index

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A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
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R
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U
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X
Z

index

Symbols

/etc/hosts file format 5-4

@host-name-option, flexible name option 10-5

@no-host-name-option, flexible name option 10-5, 10-11

@use-macaddress, flexible name option 10-5, 10-11

A

absolute domain names

See FQDN

Activity server logging 4-8

adding

administrators 4-4

caching-only servers 5-14

clusters 3-2, 3-3, 3-7, 4-2

custom DHCP options 7-15

forwarders 5-17

glue records 6-17

hosts 5-4, 5-8, 6-8

lease reservations 8-14

options for policies 7-8

primary forward zones 5-2, 9-4

resource records 3-12, 6-19

servers to Server Status Monitor 3-4, 3-8, 4-10, 5-10

subzones 6-15

zones

hosts 6-8

secondary name servers 5-12

secondary reverse 5-14

addresses

class C 8-10, 8-21, E-9

dynamic 5-4, 11-20

IP format 2-2, B-27

static 5-4, 8-18, 8-19, 8-22, 11-16, 11-20, 12-1

usage, displaying 3-14, 4-12, 8-17

Address records

See A records

Address Usage report 3-14, 8-17

Add toolbar button 3-7

Add Zone dialog box 5-2, 5-12

admin command (CLI) 3-13, 4-4

create 4-5

enterPassword 4-5

list 4-6

set

password 4-6

administering clusters 4-1

administrators

adding 4-4

changing password 3-2 to 3-4, 4-5

agent_server_log file 4-9

AIC_CLUSTER environment variable 3-10

AIC_NAME environment variable 3-10

AIC_PASSWORD environment variable 3-10

aicwin32gui_log file 4-9

all-subnets-local option, DHCP 7-5, B-7, B-18

A records 1-3, 1-4, 5-4, 5-8, 6-7, 6-9, 9-3, A-1, D-2, E-5, G-1

arp-cache-timeout option, DHCP 7-5, B-8, B-19

authoritative name servers 2-3, 5-4, G-1

adding 5-6, 5-11, 6-7

removing 6-8

B

backing up

CNRDB data 4-17

databases 4-14, 4-15

MCD data 4-16

BIND files

format 5-3, 6-8, 6-20, D-2

importing 1-2, 5-3, 5-10, 5-11

BOOLEAN option validation B-27

boot-file option, DHCP B-14, B-20

BOOTP 1-3

clients

moving/decommissioning 8-22

supporting 11-20

configuring 12-1

requirements 12-1

disabling for scope 8-12

dynamic 1-3, 8-22, 11-21, 12-1

enabling 12-2, 12-3, 12-4

editing options 12-2

enabling, disabling 8-12, 8-22, 12-2

extensions B-1

file reply packet field 12-2

options 7-16, B-24

packet-file-name option 12-2, 12-3

packet-server-name option 12-2, 12-3

packet-siaddr option 12-2, 12-3

relay

See BOOTP relay

siaddr reply packet field 12-2

sname reply packet field 12-2

static 11-21

BOOTP relay 1-3, 8-4, 11-2

multiple servers 7-18

routers 7-19

boot-size option, DHCP B-4, B-18

BROADCAST_ADDR option validation B-27

broadcast-address option, DHCP 7-5, B-7, B-18

BYTES option validation B-27

C

cache

flushing 6-25

persistent

See persistent cache

caching-only servers 2-6

adding 5-14

canceling lease reservations 8-16

Canonical Name records

See CNAME records

carlicense, LDAP attribute 13-8, 13-9

CDDM compatibility 1-3

CDE 3-2

changing administrator password 3-2 to 3-4, 4-5

characters, trailing dot 5-2, 5-6, 5-7, 5-9, 6-4, 6-8, 6-19

Cisco routers 7-19

class C addresses 8-10, 8-21, E-9

classless in-addr.arpa zones 1-2

Class of Service 1-1, 1-3, 1-4, 2-15, 10-1

CLI 1-5, 3-9

classes 3-11

command syntax 3-10

documentation 1-8

features 3-11

invoking nrcmd program 3-9

methods 3-11

properties 3-11

saving changes 3-12

client-class

action 10-10

configuring 10-2

for failover 11-2

defining 10-4

disabling 10-1

displaying 10-6

editing 10-6

embedded policy 10-8

enabling 2-16, 10-2, 11-8, 11-9, 13-3

failover 2-15

inclusion and exclusion 10-6

moving clients 10-13

quality of service 1-3, 2-15

removing 10-6

scope selection tags 10-2, 10-3

skipping client entries 10-13

client-class command (CLI) 3-13

create 10-6

delete 10-6

list 10-6

set 10-6

selection-criteria 10-7

selection-criteria-excluded 10-7

client-class-policy command (CLI) 3-13, 10-8

disable 10-8

enable 10-8

get 10-9

set 10-9

setLeaseTime 10-9

setOption 10-9

show 10-8

client command (CLI) 3-13

create 10-11

default create 10-11

delete 10-12

list 10-11

set 10-11

show 10-11

Client-Identifier option, DHCP B-16

client-policy command (CLI) 3-13

clients

displaying properties 10-11

editing 10-10

moving to another subnet 10-13

removing 10-10

Windows 2000 10-12

clusters

adding 3-3, 3-7, 4-2

connecting to 4-3

connection warning messages 4-3

defined 4-1

disconnecting from 4-3

editing 4-3

removing 3-7, 4-2, 4-4

viewing states 4-2

CNAME records 5-4, 6-9, 6-10, 6-19, A-1, G-2

CNRDB database 4-15, G-3

backing up 4-17

files 4-18

log files 4-9, 4-18

recovering 4-18

.com domain 2-2

Command Line Interface

See CLI

Common Desktop Environment 3-2

Communications Interrupted regime, failover 2-14, 11-11, 11-12

COMMUNICATIONS-INTERRUPTED state, failover 2-13, 11-11

config_mcd_log file 4-9

configuration

guidelines 1-5

remote 1-5

configuring BOOTP 12-1

moving/decommissioning client 12-3

packets 12-2

configuring client-class

See client-class

configuring DHCP scopes

See scopes

configuring DHCP servers 2-7

embedded policies

See policies, embedded

IP addresses 7-3

options 7-8, 8-22

overview 7-2

policies

See policies

second server 7-19

configuring DNS servers 5-1

advanced options 6-22

caching-only 5-14

debug information 6-26

enabling relaxed dynamic update 6-23

exception resolution 5-21

flushing cache 6-25

forwarders 5-17

forwarding 5-17

general properties 5-16

hosts 5-4, 5-8

importing zone data 5-3

incremental zone transfer (IXFR) 5-25

local and external port numbers 6-25

localhost 5-1

loopback zones

See loopback, zones

maximum cache TTL property 5-14, 5-19, 6-24

maximum memory cache size 6-24

name servers 5-4

negative cache time 6-24

NOTIFY packets 5-26

options 5-23

prefetching glue records 6-22

rebuilding resource records indexes 6-27

recursive queries 5-23

