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Nortel Guide to VPN Routing for Security and VoIP [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 768 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 238x194x47 mm, kaal: 1304 g, Illustrations
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Aug-2006
  • Kirjastus: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 0471781274
  • ISBN-13: 9780471781271
  • Formaat: Hardback, 768 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 238x194x47 mm, kaal: 1304 g, Illustrations
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Aug-2006
  • Kirjastus: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 0471781274
  • ISBN-13: 9780471781271
Here's your handbook to Nortel VPN Router

If you're a beginning-to-intermediate-level networking professional, this guide lays the groundwork you need to establish and manage your network with VPN Router. Everything is here-hardware, software, laboratory set-ups, real-world examples, and, most importantly, advice gleaned from the authors' first-hand experiences.

From understanding the equipment to deployment strategies, management and administration, authentication, and security issues, you'll gain a working knowledge of VPN Router. You will explore tunneling protocols, VoIP, troubleshooting, and exercises to help you apply the Nortel VPN Router in your own environment. This book prepares you to handle the project and provides a resource for future reference.

Manage the complexities of Nortel's VPN Router

  • Review the newest networking standards
  • Become acquainted with all the tools in the Nortel VPN Router portfolio, and apply them to your organization's needs
  • Deploy a VPN Router in a Small Office or Home Office (SOHO) network or a large corporate network
  • Learn to apply security features such as a stateful firewall, Network Address Translation (NAT), port forwarding, and user and Branch Office Tunnel (BOT) termination
  • Establish security for VoIP and roaming wireless connections
  • Explore the Nortel VPN Client software, supported platforms, installation and configuration information, and basic VPN Client concepts
  • Maximize the effectiveness of your Nortel VPN Router solution
Networking and VPN Basics
1(38)
Networking Basics
2(22)
The OSI Reference Model
2(1)
The Application Layer (Layer 7)
3(1)
The Presentation Layer (Layer 6)
4(1)
The Session Layer (Layer 5)
4(1)
The Transport Layer (Layer 4)
4(1)
The Network Layer (Layer 3)
5(1)
The Data Link Layer (Layer 2)
6(1)
The Physical Layer (Layer 1)
6(1)
Overview of a Local Area Network
7(1)
Overview of a Wide Area Network
8(1)
Media Access Control Addressing
8(1)
Internet Protocol Addressing
9(1)
IP Address Classes
10(1)
Class A Addresses
10(1)
Class B Addresses
11(1)
Class C Addresses
11(1)
Class D Addresses
11(1)
Protocols and Other Standards
12(1)
Internet Protocol
12(1)
Interior Gateway Protocol
13(1)
Exterior Gateway Protocol
14(1)
Routing Information Protocol
14(1)
Open Shortest Path First
15(1)
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
16(1)
Digital Subscriber Line
16(1)
Integrated Services Digital Network
17(1)
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
18(1)
Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service
18(1)
Networking Hardware
19(1)
Random Access Memory
19(1)
Modem
19(1)
Channel Service Unit/Data Service Unit
20(1)
Computer Workstations
20(1)
Servers
20(1)
Network Interface Cards
21(1)
Switch
21(1)
Hub
22(1)
Router
22(1)
Repeater
22(2)
Remote Access
24(2)
Remote Access Services
24(1)
Dial Access to a Single Workstation
25(1)
Remote Access System
25(1)
Terminal Servers
25(1)
Network Security
26(3)
The Firewall
26(1)
Proxy Server
27(1)
Packet Filtering
