

token ring bridging   2-16

VTP (Virtual Trunk Protocol)   2-14

starting Topology Services   2-21

troubleshooting Topology Services   2-32

using Topology Services   2-26

network topology information, printing   12-1

prerequisites   12-2

Printout of End Stations (figure)   12-7

Printout of Layer 2 Device Summary (figure)   12-4

Printout of Layer 2 Graphical View (figure)   12-6

procedure   12-2

discovering your network   12-2

printing a list of end-user stations   12-6

printing a list of Layer 2 devices   12-3

printing the Layer 2 view   12-4

verification   12-7

Network Topology of Affected Segments (figure)   8-5

new features in this release   1-2

non-CDP devices and User Tracking, troubleshooting FAQ on   3-18

notes, importing from a previously saved User Tracking file   3-10

O

OGS Server, component of CiscoWorks Server   1-6

online

tips, FAQs   xvi

outdated entries in User Tracking, troubleshooting FAQ on   3-17

overview of Campus Manager   1-1

applications   1-4

setting up   1-4

starting   1-5

CiscoWorks Server, and   1-5

online help   1-7

security   1-6

P

packet flow, tracking using Path Analysis   5-1

concepts in Path Analysis   5-8

call detail records and VoIP tracing   5-13

Layer 2 paths   5-14

Layer 3 paths   5-14

requirements   5-8

shortcuts   5-15

subnet to VLAN/ELAN mapping   5-16

valid data path trace end-points   5-11

valid VoIP trace end-points   5-12

navigating in Path Analysis   5-2

Path Analysis Components (figure)   5-9

Path Analysis main window (figure)   5-3

Path Analysis Main Window Elements (table)   5-4

shortcuts in Path Analysis   5-15

starting Path Analysis   5-2

using Path Analysis   5-4

tasks (table)   5-5

Path Analysis   5-1

concepts in   5-8

call detail records and VoIP tracing   5-13

Layer 2 Paths   5-14

Layer 3 paths   5-14

requirements   5-8

shortcuts   5-15

subnet to VLAN/ELAN mapping   5-16

valid data path trace end-points   5-11

valid VoIP trace end-points   5-12

navigating in   5-2

Path Analysis Components (figure)   5-9

Path Analysis main window (figure)   5-3

Path Analysis Main Window Elements (table)   5-4

shortcuts in   5-15

starting   5-2

tasks in (table)   5-5

using   5-4

pathology groups, displaying   2-24

path trace

highlighting   8-7

running   8-6

ping sweeps

enabling or disabling in User Tracking   3-4

User Tracking, and, troubleshooting FAQ on   3-17

polling, scheduling   6-4

port move operation failure, troubleshooting FAQ on   4-8

preferred management addresses for routers, discovering   B-1

ANI discovery   B-6

definition   B-2

name resolution (see name resolution)   B-2

printing network topology information   12-1

prerequisites   12-2

Printout of End Stations (figure)   12-7

Printout of Layer 2 Device Summary (figure)   12-4

Printout of Layer 2 Graphical View (figure)   12-6

procedure   12-2

discovering your network   12-2

printing a list of end-user stations   12-6

printing a list of Layer 2 devices   12-3

printing the Layer 2 view   12-4

verification   12-7

protocols supported in Topology Services   2-14

IEEE 802.1Q   2-15

Inter-Switch Link (ISL)   2-15

LAN Emulation (LANE)   2-16

spanning-tree   2-15

token ring bridging   2-16

Token Ring Bridging Protocols

SRB (Source-Route Bridging)   2-16

SRT (Source-Route Transparent Bridging)   2-16

VTP (Virtual Trunk Protocol)   2-14

Q

queries, advanced, creating and saving in User Tracking   3-7

R

read community, SNMP variable   6-7

running a path trace   8-6

S

scenarios

VLANs, implementing in your Ethernet network   10-1

prerequisites   10-2

procedure   10-3

verification   10-8

voice problems, diagnosing   9-1

prerequisites   9-2

procedure   9-2

verification   9-7

scheduling discovery and polling   6-4

security issues   1-6

seed device, adding to the ANI Server   6-4

setting up

ANI Server   6-4

Campus Manager applications   1-4

shortcuts in Path Analysis   5-15

SNMP settings, modifying   6-5

changes, applying   6-6

community string guidelines   6-12

SNMP Variables (table)   6-7

source and destination end-points, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-23