reporting lame delegation 6-23

resource records 5-4, 6-21

reverse zones 5-10

root name 5-19

round-robin

See round-robin

secondary

See secondary name servers

setting debug 6-26

SOA record 5-4

specifying exception list 5-21

subnet sorting 5-25

subzones 5-4

zone transfers 5-4

configuring Dynamic DNS update

See Dynamic DNS update

configuring failover

See Failover

configuring LDAP 13-1

enabling querying 13-2

entry creation 13-10

lease-state

attributes 13-5

updates 13-6

mapping to DHCP 13-2

state updates 13-8

storing lease data

independently 13-7

with client entry 13-6

configuring policies

See policies

configuring primary name servers 5-1

configuring resource records 6-19

configuring routers for DHCP 7-19

configuring scopes

See scopes

configuring secondary zones

expiration time 6-6

refresh time 6-6

retry time 6-6

configuring SOA records 5-4

configuring subzones 6-15

delegating 6-16

editing delegated subzone records 6-18

hiding 5-17, 5-25

name server 6-15

addresses 6-16

removing delegated 6-18

configuring zones 6-1

authoritative name servers 5-6, 5-11, 6-7

delegating subzones 6-15

disabling transfers 6-13

enabling dynamic DNS update 6-13, 6-14

filtering resource records 6-21

hosts 6-8, 6-11

primary server 6-5

removing

duplicate resource records 6-27

dynamic resource records 6-20

hosts 6-10, 6-11

records after deleting 6-21

resource records 6-20

resource records 6-19

restricting transfers 6-12

setting SOA properties 5-5

SOA records 6-2

TTL properties 6-3

configuring zone transfers 6-11

confirming

zone settings 5-9

connecting to cluster 4-3

controlling servers 4-6

cookie-servers option, DHCP B-3, B-17

copying

policies 7-7

creating

embedded policies 8-6

loopback zones D-1

password without displaying 4-5

policies 7-6

slave servers 5-17, 5-18

zones 5-2

cron task (UNIX) 8-19

CSV text files, exporting to 1-5

custom-option command (CLI) 3-13

create 7-16

delete 7-17

get 7-16

list 7-16

set 7-17

show 7-16

D

databases

backup 4-14

strategies 4-15

utilities 4-15

binding G-1

CNRDB 4-15, G-3

exporting 1-5

LDAP 13-1

loading on startup 4-6

log files 4-9

MCD 4-15, G-3

recovering, restoring 4-16

saving changes 3-12

version incompatibility 3-15

writing to on exiting 3-10, 4-6

Data over Cable Service Interface

See DOCSIS

dbcheck utility (backup) 4-16, 4-17

de-activating

all leases in scope 8-12, 8-23

leases

failover 11-16

in scopes 8-11

debugging

client-class 10-6

DHCP 7-18, C-2

DNS 6-26

enabling 11-22, C-2

scope selection tags 10-4

servers 4-9

settings 4-9, 6-26, 7-18, 10-4

Default Finger Server Option, DHCP B-12

Default Internet Relay Chat Server option, DHCP B-12

default-ip-ttl option, DHCP 7-5, B-6, B-18

default-tcp-ttl option, DHCP 7-5, B-8, B-19

Default World Wide Web Server option, DHCP B-12

deferring lease extensions 11-9

defining

client-class 10-4

DHCP advanced parameters 7-12

forwarding servers 5-17

root name servers 5-19

scopes 8-2

scope selection tags 10-3

delegating subzones G-2

deleting

client-class 10-6

clients 10-12

custom DHCP options 7-17

database files 4-19

default interface, DHCP 7-3

delegated subzone 6-18

forwarders 5-18

hosts 6-10, 6-11

leases 8-12

loopback zones D-1

objects, using CLI 3-11

policies 7-11

reservations 8-16

resource records 6-20, E-10

scopes 8-7, 11-18

scope selection tags 10-3, 10-4

subzones 6-18

zone records 6-21

deployment cases 1-6

failover 11-2

guidelines 1-6

large enterprise network 1-7, 9-2

small to medium size LANs 1-7

Windows 2000 E-1

deprovisioning LDAP client entries 13-3

DHCP

adding custom options 7-15

administration 2-8

allocation methods 1-3

Basic options B-24

benefits 2-7

buffers, allocating 7-12

clients

MAC addresses 2-16

NetBIOS name 2-16

client-server model 2-7

configuration guidelines 1-5

configuring

dynamic DNS update 9-2

second server 7-19

custom options 1-3, 7-8, 7-15

editing 7-17

removing 7-17

debugging C-2

debug settings 7-18

defer lease extensions 7-13, 7-14

defined 7-1

discover interfaces option 7-4

DISCOVER packets

See DISCOVER packets

displaying related servers 4-12, 11-7

dynamic DNS update

See Dynamic DNS update

enable unicast 7-13, 7-14

ethernet addresses 7-3

extension points

See extension points

failover

See Failover

flexible name options 1-4, 10-5

@host-name-option 10-5

@no-host-name-option 10-5, 10-11

@use-macaddress 10-5, 10-11

Host IP options B-25

Interface options B-25

last transaction time granularity 7-13

LDAP service 3-11

Lease Information options B-25

leases

See leases

Microsoft DHCP Client options B-25

multiple interface support 1-4

multi-threaded server 1-5

NetWare Client options B-25

NetWare options 1-4

old states to keep 7-13

options 7-8

custom 1-3

editing 7-8, 8-22

RFC 2132 B-1

validation B-17

overview 2-7

Packet Fields options B-24

packet-file-name option 7-9, 8-6

packet-server-name option 8-6

packet-siaddr option 8-6

pinging hosts 8-20

ping packets 7-13

policies

See policies

protocol description 2-7

relay agent option 1-3

remote WAN configuration 1-6, 7-2

renew times 1-6

REQUEST packets

See REQUEST packets

request processing 2-16

requests, number of 7-12

responses, number of 7-12

RFC 1497 B-1

routers 7-19

sample users 2-8

scopes

See scopes

secondary subnets

See secondary subnets

servers

logging 4-9, E-12

properties 7-3

removing address from interface 7-4

selecting interface 7-3

switching, forwarding 1-5

Servers options B-26

setting

custom options 7-15

lease times 7-2

UDP packet size 7-13

utilization alerts 1-5

WINS/NetBios options B-26

dhcp-class-identifier option, DHCP B-16, B-20

dhcp-client-identifier option, DHCP B-16, B-20

dhcp command (CLI) 3-13

disable

failover 11-18

import-mode 11-16

enable

client-class 10-3, 13-3

defer-lease-extensions 7-14

failover 11-3, 11-4, 11-17, 11-19

failover-use-safe-period 11-14

hardware-unicast 7-14