27(1)
Stateful Packet Inspection
27(1)
Demilitarized Zone
27(1)
Hackers
28(1)
VPN Basics
29(9)
VPN Overview
29(1)
VPN Tunneling Protocols and Standards
30(1)
Secure Sockets Layer
30(2)
Public Key Infrastructure
32(1)
SecurID
32(1)
Internet Protocol Security
33(1)
Layer 2 Forwarding
34(1)
Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol
35(1)
Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol
36(1)
Generic Routing Encapsulation
37(1)
Summary
38(1)
The Nortel VPN Router
39(36)
The Nortel VPN Router Portfolio
40(1)
Modules and Interfaces
41(5)
SSL VPN Module 1000
41(1)
Hardware Interface Options
42(1)
Peripheral Component Interconnect Expansion Slots
42(1)
10/100Base-T Ethernet
42(1)
1000Base-SX/1000Base-T Ethernet
42(1)
CSU/DSU
43(1)
T1/E1
43(1)
ADSL
44(1)
Serial Interfaces (V.35, X.21, RS-232)
44(1)
V.90 Dial Access Modem
45(1)
High Speed Serial Interface
45(1)
Encryption Accelerator Modules
45(1)
Console Port (DB-9)
45(1)
Nortel VPN Router Solutions
46(21)
VPN Router 100
48(2)
Overview
50(1)
Technical Specifications
50(1)
VPN Router 200 Series
50(1)
VPN Router 221
50(2)
VPN Router 251
52(1)
VPN Router 600
53(2)
VPN Router 1000 Series
55(1)
VPN Router 1010
55(2)
VPN Router 1050
57(1)
VPN Router 1100
58(1)
VPN Router 1700 Series
59(1)
VPN Router 1700
60(1)
VPN Router 1740
61(1)
VPN Router 1750
62(1)
VPN Router 2700
63(1)
Overview
64(2)
VPN Router 5000
66(1)
Overview
66(1)
VPN Router Features Comparison
67(3)
Deployment Examples
70(4)
Branch Office Tunnel VPN Solution
70(1)
Extranet VPN Solution
71(1)
Remote Access VPN Solution
72(2)
Summary
74(1)
The Nortel VPN Router Software Overview
75(58)
Nortel VPN Software
76(3)
Accounting Services
76(1)
Bandwidth Management Services
76(1)
Certifications
77(1)
Encryption Services
77(1)
IP Routing Services
77(1)
Management Services
78(1)
Stateful Firewall
78(1)
User Authentication
78(1)
VPN Tunneling Protocols
79(1)
Secure Sockets Layer Services
79(1)
WAN Services
79(1)
VPN Router Software Version 6.00
79(3)
Memory Requirements
80(1)
Optional Software Licenses
80(1)
Advanced Router License Key
80(1)
Contivity Stateful Firewall License Key
81(1)
Additional VPN Tunnel Support License Key
81(1)
Features Introduced in VPN Router Version 6.00
81(1)
Loading, Verifying, and Upgrading the VPN Router Software
82(20)
Release Notes
83(1)
Loading a New Version of VPN Router Software
83(19)
Removing Unused Versions
102(4)
VPN Client Software
106(16)
Installing the VPN Client Software
106(1)
Release Notes
107(1)
Installing the VPN Client
107(6)
Upgrading the VPN Client Software
113(1)
Uninstalling the Existing Version of VPN Client Software
113(2)
Installing the Upgrade
115(7)
Starting the VPN Client
122(10)
The VPN Client Connection Wizard Process
125(1)
Selecting Username and Password Authentication Type
126(4)
Selecting Hardware or Software Token Card Authentication Type
130(2)
Summary
132(1)
The Nortel VPN Router in the Network
133(52)
What Is a Virtual Private Network?
133(2)
Tunneling Basics
135(23)
Branch Office Tunnel
136(2)
Aggressive Mode Branch Office Tunnel
138(3)
User/Client Tunnel
141(1)
PC-Based VPN Tunnels
142(3)
VPN-Enabled Device Acting in Client Mode
145(3)
Small Office or Home Office
148(6)
DMZ Creation and Usages
154(4)
The Regional Office
158(6)
Nortel 100 VPN Router Added to Existing Regional Office Network
160(2)
Upgrading a Regional Office to VPN Technology
162(2)
The Central Office
164(9)
The VPN Router as an Access Point
166(2)
Client Access to the Corporate Network
168(3)
Client Load Balancing and Failover
171(1)
Corporate User Access to the Internet
172(1)
Backup Interface Services
173(4)
Interface Group Fails
175(1)
Route Unreachable
175(1)
Ping Failure
175(1)
Time of Day or Day of the Week
176(1)
Placement in the Network