Spanning-Tree Protocol, concept in Topology Services   2-15

SRB (Source-Route Bridging), concept in Topology Services   2-16

SRT (Source-Route Transparent Bridging), concept in Topology Services   2-16

starting

Campus Manager applications   1-5

Path Analysis   5-2

servers for other applications, in User Tracking   3-10

Topology Services   2-21

User Tracking   3-2

VLAN Port Assignment   4-2

Status Bar Messages (table)   5-21

Status Log window fields (table)   11-6

subnet discovery, configuring, in User Tracking   3-4

subnets, discovering hosts in   3-5

subnet to VLAN/ELAN mapping   5-16

Layer 2 tracing, and   5-18

Layer 3 tracing, and   5-18

VLAN/ELAN Subnet Mapping Table (figure)   5-16

switch cloud view, displaying   2-23

synchronizing device information between the ANI Server and RME   11-1

prerequisites   11-2

procedure   11-2

discovering your network   11-2

exporting discovered devices and credentials to Essentials   11-3

importing device credentials to the ANI Server database   11-4

validating Essentials credentials   11-4

verifying devices and credentials   11-3

verification   11-5

synchronizing devices with Essentials   6-5

sysName, using in ANI discovery of preferred management addresses   B-8

system-defined topology groups

creating groups based on

DNS name   7-22

IP address   7-22

subnet   7-22

system location   7-21

displaying   2-24

getting started with   7-17

T

target, SNMP variable   6-7

technical support

(see also troubleshooting)   A-1

telephone numbers, punctuation in, and voice tracing, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-25

Telnet session, starting in User Tracking   3-11

timeout, SNMP variable   6-7

time ranges best for voice tracing, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-25

tips, technical, online   xvi

Token Ring Bridging Protocols, concept in Topology Services   2-16

SRB (Source-Route Bridging)   2-16

SRT (Source-Route Transparent Bridging)   2-16

topology groups   7-5

concepts in   7-6

access controls   7-11

group   7-6

membership update   7-7

rules editor   7-8

displaying

system-defined groups   2-24

user-defined groups   2-24

getting started with   7-17

managing   7-11

system-defined groups

creating groups based on DNS name   7-22

creating groups based on IP address   7-22

creating groups based on subnet   7-22

creating groups based on the system location   7-21

displaying   2-24

getting started with   7-17, 7-22

user-defined groups

displaying   2-24

getting started with   7-22

using   7-13

Topology Services   2-1

concepts in   2-2

application servers   2-20

ATM domains   2-19

ICS devices   2-20

LANE   2-7

supported protocols   2-14

VLANs   2-2

VTP domains   2-17

navigating in   2-21

protocols supported in   2-14

IEEE 802.1Q   2-15

Inter-Switch Link (ISL)   2-15

LAN Emulation (LANE)   2-16

spanning-tree   2-15

token ring bridging   2-16

VTP (Virtual Trunk Protocol)   2-14

starting   2-21

troubleshooting   2-32

using   2-26

Topology View of ATM Domain Showing ATM Devices (figure)   13-4

traces

Layer 2, subnet to VLAN/ELAN mapping, and   5-18

Layer 3

failed path trace, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-23

subnet to VLAN/ELAN mapping, and   5-18

path

failed Layer 3 path trace, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-23

highlighting, in Topology View   9-4

performing   5-5

running (scenario)   9-3

running from a second end host (scenario)   9-6

valid end-points for   5-11

voice

busy or unanswered calls   5-26

called numbers and   5-25

calling numbers, and   5-25

configuring for   5-24

over a PSTN   5-26

specified time ranges and, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-25