import-mode 11-15

skip-client-lookup 10-13

use-ldap-client-data 13-3

get 7-14

max-dhcp-responses 9-9

getRelatedServers 11-7

set 7-14

append-user-class-id-to-selection-tag 10-12

client-class 11-9

defer-lease-extensions 11-9

discover-interfaces 11-9

dns-timeout 9-11, 11-9

failover-backup-server 11-3, 11-4, 11-17, 11-19

failover-dynamic-bootp-backup-percentage 11-21, 12-4

failover-main-server 11-3, 11-17, 11-19

failover-maximum-client-lead-time 11-20

failover-poll-interval 11-20

failover-recover 11-18

failover-safe-period 11-14

get-subnet-mask-from-policy 7-8

last-transaction-time-granularity 7-14

log-settings 4-8, 10-4, 10-6

log-settings=failover-detail 11-22

map-user-class-id 10-12

max-dhcp-requests 7-14

max-dhcp-responses 7-14

max-dns-packets 9-9

max-dns-renaming-retries 9-10

max-dns-retries 9-10

max-dns-ttl 9-11

max-ping-packets 7-14

policy-name 10-6

skip-client-lookup 10-12

show 7-14

unset 7-14

collect-performance-statistics 11-9

get-subnet-mask-from-policy 7-8

dhcp-interface command (CLI) 3-13, 7-4

dhcp-lease-time option, DHCP 7-5, B-13, B-19

dhcp-max-message-size option, DHCP B-15, B-20

dhcp-message option, DHCP B-15, B-20

dhcp-message-type option, DHCP B-14, B-19

dhcp-option-overload option, DHCP B-13, B-19

dhcp-parameter-request-list option, DHCP B-15, B-19

dhcp-rebinding-time option, DHCP B-16, B-20

dhcp-renewal-time option, DHCP B-15, B-20

dhcp-requested-address option, DHCP B-13, B-19

dhcp-server-identifier option, DHCP B-15, B-19

dhcp-user-class-id option, DHCP B-20

dig tool (UNIX) 5-19, 5-21

disabling

BOOTP 8-12, 8-22, 8-23

client-class 10-1, 10-2

CLI features 3-11

debugging 4-10, 6-26, 7-18

DHCP 8-23

DHCP for scope 11-21, 12-4

discover interfaces 7-3

DNS server options 5-23

embedded policies 8-6

client-class 10-8

failover 11-18

import mode 11-16

incremental zone transfers 5-26

IP forwarding B-5

LDAP schema checking 13-1

nonlocal source routing B-5

recursive queries 5-24

subnet sorting 5-25

subzone hiding 5-17, 5-25

zone transfers 6-13

disconnecting from cluster 3-3, 4-3

discover interfaces DHCP option 7-3, 7-4, 11-9

DISCOVER packets 1-6, 7-2, 11-13, B-13 to B-15, C-3, E-12

displaying

address usage 3-14, 4-12, 8-17

client-classes 10-6

client properties 10-11

DNS general server properties 5-16

leases 4-13, 8-18

lease status 3-14

Network Registrar windows 3-5

related DHCP servers 4-12, 11-7

related servers 3-14

server health 4-11

server statistics 4-12

server status 3-14, 4-12

zone resource records 5-4, 6-21

distinguished name (dn), LDAP 13-2, 13-7 to 13-10

DNS

adding root name servers 5-19

address format 2-2

authoritative name server

See authoritative name servers

backup servers 1-6

BIND

See BIND

caching-only servers

See caching-only servers

client/server model 2-5

configuration guidelines 1-5

configuring

dynamic DNS update 9-6

general server properties 5-16

creating slave servers 5-17, 5-18

debugging 6-26

defining root name servers 5-19

distributed database 5-1

domains

See domains

dynamic update

See Dynamic DNS update

exception handling 5-21

exporting zones 5-4

flushing cache 6-25

glue records 6-16, G-2

adding, editing 6-17, 6-18

invalid 6-16

removing 6-18

handling exceptions 5-21

hosts 5-4, 5-8

internal root servers

See root name servers

lame delegation 6-16

reporting 6-23

maximum

cache TTL property 5-14, 5-19, 6-24

memory cache size 6-24

multi-threaded server 1-5

name servers 2-5, 5-4

name-to-address resolution 2-3, 2-5, 2-6, 2-10, 5-4, A-1, D-2

negative cache time 6-24

NOTIFY

See NOTIFY packets

options

enabling relaxed dynamic update 6-23

flushing DNS cache 6-25

local and external ports 6-25

maximum memory cache size 6-24

rebuilding resource record indexes 6-27

relaxed dynamic update 6-23

persistent cache 1-2, 5-19

ports 6-25

prefetching glue records 6-22

primary name servers

See primary name servers

protocol description 2-1

recursive queries 5-23

removing

names from exception lists 5-23

root name servers 5-20

reporting lame delegation 6-23

resolution exception

See resolution exception

resolvers 1-3

reverse name servers 2-6

root servers

See root name servers

round-robin

See round-robin

secondary servers

See secondary, name servers

servers

logging 4-9, E-11

name 5-16

subzone hiding 1-2

zones

See zones

zone transfers 5-4

dns command (CLI) 3-13

addException 5-23

addForwarder 5-18

addRootHint 5-20

disable

no-fetch-glue 6-23

no-recurse 5-15

subnet-sorting 5-25

enable

hide-subzones 5-25

ixfr-enable 3-12, 5-26

lame-deleg-notify 6-23

no-recurse 5-24

notify 5-27

relax-ixfr-query-validation 5-26

round-robin 5-25

slave-mode 5-18

subnet-sorting 5-25

flushCache 6-25

listForwarders 5-18

rebuildRR-Indexes 6-27

removeException 5-23

removeForwarder 5-18

set

ixfr-expire-interval 3-12, 5-26

local-port-num 6-26

max-cache-ttl 6-24

mem-cache-size 6-25

neg-cache-ttl 6-24

remote-port-num 6-26

show 5-17

DOCSIS 1-1, 1-3, 1-4

DHCP option 7-9

TFTP and 2-17

documentation roadmap 1-8

domain-name option, DHCP 12-3, 13-3, B-4, B-18

domain names

dot-separated 2-3

space 2-2

tree structure 2-2

domain-name-servers option, DHCP 12-3, B-3, B-17

Domain Name System

See DNS

domains

difference from zones 2-3

names

See domain names

registering 2-3

dynamic

addresses 5-4, 8-18, 11-20

BOOTP

See BOOTP, dynamic

resource records

filtering 6-21

dynamic address assignment, BOOTP 12-2

Dynamic DNS update 1-2, 1-4

benefits 2-10

configuring 9-2

definition 9-1

enabling 1-6, 2-16, 6-13, 9-6, 11-2

forward

DNS zone name 9-3

server address 9-3

large deployments 1-6, 9-2

maximum record TTL property 9-11

number

DNS packets 9-8

renaming retries 9-10

retries 9-10

operation 2-11

packet size 9-9

request timeout 9-11

reverse

server addresses 9-3, 9-6, 9-7

zone names 9-3

scopes 9-2

specifying 5-4

Windows 2000 clients 9-4

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