177(3)
Network Administration of VPN Routers
180(4)
Direct Access
181(1)
Control Tunnels
181(1)
Out-of-Band Management
181(1)
Logging
182(1)
SNMP
182(2)
Other Management Considerations
184(1)
Summary
184(1)
Management Options and Overview
185(44)
Serial Port Management
186(1)
Command Line Interface
187(10)
Accessing the CLI Through a Telnet Session
187(1)
Accessing the CLI Through the Serial Port
188(1)
CLI Command Modes
188(1)
User EXEC Mode
189(1)
Privileged EXEC Mode
189(1)
Global Configuration Mode
190(1)
CLI Help
191(5)
CLI Keystroke Shortcuts
196(1)
Web-Based Management
197(7)
System
200(1)
Services
200(1)
Routing
201(1)
QoS
201(1)
Profiles
201(1)
Servers
202(1)
Admin
202(1)
Status
203(1)
Help
203(1)
VPN Router Administrator
204(1)
File Management
205(1)
Checking the Current Status of Your VPN Router
206(15)
Logs
206(1)
Configuration Log
206(2)
Event Log
208(2)
Security Log
210(2)
System Log
212(2)
VPN Router System Status Tools
214(1)
Sessions
214(1)
Reports
215(1)
System
215(1)
Health Check
216(1)
Statistics
217(1)
Accounting
218(1)
Other VPN Router Tools
218(1)
Trace Route
218(1)
Ping
219(1)
Address Resolution Protocol
219(2)
VPN Router Administration
221(4)
Software Upgrades
221(1)
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
222(1)
Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service
222(1)
Automatic System Backups
223(1)
System Recovery
223(1)
System Shutdown
224(1)
Bandwidth Management
225(1)
Configuring Bandwidth Management
225(2)
Summary
227(2)
Authentication
229(48)
Understanding LDAP
230(12)
LDAP Principles
231(1)
LDAP Request Flowchart
232(1)
Configuring Internal LDAP
232(3)
External LDAP
235(2)
Enabling LDAP Proxy
237(3)
Monitoring LDAP Servers
240(2)
Using Remote Authentication Dial-in User Service
242(8)
Enabling RADIUS Authentication
242(1)
RADIUS Server Selection
243(2)
RADIUS Authentication Options
245(1)
RADIUS Diagnostics
246(1)
RADIUS Proxy
246(2)
Enabling RADIUS Accounting
248(2)
Understanding Certificates
250(4)
SSL Encryption with LDAP Server
251(1)
LDAP Certificate Installation
251(1)
LDAP Special Characters
252(1)
External LDAP Proxy
252(1)
Tunnel Certificates
253(1)
Using Public Key Infrastructure
254(21)
PKI Setup
254(1)
CA and X.509 Certificates
254(1)
Loading Certificates
255(1)
Requesting a Server Certificate
255(1)
Server Certificates Using CMP
255(5)
Trusted CA Certificate Installation
260(1)
Trusted CA Certificate Settings
261(3)
Certificate Revocation List Configuration
264(1)
CRL Server Configuration
265(2)
CRL Distribution Points
267(1)
CRL Retrieval
268(1)
Enabling Certificate Use for Tunnels
268(1)
Identifying Individual Users with Certificates
269(1)
Identifying Branch Offices with Certificates
270(1)
IPSec Authentication
271(2)
L2TP/IPSec Authentication
273(1)
Adding L2TP Access Concentrators
274(1)
Summary
275(2)
Security
277(60)
Stateful Firewall Basics
277(6)
Using Stateful Inspection
278(1)
Interfaces
278(1)
Filter Rules
279(1)
Anti-Spoofing
280(1)
Attack Detection
280(1)
Access Control Filters
281(1)
Network Address Translation
282(1)
Configuring Stateful Firewall
283(7)
Configuration Prerequisites
283(1)
Stateful Firewall Manager System Requirements
284(1)
Enabling Firewall Options
284(1)
Enabling the Stateful Firewall Feature
285(1)
Connection Limitation and Logging
286(1)
Application-Specific Logging
286(1)
Remote Logging of Firewall Events
287(1)
Anti-Spoofing Configuration
288(1)
Malicious Scan Detection Configuration
289(1)
Firewall Policies
290(21)
Firewall Policy Creation and Editing
290(1)
Policy Creation
290(2)
Rules
292(1)
Implied Rules
292(1)
Static Pre-Implied Rules
293(1)
Dynamic Implied Rules
294(1)
Override Rules
295(1)
Interface Specific Rules
295(1)
Default Rules
296(1)
Rule Creation
