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.Chapter 7, Configuring IP, provides the commands needed to tell our router to start routing IP packets.It covers addressing of interfaces and IP interior routing protocol configuration.Chapter 8, Configuring IPX, provides the commands needed to tell our router to start routing Novell IPX packets.Chapter 9, Configuring AppleTalk, provides the commands to start AppleTalk on our router.Chapter 10, Configuring DECnet, provides the commands necessary to start DECnet on our router.It includes a brief overview of DECnet.Chapter 11, Configuring VINES, provides coverage of the commands for configuring Banyan VINES on our router.Chapter 12, Configuring Transparent Bridging, covers the commands for turning our router into a bridge and why we need them.Chapter 13, Configuring Source Route Bridging, provides the commands for configuring this special type of token-ring bridging that comes to us courtesy of IBM.Chapter 14, Configuring Other IBM Connectivity, provides the commands for doing RSRB, DLSw, and other IOS ways of handling IBM traffic over a WAN.Appendix A, Command Reference, provides a list of all of the IOS commands used in the book.Each command is cross-referenced to the page where it appears.Appendix B, Acronym Glossary, provides a list of all of the acronyms used in the book.After all, we networking folks do have a tendency to speak our own language of acronyms.ConventionsThe parts of a command that should be typed as shown will be indicated by boldface.Command arguments that require a value will be shown in Italics.Optional arguments of a command will be shown within brackets ([ ]).When multiple entries are possible, but only one is allowed, the entries will be separated by a vertical bar (|).When multiple entries are possible, but one is required, the choices will be shown within braces ({ }).These designations can be combined to represent the syntax requirements of a command.Text produced by the router will be displayed in a constant-width font.Typed text entries will be displayed in boldface.For the depiction of multiple keys being pressed simultaneously, the key symbols will be placed together within angle brackets and separated by hyphens, for example, <Ctrl-Shift-6> means that the Ctrl key, the Shift key, and the 6 key should be pressed at the same time. Chapter:| 1| 2| 3| 4| 5| 6| 7| 8| 9Reserve your copy at aBet@ Bookstore near you!Contact Bet@ Books© 1999 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.All rights reserved.Any use of this Bet@ Book(TM) is subject to the rules stated in the Terms of Use.Bet@ Books |Bet@ Bookstores |Computing McGraw-HillProfessional Publishing Home |Contact Us |Customer Service |For Authors |International Offices |New Book Alert |Search Catalog/Order |Site Map |What's NewCopyright © 1999 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.All rights reserved.Any use is subject to theTerms of Use the corporation also has a comprehensivePrivacy Policy governing information we may collect from our customers.Bet@ Books (TM) is a registered trademark of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]