See DHCP

E

editing

address ranges 8-13

BOOTP options 12-2

client-classes 10-6

clients 10-6, 10-10

clusters 4-3

custom DHCP options 7-17

delegated subzone records 6-18

DHCP options 7-8, 8-22

exception lists 5-23

forwarder list 5-18

glue record 6-17

hosts 5-4, 5-8, 5-11, 6-11

license key 3-3

MAC addresses 8-14

policies 7-11

default 7-6

options 7-9, 7-11

resource records 6-19

root name servers 5-20

scopes 8-5

scope selection criteria for client-class 10-5, 10-6, 10-10

selection tags 10-7, 10-8

serial numbers 6-5

SOA properties 6-2

.edu domain 2-2

embedded policies

See policies, embedded

enabling

address pinging 7-13, 8-5, 8-21, C-2

allowing lease time overrides 10-9

A record updates 9-6

BOOTP 8-12, 8-22, 12-2

client-class 2-16, 10-2, 11-8, 11-9, 13-3

client-class entry skipping 10-13

client entry lookups 10-12

CLI features 3-11, 3-12

debugging 4-9, 4-10, 6-26, 7-18, 11-22, C-2

discover interfaces 7-3, 11-9

DNS server options 5-23

dynamic BOOTP 8-23, 11-21, 12-2, 12-3, 12-4

Dynamic DNS update 1-6, 2-16, 5-4, 6-13, 9-2, 9-6, 11-2, E-8

embedded client-class policies 10-8

embedded policies 8-6

failover 11-3, 11-4, 11-5, 11-6

safe period 11-13, 11-14

fqdn option sending 9-5

glue record prefetching 6-23

import mode 11-15

incremental zone transfer (IXFR) 1-6, 5-17, 5-25

IP forwarding B-5

iterative queries 5-24

lame delegation 5-17

reporting 6-23

LDAP

entry creation 13-10

queries 13-2, 13-3

updates 13-9, 13-10

LDAP client data use 13-3

lease extension deferment 7-14

lease time overrides 8-6

nonlocal source routing B-5

nonpermanent leases 7-8

NOTIFY packets 1-6, 5-26

permanent leases 7-6, 7-8

policies 9-4

read-only option data types 7-10

recursive queries 5-15, 5-23

relaxed dynamic update 6-23

relaxed IXFR query validation 5-26

round-robin 5-24, 5-25

scopes 8-5, 9-4, 12-2

slave mode 5-18

SNMP notification viewing F-2

SRV record viewing E-10

subnet sorting 5-25

subzone hiding 5-17, 5-25

unicast for DHCP 7-13, 7-14

zones 9-7

zone transfers 5-4, 6-11

restricting 5-13, 5-14, 6-13

end option, DHCP B-2, B-21

Error server logging 4-8

Ethernet Encapsulation option, DHCP B-8

exception

See resolution exception

exit command (CLI) 3-10, 3-13, 4-4, 4-6

exiting

CLI 3-10

Network Registrar 4-6

export command (CLI) 3-13

addresses 3-13, 11-16

leases 8-10, 8-11, 11-16

zone 5-4

zonenames 5-4

exporting

data 1-5

leases 8-10

exporting databases

See databases, exporting

extension command (CLI) 3-13

extension points, DHCP 1-4

extensions-path option, DHCP B-5, B-18

external port 6-25

F

Failover 1-4

back office configuration 11-3

backup

percentage 2-14, 11-15

server 11-12

removing 11-18

benefits 2-12

BOOTP clients 11-20

changing DHCP configurations 11-8

client-class 11-2

command file 11-4, 11-6

COMMUNICATIONS-INTERRUPTED state 11-11

configuring 11-1

BOOTP relay 11-2

LDAP 11-2

simple sites 11-3

de-activating leases 11-16

enabling 11-3, 11-4, 11-5, 11-6

exporting leases 11-16

importing leases 11-15

logging 11-7, 11-21

main server 11-12

maintenance 11-7

maximum client lead time, changing 2-14, 11-20

monitoring 11-21

multiple interfaces 11-19

network failures 11-22

NORMAL state 11-10

operation 2-12

halting 11-18

PARTNER-DOWN state 11-11

PAUSED state 11-11

POTENTIAL-CONFLICT state 11-11

RECOVER-DONE state 11-11

RECOVER state 11-11

regimes 2-14, 11-11

removing backup server 11-18

reservations 11-2

restrictions, communications interrupted 11-13

safe period 11-13, 11-14

scope-selection tags 11-2

SHUTDOWN state 11-11

STARTUP state 11-10

states 2-13

transitions 11-10

symmetrical sites 11-5

system defaults 11-20

troubleshooting 11-21

types 2-12

filtering

LDAP searches 13-2, 13-9

policies B-5

resource records 6-21

finger-servers option, DHCP B-12, B-20

flexible name options

See DHCP, flexible name options

flushing DNS cache 6-25

font-servers option, DHCP B-11, B-19

force-lock command (CLI) 3-13

forcing lease availability 8-16, 8-22

forwarding servers 5-17

editing 5-18

FQDN 1-3, 2-2, 5-2, 6-5, 6-19, 6-20, G-2

DHCP processing 2-16

option, DHCP 9-4, B-20

free-address-low-threshold event, SNMP F-1

fully-qualified domain name

See FQDN

G

givenname attribute, LDAP 13-1, 13-3, 13-10

glue records 6-16, G-2

adding, editing 6-17, 6-18

invalid 6-16

prefetching 6-22, 6-23

removing 6-18

GMT (Greenwich Mean Time)

lease time format 8-11

.gov domain 2-2

grace period, leases 7-6, 7-8, 7-12, 8-3, 8-6, 8-9, 8-12

Graphical User Interface

See GUI

GUI 1-5, 3-1

Help menu 3-5, 3-10

menu bar 3-3

Servers menu 3-4

Server Status Monitor

See Server Status Monitor

starting

Solaris 3-2

Windows NT 3-2

Statistics window 3-6

toolbar 3-5

View menu 3-4

Window menu 3-5

H

halting failover operation 11-18

hardware addresses

See MAC addresses

help, online 3-5, 3-10

help command (CLI) 3-10, 3-13

dhcp-option 7-10

hiding

Server Status Monitor 3-5

status bar 3-5

subzones 1-2, 5-17, 5-25

tree control 3-4

HINFO record A-2, G-3, G-4

HKEY_CURRENT_USER environment variable 3-10

host file format 5-4

Host Info record

See HINFO record

host-name option, DHCP 9-4, 10-11, 13-3, B-4, B-18

HOSTNAME option validation B-27

hosts

adding to zones 5-8, 6-8

BOOTP 8-22, 12-1

dynamic 6-13, 8-9, 9-1

editing 5-11, 6-11

files 5-4

moving 10-13

multiple interface 11-19

naming 9-3, 10-5, 10-10, 10-11, 13-3, 13-5, E-7

pinging 1-4, 8-20

removing 5-8, 6-10, 6-11

hosts.local file D-2

I

ICMP echo 8-20

icons, objects xxvii, 3-8

ieee802.3-encapsulation option, DHCP 7-5, B-8, B-19

IETF 2-7, 8-7

import command (CLI) 3-13

leases 8-10

importing

backup server leases 11-15

data 1-5, 5-2, 5-3

failover servers 11-15

leases 8-10

loopback zones D-2

secondary zones 5-12

zones 1-2, 5-2, 5-3, 5-10, 5-11, 6-21, D-1

impress-servers option, DHCP B-4, B-18

in-addr.arpa domain 1-2, 2-7, 5-1, 5-10, 5-14, 6-10, 9-4, 9-7, A-2, D-1, E-8, G-3, G-4