296(1)
Header Row Menu
297(1)
Row Menu
297(1)
Cell Menus
297(1)
Rule Columns
298(7)
Creating a New Policy
305(1)
Firewall Configuration Verification
306(1)
Sample Security Policy Configuration
306(2)
Firewall Examples
308(1)
Residential Example
309(1)
Business Example
309(2)
Filters
311(4)
Adding/Editing Filters
311(3)
Next Hop Traffic Filter
314(1)
NAT
315(20)
Types of Address Translation
315(1)
Dynamic Many-to-One NAT
316(1)
Dynamic Many-to-Many NAT
317(1)
Static One-to-One NAT
318(1)
Port Forwarding NAT
319(1)
Double NAT
320(1)
IPSec Aware NAT
321(1)
NAT Modes
322(1)
Full Cone NAT
322(1)
Restricted Cone NAT
322(1)
Port Restricted Cone NAT
323(1)
Symmetric NAT
324(1)
NAT Traversal
325(1)
NAT and VoIP
326(1)
Address/Port Discovery
327(1)
NAT Usage
327(1)
Branch Office Tunnel NAT
328(1)
Interface NAT
329(1)
Dynamic Routing Protocols
329(1)
Configuring a NAT Policy
330(1)
NAT Policy Sets
330(1)
Creating Rules
331(1)
NAT ALG for SIP
331(1)
Application Level Gateways
331(1)
Configuring NAT ALG for SIP
332(1)
Firewall SIP ALG
332(1)
Hairpinning
332(1)
Hairpinning with SIP
333(1)
Hairpinning with a UNIStim Call Server
333(1)
Hairpinning with a STUN Server
333(1)
Hairpinning Requirements
334(1)
Hairpinning Configuration
334(1)
Time-Outs
334(1)
NAT Statistics
334(1)
Proxy ARP
335(1)
Summary
335(2)
Overview of Ethernet LANs and Network Routing
337(48)
Ethernet Networking
338(5)
Basic Physical Topology Types
339(1)
Bus Topology
339(1)
Star Topology
339(1)
Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection
340(1)
Ethernet Variants
341(1)
Traditional Ethernet
342(1)
Fast Ethernet
342(1)
Gigabit Ethernet
343(1)
Network Cables
343(3)
Coaxial Cable
343(1)
Twisted-Pair
344(1)
Fiber-Optic
345(1)
Data Transmission Modes
346(1)
Simplex
346(1)
Half-Duplex
346(1)
Full-Duplex
347(1)
Collision Domains
347(1)
Broadcast Domains
348(1)
Network Addressing
349(4)
Media Access Control (MAC Addressing)
350(1)
Internet Protocol (IP Addressing)
351(1)
Address Resolution Protocol
351(2)
Reverse Address Resolution Protocol
353(1)
Virtual Local Area Network
353(2)
Network Routing
355(7)
Routing Basics
356(2)
Routing Tables
358(1)
Routing Algorithms
359(1)
Distance-Vector Routing
360(1)
Link-State Routing
361(1)
Routing Protocols
362(2)
Routing Protocol Types
363(1)
Routing Protocol Concepts
363(1)
Routing Information Protocol
364(6)
RIP History Overview
366(1)
RIP Route Determination
367(1)
RIP Updates
368(1)
RIP Request
368(1)
RIP Response
368(1)
Timelines
369(1)
Open Shortest Path First
370(6)
OSPF History
371(1)
OSPF Considerations
371(1)
Router Unique Name
372(1)
Adjacencies
372(1)
OSPF Processes
372(1)
OSPF Areas
373(1)
OSPF Overview
374(1)
Hello Messages
375(1)
LSDB
375(1)
Shortest Path First
375(1)
Border Gateway Protocol
376(5)
BGP History
376(1)
BGP Overview
376(1)
BGP Topologies
377(1)
Routing Concepts
378(1)
Routing Information
379(1)
Path Vector Routing Algorithm
380(1)
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
381(1)
VRRP Failover
382(1)
Summary
382(3)
Tunneling, VoIP, and Other Features
385(38)
Layer 2 Forwarding
386(4)
Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol
390(6)
Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol
396(4)
IP Security Tunneling Protocol
400(5)
Quality of Service
405(5)
Voice over IP
410(3)
Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet
413(3)
Client Address Redistribution
416(2)
Circuitless IP
418(1)
Backup Interface Services
419(2)
Summary
421(2)
The Nortel VPN Client
423(40)
Overview of the Nortel VPN Client
424(2)
Operating System Compatibility
424(1)
Supported Operating Systems
425(1)
Operating Systems Supported Prior to the Nortel VPN Client Version 4.91
426(1)
Operating Systems Supported in the Nortel VPN Client Version 6.01