telephone number punctuation, and   5-25

Voice Tab, and   5-24

VoIP

call detail records, and   5-13

performing   5-5

valid end-points for   5-12

tracking packet flow (see packet flow, tracking)   5-1

troubleshooting

ANI discovery, verifying completion   6-15

ANI Server

verifying functionality of   6-16

CiscoWorks Server tasks (table)   6-5

connectivity problems   A-1

Path Analysis   5-19

common operator errors   5-20

failed Layer 3 path trace   5-23

FAQs list   5-19

icons in Map View   5-22

missing devices   5-23

multiple instances of Path Analysis   5-22

punctuation in telephone numbers   5-25

source and destination end-points   5-23

status bar and alert box messages   5-20

suggestions   5-27

symptoms, causes, and suggested solutions (table)   5-27

time ranges best for voice tracing   5-25

tracing busy or unanswered calls   5-26

unmanaged devices   5-24

unreachable end-user stations   5-23

virtual connections inside ATM clouds   5-23

voice traces   5-24

voice traces and called numbers   5-25

voice traces and calling numbers   5-25

voice traces and specified time ranges   5-25

voice traces and the Voice tab   5-24

voice traces over a PSTN   5-26

Topology Services   2-32

determing which switches are connected to a router   2-36

FAQs list   2-32

LE Config Server information missing from summary   2-36

multiple VTP servers in a domain   2-34

ports, moving   2-35

switches in VTP transparent mode   2-35

symptoms, causes, and suggested solutions (table)   2-37

VLAN naming   2-35

VTP enabling   2-34

Windows server appears as application server   2-36

Troubleshooting Suggestions (table)   6-17

User Tracking   3-13

data aging   3-18

Debugger Utility   3-13

discovery on non-CDP devices   3-18

discovery processes   3-15

FAQs   3-14

IP phone display   3-18

logging errors   3-18

outdated entries in User Tracking table   3-17

ping sweeps not performed on some subnets   3-17

symptoms, causes, and suggested solutions (table)   3-18

user and host acquisition process   3-16

VLAN Port Assignment

failure to move a port   4-8

FAQs list   4-8

identifying ports that carry voice traffic   4-8

symptoms, causes, and suggested solutions (table)   4-8

typographical conventions in this document   xiii

U

unconnected devices you, displaying   2-24

understanding LANE components   13-2

unmanaged devices, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-24

user and host acquisition, scheduling   6-5

user data in User Tracking

exporting to a text file   3-10

importing from a previously saved file   3-10

username information, collecting   3-10

user-defined topology groups

displaying   2-24

getting started with   7-22

users

discovered, displaying   3-6

discovery of, in User Tracking   3-4

locating in the network with User Tracking   3-1

concepts in User Tracking   3-2

starting User Tracking   3-2

troubleshooting   3-13

User Tracking Simple Query (figure)   8-4

selected, displaying   3-6

User Tracking   3-1

(see also User Tracking table)   3-8

concepts in   3-2

starting   3-2

troubleshooting   3-13

FAQs   3-14

symptoms, causes, and suggested solutions (table)   3-18

User Tracking Simple Query (figure)   8-4

using   3-4

User Tracking table

entries

deleting   3-9

deleting aged   3-9

finding   3-8

notes, adding   3-10

format, customizing   3-8

saving changes to   3-9

using

Debugger utility in User Tracking   3-13

Path Analysis   5-4

topology groups   7-13

Topology Services   2-26

User Tracking   3-4

User Tracking One   7-13

VLAN Port Assignment   4-4

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valid end-points

for data path trace   5-11

for VoIP traces   5-12

verifying

community strings for ANI Server setup   6-4

completion of ANI discovery   6-15

functionality of the ANI Server   6-16

viewing

CDR (call detail record)   9-5

discrepancy reports   7-2

network views   2-23

virtual connections inside ATM clouds, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-23

VLAN/ELAN subnet mapping   5-16

Layer 2 tracing, and   5-18

Layer 3 tracing, and   5-18

VLAN/ELAN Subnet Mapping Table (figure)   5-16

VLAN Port Assignment   4-1

concepts in   4-2

navigating in   4-2

starting   4-2

troubleshooting   4-8

FAQs   4-8

symptoms, causes, and suggested solutions (table)   4-8

using   4-4

VLANs (Virtual LANs), concept in Topology Services   2-2

advantages of   2-3

controllable broadcast activity   2-4

moves, adds, and changes simplified   2-3

workgroup and network security   2-4

components of   2-4

routers   2-5

switches   2-4

transport protocols   2-5

differences between traditional and virtual   2-3

types supported   2-5

ATM-VLANs   2-6

Ethernet VLANs   2-5

Token Ring VLANs   2-7

VLANs, implementing in your Ethernet network (scenario)   10-1

prerequisites   10-2

procedure   10-3

tasks

add end-user ports   10-6

create an Ethernet VLAN   10-3

enable or disable the VLAN on a trunk   10-7

verification   10-8

voice problems, diagnosing (scenario)   9-1

prerequisites   9-2

procedure   9-2

tasks

configure the default gateway   9-6

ensure the ANI Server has current information   9-3

highlight the path trace   9-4

run a path data trace from another end host   9-6

run a path voice trace   9-3

view the CDR   9-5

verification   9-7

Voice tab in Path Analysis, troubleshooting FAQ on   5-24

voice traces, troubleshooting FAQs on

called numbers, and   5-25

calling numbers, and   5-25

configuring   5-24

PSTNs, and   5-26

punctuation in telephone numbers, and   5-25

time ranges, and   5-25

VoIP tracing

call detail records, and   5-13

valid end-points for   5-12

VTP (Virtual Trunk Protocol)

concept, in Topology Services   2-14

domain configurations, displaying   2-23

domains, concept in Topology Services   2-17

view, displaying   2-24

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what's new in this release   1-2

write community, SNMP variable   6-7