classless G-4

incremental zone transfers 1-2, 1-6, 3-12, G-3

enabling 1-6, 5-25

Info server logging 4-8

INT16 option validation B-27

INT32 option validation B-27

interface cards 7-3, E-12

interface-mtu option, DHCP 7-5, B-6, B-18

Internet Engineering Task Force 2-7

Internet Service Provider 1-1

Intranet Builder 5-21

invoking

CLI 3-9

commands 3-4, 3-6, 3-8

object properties 3-6

IPADDR_LIST option validation B-27

IPADDR_MASK_LIST option validation B-27

IPADDR_PAIR_LISToption validation B-27

IP addresses

See addresses, IP

IP Address Lease Time option, DHCP B-13

IPADDR option validation B-27

ipconfig utility 8-11, 10-13

ip-forwarding option, DHCP B-5, B-18

IP helper address 7-19, 11-2, 11-21, 11-23

irc-servers option, DHCP B-12, B-20

ISP 1-1

IXFR

See incremental zone transfers

J

joining

logical subnets 8-21

K

keybuild utility (backup) 4-16, 4-17

L

lame delegation 5-14, 6-16, G-3

enabling 5-17

reporting 6-23

LAN segments 1-9, 2-16, 11-4, 11-21, 13-7, G-5

large enterprise network deployment 1-7

LDAP 1-4, 13-1

carlicense attribute 13-8, 13-9

client configuration 11-17, 11-23, 13-1

configuring 13-1

deprovisioning client entries 13-3

DHCP

client queries 13-2

mapping 3-11, 13-2, 13-3

directory support 13-2

disabling schema checking 13-1

distinguished name (dn) 13-2, 13-7 to 13-10

embedded policies 13-4

enabling querying 13-2

entry creation 13-10

failover configuration 11-2

filtering searches 13-9

givenname attribute 13-1, 13-3, 13-10

lease-state

attributes 13-5

updates 13-6

localityname attribute 13-3

password 13-2

protocol definition 13-1

queries, enabling 13-2, 13-3

filter 13-2

path 13-2

server properties 3-13

sn (surname) attribute 13-3

state updates 13-8

storing lease data

independently 13-7

with client entry 13-6

uid attribute 13-8, 13-9

updates, enabling 13-9, 13-10

user name 13-2

ldap command (CLI) 3-13

create 13-2, 13-8

enable

can-create 13-10

can-query 13-3

can-update 13-9, 13-10

set

create-object-classes 13-10

dn-attribute 13-9, 13-10

dn-create-format 13-10

dn-format 13-9, 13-10

password 13-2, 13-8, 13-9

search-filter 13-2, 13-3

search-path 13-2

update-search-attribute 13-9

update-search-filter 13-9

update-search-path 13-8

username 13-2, 13-8, 13-9

setEntry 13-3

create-dictionary givenname 13-10

create-dictionary localityname 13-10

create-dictionary sn 13-10

query-dictionary givenname 13-3

query-dictionary localityname 13-3

query-dictionary sn 13-3

update-dictionary carlicense 13-9

update-dictionary uid 13-9

lease command (CLI) 3-13

deactivate 8-12, 8-14

deleteReservation 8-16

force-available 8-17, 12-4

list 4-13, 4-14, 8-9

sendReservation 8-16

set

address 13-5

client-dns-name 13-5

client-domain-name 13-5

client-flags 13-5

client-host-name 13-5

client-id 13-5

client-mac-addr 13-5

expiration 13-6

flags 13-6

lease-renewal-time 13-6

start-time-of-state 13-6

state 13-6

vendor-class-identifier 13-6

lease-notification command (CLI) 3-13, 8-19

leases 2-9

activity 4-13

addresses 8-9

available 8-9

benefits 2-9

canceling reservations 8-16

database 4-9

de-activating 8-9, 8-13, 11-16, 12-3

all in scope 8-12

deferring extensions 7-13, 7-14, 11-9

defined 2-8

displaying 4-13, 8-18

excluding address from range 8-12

expired 2-8, 8-9

exporting 8-10, 11-16

failures 11-23

file 8-10

addresses, DHCP server 8-11

allowable extension time 8-11

client IDs 8-11

domain names 8-11

host names 8-11

IP addresses 8-10

join format 8-11

last transaction time 8-11

lease expiration time 8-11

MAC addresses 8-10

start of lease time 8-11

time format 8-11

forcing availability 8-16, 8-22

grace period 7-6, 7-8, 7-12, 8-3, 8-6, 8-9, 8-12

held 8-9

host names 8-9

importing 8-10

backup server 11-15

LDAP attributes 13-8

MAC addresses 8-9

making available 8-14

nonpermanent 7-8

notification, receiving 8-19

obtaining 2-11

offered 8-9

one-shot 10-11, 10-13

pending available 8-9

permanent 7-6, 7-8, 8-10

pinging before allocating 8-20

pinging before offering 1-4

pools 2-8

properties 4-13, 8-12, 12-3

re-acquiring 2-12

refreshing list 8-13

releasing 2-11

renewing 2-8

requesting 4-6

reserving 8-9, 8-14, 11-2

re-using 12-3

scopes, viewing in 8-8

sorting 8-5, 8-8, 8-9

states 8-9, 8-12, 13-5

state updates in LDAP 13-6

status 3-14, 4-14

times, guidelines 1-6, 7-2, 8-9

types 2-9

unavailable 8-9

utilization 1-5, 8-18

viewing 8-8

Lease Status report 3-14, 4-14

Lease Utilization report 8-18

license command (CLI) 3-13

license keys

editing 3-3

entering 3-2, 3-3

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

See LDAP

localhost 3-1, 3-2, 3-10, 4-2, 5-1, 5-2, D-1, D-2

state, failover 11-7

localityname attribute, LDAP 13-3

local port 6-25

specifying 6-26

log.xxx files, CNRDB 4-9, 4-15, 4-18

logging

database 4-17, 4-18

DHCP 7-18, C-2, E-12

DNS E-11

failover 11-7, 11-20, 11-21

files 4-9, 4-10

server events 4-8

log-servers option, DHCP B-3, B-17

loopback

addresses 9-7, G-3

zones 5-1, D-1, G-3

importing D-2

lpr-servers option, DHCP B-3, B-18

M

MAC addresses

clients 1-3, 2-16

displaying host addresses 8-9

editing 8-14

lease import file 8-10

leases 8-9

reserving leases 8-14

resource records 5-4

Mail Exchanger records

See MX record

MASK option validation B-27

mask-supplier option, DHCP 7-5, B-7, B-18

max-dgram-reassembly option, DHCP 7-5, B-6, B-18

maximum cache TTL property, setting 5-14, 5-19, 6-24

maximum client lead time, failover 2-14, 11-7, 11-13, 11-15, 11-17, 11-20

Maximum DHCP Message Size option, DHCP B-15

maximum memory cache size, setting 6-24

mcdadmin utility 13-4

MCD database 4-15, G-3

administration utility 13-4

backing up 4-16

files 4-9, 4-17

integrity 4-16

logging 4-9

recovering 4-16

mcdshadow backup utility 4-16, 4-17, 4-19

MCLT

See maximum client lead time

mcns-security-server option, DHCP B-21

merit-dump option, DHCP B-4, B-18

Message option, DHCP B-15

Microsoft Client options, DHCP B-16

Microsoft DHCP stack 1-6, 7-2

.mil domain 2-2

mirrored disk 1-6

mobile-ip-home-agents option, DHCP B-12, B-20

monitoring

failover 11-21

remote 1-5

servers 4-10

moving DHCP clients to another subnet 10-13

MSO 1-1

multinetting 2-16

multiple interfaces 1-4, 7-3

failover 11-19

Multi-Service Operator 1-1

multi-threaded server 1-5, 2-17

MX record 5-9, 6-9 to 6-11, 6-19, A-2, G-3, G-4

N

name_dhcp_1_log file 4-9

name_dns_1_log file 4-9

Name Server record

See NS

name servers

authoritative

See authoritative name servers

domain 2-3, 2-4

primary

See primary name servers

removing 5-7

reverse 2-6

root

See root name servers

secondary

See secondary, name servers

types 2-5

name-servers option, DHCP B-3, B-17

name-to-address resolution 2-3, 2-5, 2-6, 2-10, 5-4, A-1, D-2

Naming Authority Pointer records

See NAPTR records

NAPTR records 1-2, A-2