426(1)
Optional Licensing Operating Systems Supported
426(1)
Installing the Nortel VPN Client
426(7)
Using the Nortel VPN Client
433(7)
Status and Monitoring
434(1)
VPN Client Main Menu Items
435(1)
The File Menu Option
436(1)
The Edit Menu Option
437(1)
The Options Menu Option
437(2)
The Help Menu Option
439(1)
Nortel VPN Client Customization
440(2)
VPN Custom Client Installation Modes
441(1)
VPN Customer Client Group Profiles Overview
442(1)
VPN Custom Client Icons and Custom Bitmaps
442(1)
VPN Client Event Logging and Keepalives Overview
442(5)
VPN Client Event Log
443(2)
VPN Client Keepalive
445(1)
Internet Security Association and Key Management Protocol Keepalive
446(1)
Network Address Translation Traversal Keepalive
446(1)
Silent Keepalive
447(1)
IPSec Mobility
447(2)
Security Banner
449(2)
Split Tunneling
451(4)
Considerations
453(1)
Inverse Split Tunneling
454(1)
Support for All Zeros Addressing in Inverse Split Mode
455(1)
TunnelGuard
455(3)
TunnelGuard Daemon
455(1)
Software Requirement Set Builder
456(1)
TunnelGuard Agent
456(1)
TunnelGuard Features Overview
457(1)
TunnelGuard Icon Information
457(1)
TunnelGuard Installation Considerations
457(1)
TunnelGuard Event Logs
457(1)
Banner Messages
458(1)
VPN Client Failover
458(3)
Summary
461(2)
VPN Router Administration Lab Exercises
463(66)
Installing the VPN Client Software
464(1)
Lab Requirements
464(1)
Lab Setup
464(1)
Lab Summary
465(1)
Initial Setup of the Nortel VPN Router
465(3)
Lab Requirements
465(1)
Lab Setup
466(2)
Lab Summary
468(1)
Enabling and Using VPN Client Logging
468(1)
Lab Requirements
468(1)
Lab Setup
468(1)
Lab Summary
469(1)
Configuring Groups
469(2)
Lab Requirements
469(1)
Lab Setup
469(1)
Lab Summary
470(1)
Configuring Users
471(2)
Lab Requirements
471(1)
Lab Setup
471(1)
Lab Summary
472(1)
Configuring Client Failover
473(2)
Lab Requirements
473(1)
Lab Setup
473(2)
Lab Summary
475(1)
Configuring IPSec Mobility
475(2)
Lab Requirements
475(1)
Lab Setup
476(1)
Lab Summary
477(1)
Configuring Automatic Backups
477(2)
Lab Requirements
477(1)
Lab Setup
477(2)
Lab Summary
479(1)
Configuring a Peer-to-Peer Branch Office Tunnel
479(3)
Lab Requirements
479(1)
Lab Setup
480(2)
Lab Summary
482(1)
Configuring RIP Routing
482(2)
Lab Requirements
482(1)
Lab Setup
482(1)
Lab Summary
483(1)
Configuring Network Time Protocol
484(4)
Lab Requirements
484(1)
Lab Setup
484(3)
Lab Summary
487(1)
Configuring DHCP Server
488(4)
Lab Requirements
488(1)
Lab Setup
488(1)
DHCP Relay Lab
489(2)
DHCP Server Lab
491(1)
Lab Summary
492(1)
Configuring the Nortel 100 VPN Router
492(10)
Lab Requirements
492(1)
Lab Setup
493(1)
Basic Configuration Lab
493(2)
Tunneling Lab
495(7)
Lab Summary
502(1)
Configuring CLIP for Management IP Address
502(3)
Lab Requirements
503(1)
Lab Setup
503(2)
Lab Summary
505(1)
Configuring Administrator User Tunnels
505(7)
Lab Requirements
505(1)
Lab Setup
506(5)
Lab Summary
511(1)
Configuring Syslog Server
512(3)
Lab Requirements
512(1)
Lab Setup
513(2)
Lab Summary
515(1)
Configuring User IP Address Pools
515(6)
Lab Requirements
515(1)
Lab Setup
516(1)
Configuring User IP Address Assignment Using DHCP Lab
516(3)
Configuring User IP Address Assignment Using Address Pool Lab
519(2)
Lab Summary
521(1)
Client Address Redistribution Configuration
521(6)
Lab Requirements
522(1)
Lab Setup
522(4)
Lab Summary
526(1)
Summary
527(2)
Troubleshooting Overview
529(64)
Overview of Network Troubleshooting
530(1)
Logical Steps
530(3)
Make Sure You Understand the Problem
530(1)
Diagnosing the Problem
531(1)
Testing
531(1)
Reaching a Resolution
532(1)
TCP/IP Utilities
533(8)
Ping
533(3)
Traceroute
536(2)
Routing Tables
538(1)
Netstat
539(2)
IPconfig
541(1)
Other Troubleshooting Tools
541(4)
Packet Sniffer
542(1)