nds-context option, DHCP B-21

nds-servers option, DHCP B-20

nds-tree option, DHCP B-20

negative cache time 6-24

netbios-dd-servers option, DHCP B-10, B-19

NetBIOS name 2-16

netbios-name-servers option, DHCP B-10, B-19

netbios-node-type option, DHCP B-10, B-19

netbios-scope option, DHCP B-11, B-19

netwareip-domain option, DHCP B-20

netwareip-information option, DHCP B-20

NetWare support 1-4

Network Information Service

See nis

Network News Transport Protocol B-12

network number 2-3, 2-7, 5-11, 8-2 to 8-4, 8-18, 9-3, 10-3, E-9, G-5

Network Registrar

adding servers to Server Status Monitor 3-4, 3-8, 4-10, 5-10

CLI 3-9

concepts and protocols 2-1

databases

backups 4-14

recovery 4-16

displaying related DHCP servers 4-12, 11-7

error logging 4-8

exiting 3-10, 4-6

features and benefits 1-1

GUI 3-1

help 3-5, 3-10

icons 3-8

license keys 3-3

reloading servers 4-7

removing servers from Server Status Monitor 3-8, 4-11

server administration tasks 4-1

Server Agent, logging 4-9

starting servers 4-6

stopping servers 4-7

tree control 3-7

user interfaces 3-1

users, types of 1-1

Network Time Protocol B-9

New Policy dialog box 7-7

nis+-domain option, DHCP B-11, B-20

nis+-servers option, DHCP B-11, B-20

nis-domain option, DHCP B-9, B-19

nis-servers option, DHCP B-9, B-19

nntp-servers option, DHCP B-12, B-20

non-local-source-routing option, DHCP 7-5, B-5, B-18

Normal regime, failover 2-14, 11-11, 11-12

NORMAL state, failover 2-13, 11-10

NOTIFY 5-25, 5-27, 6-6, G-4

NOTIFY packets 1-2

enabling 1-6, 5-26

nrcmd program

See CLI

nslookup utility 5-19, 5-20, 6-25, E-10

NS record 1-2, 5-7, 5-8, 6-7, 6-19, A-2, G-4

removing 5-7

boot servers 7-11

CLI

location 3-10

comparison with W2K E-1

connecting to cluster 4-3

conventions in guide xxvii

database backup on 4-15

event log 4-8

interoperability C-1

logging 4-8

recommendations 1-7

registry 3-10

releasing client lease 8-11

updateSms command 11-20

ntp-servers options, DHCP B-9, B-19

ntwkreg command 3-2, 4-1

O

OpenWindows Desktop 3-2

option-datatype command (CLI) 7-10

Option Overload option, DHCP B-13

options

custom DHCP 7-15

DHCP

See DHCP, options

setting 5-23

OSPF configurations 1-5

OVERLOAD option validation B-27

P

packet-file-name option, DHCP 7-9, 8-6, 12-2, 12-3, B-17

packet-server-name option, DHCP 8-6, 12-2, 12-3, B-17

packet-siaddr option, DHCP 8-6, 12-2, 12-3, B-17

pad option, DHCP B-2, B-17

Parameter Request List option, DHCP B-15

Partner Down regime, failover 2-14, 11-12

PARTNER-DOWN state, failover 2-13, 11-11

password

administrator 4-4, 4-5

anonymous FTP G-1

changing administrator 3-2 to 3-4, 4-5

CLI 3-10

entering 3-2, 4-2

failover configuration 11-9

LDAP 13-2

non-displaying 4-5

report browser 3-14

path-mtu-aging-timeout option, DHCP 7-5, B-6, B-18

path-mtu-plateau-tables option, DHCP 7-5, B-6, B-18

PAUSED state, failover 2-14, 11-11

PDU (protocol data unit), SNMP F-2

performance guidelines 1-5

perform-mask-discovery option, DHCP 7-5, B-7, B-18

persistent cache 1-2, 5-19

PING before offering addresses, DHCP 1-4, 7-13, 8-20

Pointer (Reverse Mapping) record

See PTR record

policies 1-1, G-4

BOOTP 12-2

client-class 10-5, 10-6, 10-10, 10-11

embedded 10-8

configuring 7-4, 7-6

copying from 7-7

default 7-5, 7-6

editing 7-6

defined 2-9, 2-16, 7-1, G-4

deleting 7-11

difference from scopes 2-10

editing 7-11

options 7-9, 7-11

embedded 7-6

creating 8-2

LDAP 13-4

enabling 9-4

failover 11-8

guidelines 7-2

options 2-16

adding 7-8

properties 8-4, 9-6

scopes 2-16, 8-2, 8-3

subnet-masks, setting 7-8

system-default 7-5, 7-6

viewing 8-3

policy command (CLI) 3-13

create 7-8, 9-6, 12-3

delete 7-12

enable

allow-client-a-record-update 9-4, 9-6

permanent-leases 7-8

getOption 7-10, 7-17

listOptions 7-10, 7-17

set 7-8, 7-12, 9-6, 12-3

bootp-reply-options 12-3

packet-file-name 12-3

packet-server-name 12-3

packet-siaddr 12-3

setOption 7-10, 7-17, 12-3

subnet-mask 7-8

setVendorOption 7-10

unsetOption 7-10, 7-12, 7-17

unsetVendorOption 7-10

policy-filters option, DHCP B-5, B-18

pop3-servers option, DHCP B-12, B-20

Post Office Protocol B-12

POTENTIAL-CONFLICT state, failover 2-14, 11-11

prefetching glue records 6-22

primary name servers 2-4

address 5-9

configuring 5-1

defined 2-6

Dynamic DNS update 9-2

reducing load 6-12, 6-13

SOA property A-2

primary names servers

entering for zones 6-8

for secondary 5-12

PTR record 1-4, 5-11, 6-10, 6-19, 9-3, A-2, D-2, G-4

R

RAID disk 1-6

Rebinding (T2) Time Value option, DHCP B-16

rebuilding

database key files 4-17

resource record indexes 6-27

RECOVER-DONE state, failover 2-14, 11-11

recovering

CNRDB data 4-18

databases 4-15, 4-16

failover state from partner 11-17

MCD data 4-16

network failure 2-13, 11-11

Windows 95

lease expiration C-3

lease usage C-2

RECOVER state, failover 2-14, 11-11

re-creating

loopback zones D-1

system default policies 7-6

recursive queries 1-3, G-4

caching-only server 5-14

disabling 5-24

enabling 5-15, 5-23

regimes, failover

See Failover, regimes

registry entries, removing 4-16

Related Servers

report 3-14, 4-13

window 4-13

relative domain names 5-2, 6-5, 6-19, 6-20, G-2

relaxed dynamic update, enabling 6-23

relay agent option

See DHCP, relay agent option

reloading

backup DHCP servers 11-10

servers 3-4, 3-6, 3-8, 4-6, 4-7, 5-9, 6-1, 7-2, 9-2

avoiding during RECOVER 11-11

debugging 4-9

deleting reservation without 8-16

diagnostic messages 6-27

SNMP notification F-2

turning off debugging without 6-26

remote configuration and monitoring 1-5

remote-dns command (CLI) 3-13

create 5-26

disable ixfr 5-26

remote sites, running the GUI from 3-3

Remove toolbar button 3-7, 3-8, 4-2, 4-4, 4-11, 8-7

removing

address from DHCP server interface 7-4

authoritative name servers 6-8

client-class 10-6

clients 10-10

clusters 3-7, 4-2, 4-4

custom options 7-17

delegated subzones 6-18

failover backup server 11-18

forwarders 5-18

glue records 6-18

hosts 5-4, 5-8

leases

permanent 8-10

reservations 8-16

name servers 5-7

names from exception lists 5-23

NS record 5-7

objects 3-11

option from policy 7-9, 7-12

policies 7-11

registry entries 4-16

resource records 6-20

duplicate 6-27

dynamic 6-20, E-10

root name servers 5-20

scopes 3-7, 8-6

if not re-using addresses 8-7

if re-using addresses 8-7

secondary from primary server 5-12

servers from Server Status Monitor 3-4, 3-8, 4-11

SOA record 6-4

subnet mask from policy 7-8

zone records 6-21

zones 3-7

Renewal (T1) Time Value option, DHCP B-15

report command (CLI) 3-13, 8-18

file 4-12

reports 1-5, 3-14

Address Usage 3-14, 8-17

handling errors 3-15

Lease Status 3-14

Lease Utilization 8-18

Related Servers 3-14

Server Status 3-14, 4-12

web-based 1-5, 3-14

REQUEST_LIST option validation B-28

Requested IP Address option, DHCP B-13

REQUEST packets 1-6, 5-4, 7-2, B-13, B-14, B-15

reservations, lease

See leases, reserving

reserving leases 11-2

resolution exception 1-3, 5-21

resolvers

See DNS, resolvers

resource-location-servers option, DHCP B-4, B-18

resource records

A 1-3, 1-4, 5-4, 5-8, 6-7, 6-9, 9-3, A-1, D-2, E-5, G-1

adding 3-12, 6-19

CNAME 5-4, 6-9, 6-10, 6-19, A-1, G-2

configuring 6-19

editing 6-19

subzone information 6-18

filtering 6-21

HINFO A-2, G-3, G-4

MX A-2, G-3, G-4

NAPTR 1-2, A-2

NS A-2

PTR A-2, G-4

rebuilding indexes 6-27

removing 6-20

duplicate 6-27

dynamic 6-20

SOA 5-4, A-2, G-5

SRV 1-3, A-3

TXT 5-4, A-3

types A-3

WKS A-3, G-4, G-5

restoring

databases 4-16

loopback zones D-1

reverse

domains 2-7

mapping records 5-9, 5-11, 6-9, 6-11, A-2

name servers 2-6

records (PTR) 6-10

server addresses 9-3, 9-6

zones 1-2, 1-4, 2-6, 9-7, E-8, G-4

adding hosts 5-8, 6-9

configuring 5-10

naming 9-3

secondary 5-14

RFCs

1001, 1002 B-10, B-11

1035 5-3, B-3, B-4, B-27, E-7

1042 B-8

1122 B-2

1123 2-17

1179 B-3

1191 B-6

1256 B-7

1350 2-17

1497 B-1, B-2

1995 1-2, 1-6, 5-25, 5-26

1996 1-2, 1-6, 5-26

2052 1-3, E-5

2052bis A-3

2131 1-3, 2-12, 7-1, 12-1

2132 B-1

2136 1-4, 5-16, 6-13, 6-23, E-6

2241, 2242 1-4

2316 1-2

2317 1-2

2915 1-2, A-2

865 B-3

868 B-3

887 B-4

893 B-8

894 B-8

950 B-2, B-27

951 B-2

right-mouse commands 3-4, 3-6, 3-8

root name servers 1-3, 2-3, 5-17, G-4

adding 5-19

internal 1-2

loopback zones D-1

preconfigured 1-2

removing 5-20

slave servers G-5

root-path option, DHCP B-5, B-18

round-robin 1-3, G-4

disabling for failover 11-19

enabling 5-24, 5-25

scope selection 2-16, 8-4, 8-21

router-discovery option, DHCP 7-5, B-18

routers

BOOTP relay 7-19

Cisco 7-19

configuring for DHCP 7-19

gateway addresses 1-6

policies for 2-10

subnet 7-8

router-solicitation-address option, DHCP 7-5, B-7, B-18

routers option, DHCP B-3, B-17

S

safe period, failover 11-7, 11-12, 11-14

enabling 11-13

save command (CLI) 3-10, 3-13, 8-16, 11-9

saving

CLI changes 3-12, 4-6

GUI changes 3-1, 3-10, 4-6

scope command (CLI) 3-13, 8-6, 8-20

addRange 8-4, 8-22, 9-6

addReservation 8-16

clearUnavailable 8-17

create 8-4, 8-22, 9-6

delete 8-7, 11-18

disable

bootp 8-23, 8-24

dhcp 8-23, 8-24, 11-21, 12-4

enable 9-4

bootp 8-23, 12-3

dhcp 8-23

dynamic-bootp 8-23, 11-21, 12-3, 12-4

dynamic-dns 9-4, 9-6

ping-clients 8-5, 8-21

listRanges 8-14

listReservation 8-16

removeRange 8-14

removeReservation 8-16

set 8-4, 9-4

dns-reverse-zone-name 9-4

dns-rev-server-addr 9-4

dns-server-addr 9-4

dns-zone-name 3-12, 9-4

failover=backup-server 11-5

failover=main-server 11-5

failover=scope-disabled 11-18

failover=scope-enabled 11-5

failover-main-server 11-4

ping-timeout 8-21

policy 8-4, 8-22, 9-6

primary-scope 8-22

selection-tags 10-8

scope-policy command (CLI) 3-13, 8-4

disable 8-6

enable 8-6

get 8-6

set 8-6

setLeaseTime 8-6

show 8-6

scopes 2-9, 7-1

adding 8-2

address range 8-3

canceling lease reservations 8-16

configuring 8-1

de-activating 8-23

all leases 8-12

defining 8-2

difference from policies 2-10

disabling DHCP 8-23, 11-21, 12-4

dynamic BOOTP 8-4

editing 8-5

embedded policies 8-6

enabling 8-5, 9-4, 12-2

BOOTP for 8-22

forcing lease availability 8-16, 8-22

general configuration 8-5

leases, viewing 8-8

making leases available 8-14

moving/decommissioning BOOTP client 8-22

multiple 8-4

names 8-2

network addresses 8-3

not reusing addresses 8-7

partitioning 7-19

pinging before offering 8-20

policies

See policies

refreshing lease list 8-13

removing 3-7, 8-6

reserving leases 8-14

reusing addresses 8-7

roles 8-18

secondary 8-21

selection tags

defining 10-3

for failover 11-2

sorting many leases 8-5, 8-8, 8-9

subnet masks 8-3

removing 7-8

user-defined policies 7-5

scope-selection-tag command (CLI) 3-13

create 10-4, 10-11

list 10-4

secondary

expiration time 6-6

master G-5

name servers, DNS 1-6, 2-4, G-3, G-4, G-5

adding 5-12

configuring 5-12

defined 2-6

refresh time 6-6, 6-11

retry time 6-6

reverse zones 5-14

adding 5-14

scopes 8-5, 8-21

subnets, DHCP 1-5, 8-4, 8-21, G-5

zones 5-8, 5-12

adding 5-12

secondary servers

separating DHCP servers from 7-2

selecting DHCP server interface 7-3

selective forwarding

See resolution exception

Server Agent

logging 4-9

stopping, restarting 4-10, 4-16, 4-17

server command (CLI) 3-13

getHealth 4-11

getRelatedServers 4-13, 11-10

getStats 4-12

reload 9-4, 13-3, F-2

serverLogs

logsize 7-18

nlogs 7-18

setDebug 4-10, 6-26, 7-18, 11-22

setPartnerDown 11-12, 11-14, 11-18

start 4-7

unsetDebug 4-10, 6-26, 7-18

Server Identifier option, DHCP B-15

Server Manager

icons 3-8

window 3-2, 3-4, 3-7, 4-2

Server records

See SRV records

servers

adding to Server Status Monitor 3-4, 3-8, 4-10, 5-10

controlling 4-6

debugging 4-9

events, logging 4-8

health, displaying 4-11

reloading 4-7, 9-2

removing from Server Status Monitor 3-8, 4-11

starting 4-6

statistics, displaying 4-12

status 3-14, 4-12

stopping 4-7

Server Status Monitor

adding servers 3-4, 3-8, 4-10, 5-10

hiding 3-5

removing servers 3-8, 4-11

Server Status report 3-14, 4-12

session command (CLI) 3-13

setting

advanced

DDNS properties 9-8

DNS options 6-22

authoritative name servers 6-7

cache update frequency 5-14

client-class 10-2

scope selection 10-6

custom DHCP options 7-15

debug 4-9, 6-26

DNS

options 5-23

packet size 9-9

properties 5-16

request timeout 9-11

failover partner down 11-14

lame delegation 6-23

lease times 1-6

maximum

cache TTL property 5-14, 5-19, 6-24

DNS record TTL property 9-11

memory cache size 6-24

negative cache time 6-24

non-permanent leases 7-8

number

DNS naming retries 9-10

DNS packets 9-8

DNS retries 9-10

object properties 3-12

options for embedded policies 8-2

port numbers 6-25

prefetch glue records 6-22

renewal times 1-6

secondary zone

expiration time 6-6

refresh time 6-6

retry time 6-6

shadow backup time 4-16

suboption values 7-11

Windows 2000 client properties 10-12

zone

domain names 6-3

hostmaster address 6-4

primary server name 6-5

SOA properties 5-5, 6-2

SOA TTL property 6-3

shadow backups 4-14

files 4-17

for MCDDB recovery 4-16

manual 4-16

setting time 4-16

SHUTDOWN state, failover 2-14, 11-11

siaddr, BOOTP 8-6, 12-2

Simple Mail Transport Protocol B-12

simple site, failover 11-7

simple sites, failover 11-3

SIZE16_LIST option validation B-28

SIZE16 option validation B-28

SIZE32 option validation B-28

SIZE8 option validation B-28

slave servers 5-17, 5-18, E-3, G-3, G-5

smtp-servers option, DHCP B-12, B-20

sname, BOOTP 12-2, B-13, B-14

SNMP

free-address-low-threshold F-1

notification 1-5, F-1

notification events F-2

PDU F-2

traps F-1

failover mismatch 11-23

generating 13-2

PDUs F-2