Cable Testing
543(1)
Network Management Station
544(1)
Nortel VPN Router Troubleshooting
545(8)
Tools
546(1)
Console Cable
546(2)
Crossover Cable
548(1)
System Recovery Disk
548(1)
Laptop
549(2)
FTP Server
551(1)
FTP Client
552(1)
VPN Router System Recovery
553(9)
System Recovery for Disk-Based Versions
554(1)
System Restore Option
555(2)
Reformat Hard Disk Option
557(1)
Apply New Version Option
557(1)
Perform File Maintenance option
557(1)
View Event Log Option
557(1)
Restart System
558(1)
System Recovery for Diskless Versions
558(1)
System Restore Option
559(1)
Reformat Hard Disk Option
559(1)
Apply New Version Option
559(1)
Perform File Maintenance Option
559(2)
View Event Log Option
561(1)
Use of the Nortel VPN Router Reporting Utilities
562(20)
Status
563(1)
Sessions
564(2)
Reports
566(1)
System
566(2)
Health Check
568(1)
Statistics
569(2)
Accounting
571(1)
Security Log
572(2)
Config Log
574(1)
System Log
574(2)
Event Log
576(1)
Admin Tools
577(1)
Ping
578(1)
Trace Route
579(2)
ARP
581(1)
Packet Capture
582(2)
General Network Proactive Measures
584(7)
Perform Regular Backups
585(1)
Research
585(1)
Always Have a System Recovery Disk Available
586(1)
Dial Access for Support Personnel
587(1)
Knowledge Sharing
587(1)
Documentation
588(1)
Upgrades and Configuration Changes
588(1)
Research
589(1)
Pre-Testing
590(1)
Action Plan
590(1)
Nortel Support
591(1)
Summary
592(1)
Appendix A Abbreviation and Acronym Reference Listing
593(20)
Appendix B Command Line Interpreter Commands
613(52)
Access via Console Connection
614(1)
Access via Telnet Session
615(1)
User EXEC Mode
615(16)
help Command
616(1)
File System Commands
616(3)
who Command
619(1)
terminal Command
619(1)
verify Command
619(1)
reset Command
620(1)
exit Command
620(1)
IP Connectivity Commands
620(1)
clear Command
621(1)
show Commands
622(1)
show version Command
623(1)
show flash Command
623(2)
show admin Command
625(1)
show file Command
625(1)
show clock Command
625(1)
show ip Command
626(1)
show ip route Command
626(1)
show ip interface Command
627(1)
show ip traffic Command
627(2)
show services Command
629(1)
show switch-settings Command
630(1)
enable Command
631(1)
Privileged EXEC Mode
631(29)
clear Command
632(1)
reset Command
633(1)
show Command
633(2)
show all Command
635(1)
show current-config-file Command
636(1)
show dhcp Command
636(1)
show health Command
636(2)
show interface Command
638(1)
show ip Command
639(2)
show hosts Command
641(1)
show ipsec Command
642(1)
show logging Command
643(1)
show ntp command
644(1)
show router Command
644(1)
show snmp Command
645(1)
show software Command
645(1)
show status Command
646(1)
show system Command
647(1)
show running Configuration Command
647(7)
boot Command
654(1)
capture Command
654(1)
create Command
655(1)
delete Command
656(1)
forced-logoff Command
656(1)
kill Command
656(1)
mkdir Command
657(1)
rmdir Command
657(1)
more Command
657(1)
reformat Command
658(1)
reload Command
658(1)
rename Command
659(1)
retrieve Command
659(1)
Global Configuration Mode
660(3)
Summary
663(2)
Appendix C Related Request for Comments Reference Guide
665(22)
Appendix D References and Resources
687(4)
Nortel Networks Documentation
687(1)
RFCs
688(1)
Internet Resources
689(2)
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JAMES EDWARDS is a Nortel Networks Certified Support Specialist (NNCSS) in VPN Routers. His experience includes work with some of Nortel's largest enterprise customers. RICHARD BRAMANTE, also a Nortel Networks Certified Support Specialist (NNCSS), has been in Nortel VPN Router support for three years, and was a technology lead on the Instant Internet. AL MARTIN is a technical writer with 15 years of experience in electro-mechanical and computer-related disciplines.