server not responding 11-23

v1 standard F-2

SOA record 1-2, 5-4, A-2, G-4, G-5

defined 5-5

editing 6-2

hostmaster address 6-4

primary name server 6-5

removing 6-4

secondary

expiration time 6-6

refresh time 6-6

retry time 6-6

serial number 6-5

setting 6-2

TTL property 6-3

Windows 2000 E-6

Solaris

CLI location 3-10

connecting to cluster 4-3

environment variables 3-10

GUI, starting 3-2

guidelines 1-5

syslog 4-8

sorting

client-classes 10-5

leases 8-5, 8-8, 8-9

subnets

See subnets, sorting

SRV records 1-3, A-3, E-3

dynamic E-8

enabling viewing E-10

Windows 2000 E-5, E-7, E-10

starting

backup server 11-16

examining DHCP states when 7-13

GUI 3-1

Solaris 3-2

Windows NT 3-2

hosts

re-acquiring leases when 2-12

without leases 2-11

invoking root servers when 5-19

logging when 4-8

re-initializing database when 6-25

remotely 3-3

secondary server 5-12

servers 3-4, 4-6

zone transfers when G-6

Start of Authority record

See SOA record

STARTUP state, failover 2-13, 11-10

static

addresses 5-4, 7-3, 8-18, 8-19, 8-22, 11-16, 11-20, 12-1

BOOTP 11-21

resource records 6-8, 6-20, 6-21

filtering 6-21

static-routes option, DHCP B-19

Statistics window 3-6, 4-12

Status Monitor

See Server Status Monitor

stopping

off-site name searches 5-17

servers 4-6, 4-7

storing

authoritative data, caching-only servers 5-14

data in DNS, W2K E-4

lease data

independently 13-7

with client entry 13-6

streettalk-directory-assistance-servers option, DHCP B-13, B-20

streettalk-servers option, DHCP B-13, B-20

STRING option validation B-28

subnet-mask option, DHCP 7-8, B-2, B-17, B-27

subnets

client-accessible 2-17

joining two logical 8-21

local B-7

masks, variable-length 1-5

multiple logical 8-21

multiple scopes 8-4

routers on different 7-19

secondary

See secondary subnets

sorting 1-3

enabling 5-25

subzones G-5

adding 6-15

delegating 6-15, 6-16, G-2

editing 6-18

hiding 1-2, 5-17, 5-25

lame delegation 6-16

name server 6-15, 6-16

address 6-16

naming 6-15

removing 6-18

surname (sn) attribute, LDAP 13-3

swap-server option, DHCP B-4, B-18

syslog (Solaris) 4-8

system registry

Network Registrar options 3-10

setting for backups 4-16

T

tail command (Solaris) 4-8

TCP/IP configuration 7-1

TCP Default TTL option, DHCP B-8

tcp-keepalive-garbage option, DHCP 7-5, B-9, B-19

tcp-keepalive-interval option, DHCP 7-5, B-9, B-19

Text records

See TXT records

TFTP 2-17, 3-1, 3-13, 12-1, B-5, B-14, G-1

tftp command (CLI) 2-17, 3-13

tftp-server option, DHCP B-14, B-20

time-offset option, DHCP B-2, B-17

time-servers option, DHCP B-3, B-17

Time to Live property

See TTL property

trailer-encapsulation option, DHCP 7-5, B-8, B-19

trap command (CLI) 1-10, 13-2, F-2

addRecipient F-2

traps, SNMP 11-23, F-1, F-2

Trivial File Transfer Protocol

See TFTP

TTL property A-1

default 6-4, 7-5

IP B-6

TCP B-8

maximum

cache 6-24

memory cache size 6-24

record 9-11

negative cache 6-24

NS records 6-8

setting for zone 6-3

TXT records 1-4, 5-4, A-3, A-4

exporting zone data 5-4

U

uid, LDAP attribute 13-8, 13-9

Ultra-SCSI disk 1-6, 1-7

unicast, enabling 7-13, 7-14

user-defined

policies 7-5

strings in client-class 10-5, 10-10

user name

administrator 4-4, 4-5

backup server 11-9

cluster 3-2, 4-2

case-sensitivity 4-3

changing 3-2 to ??

LDAP 13-2

users

administering 4-4

administrative 4-4

differentiated services 2-15, 10-1

event warnings 4-8

Internet 2-1

lease availability 2-11

number subnet changes by 8-10

types of 1-1

utility programs

backup 4-15

ipconfig 8-11, 10-13

ping 8-20

winipcfg 10-13

utilization alerts, DHCP 1-5

V

validating

database using save 8-16

DHCP options B-17

relax-ixfr-query 5-26

variable-length subnet masks

See subnets, masks

Vendor Class Identifier option, DHCP B-16

vendor-encapsulated-options, DHCP B-10, B-19

vendor extensions B-1

vendor-option command (CLI) 7-10

vendor-specific DHCP options 7-10, 11-8, B-10

viewing

all dynamic records E-10

cluster states 4-2

LDAP logs 13-11

leases 8-8

activity 4-13

properties 4-14

Network Registrar activity 3-3

online help 3-10

policies 8-3

server

events 4-10

logs 4-8

statistics 4-12

zones

name 6-3

W

Warning server logging 4-8

Web interface

See reports

Well Known Services record

See WKS record

WIN32 GUI logging 4-9

Windows 2000 E-1

client properties 10-12

compatibility 1-3

design practices E-6

domain controllers E-7

domain hierarchy E-4

dynamic DNS update 9-4

interoperability E-1

SRV records A-3, E-5

dynamic E-8

Windows 95 C-1

clients C-1

connecting to cluster 4-3

interoperability C-1

not updating client before responding 9-3

troubleshooting C-1

winipcfg utility 8-8, 8-11, 10-13

Windows NT

See NT

winipcfg utility 10-13

WKS record A-3, G-4, G-5

www-servers option, DHCP B-12, B-20

X

x-display-managers option, DHCP B-11, B-19

X Window System Font Server option, DHCP B-11

Z

zone command (CLI) 3-13, 6-3

addHost 5-9, 6-10, 6-11

addRR 6-4, 6-8, 6-10, 6-17, 6-18, 6-20, D-2

localhost D-2

NS 5-7, 5-11

cleanRR 6-21

create 5-6

primary 5-3, 5-11, 6-5, D-2

secondary 5-14

disable

ixfr 5-26

restrict-xfer 6-13

enable

dynamic 6-15, 9-7

restrict-xfer 5-14, 6-13

listRR 6-21

removeHost 5-9, 6-11

removeRR 5-7, 6-4, 6-8, 6-18, 6-20

set 5-6

defttl 5-6, 6-4

dynupdate-set 6-15, 9-7

expire 5-6, 6-7

minttl 5-6

notify-set 5-27

ns 6-5

person 6-4

refresh 5-6, 6-6

restricted-set 5-14, 6-13

retry 5-6, 6-6

serial 5-6, 6-5

zones

adding

hosts 6-8

hosts to reverse 6-9

resource records 6-19

secondary name servers 5-12

secondary reverse 5-14

authoritative name servers 5-6, 5-11, 6-7

caching-only servers 5-14

classless reverse

See classless in-addr.arpa

configuring 6-1

creating names 5-2

defined 2-3

delegating subzones 6-15, G-2

difference from domains 2-3

disabling transfers 6-13

domain names 6-3

editing

delegated subzone records 6-18

host tables 6-11

enabling 9-7

dynamic DNS update 6-13, 6-14

zone transfers 6-11

filtering resource records 6-21

hiding subzones 5-17, 5-25

importing 1-2, 5-3

incremental transfers

See incremental zone transfers

loopback

See loopback, zones

point of delegation 2-3

removing 3-7

delegated subzones 6-18

duplicate resource records 6-27

dynamic resource records 6-20

hosts 6-10, 6-11

resource records 6-20, 6-21

restricting transfers 6-12

reverse

See reverse, zones

secondary

expiration time 6-6

refresh time 6-6

retry time 6-6

serial numbers 6-5

setting

primary server name 6-5

SOA properties 5-5, 6-2

TTL property 6-3

specifying domains 5-2, 6-19

transfers

See zone transfers

TTL property 6-8

viewing domain name 6-3

zone transfers

defined 2-6

disabling 6-12, 6-13

enabling 6-11, 6-12

incremental

See incremental zone transfers

restricting 6-12

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