IPNA - Index of Terms

10Base2

1-77

10Base5

1-77

10BaseT

1-80

802.x

1-67ff

AAA

5-19

accept()

4-13ff

accounting

5-19, 5-21, 8-4

accounting management

8-4

acknowledgement, ACK

3-23, 6-14

additive increase

3-49

Address

1-68, 2-33ff, 10-4, 10-6ff, 10-24

address conversion

4-14

address lease

5-11

adjacent layer protocol

2-9f

admission control

7-7

agent

8-6

aggregation

6-22f

alias

4-26

alignment

10-5

ALOHA

1-27

anonymous networking

2-76

API

4-3

Appletalk

5-12

Application Layer

1-58, 2-9

April fool

1-54

ARP

2-11, 2-62ff, 2-68, 2-72

Arpanet

1-27ff

ASCII

1-53

ASN.1

2-11, 8-14ff

assigned numbers

2-24, 2-96, 3-63

ATM

1-62, 1-89

ATMARP

2-11

audio coding

4-66, 5-24

AUI

1-77

authentication

5-19, 8-18, 9-5, 9-11, 9-18, 9-20

authorization

5-19, 8-18, 9-4f

authority

4-18

Auto-Configuration

1-88, 10-17

Autonomous System

2-84ff

availability

7-6, 9-7

Backbone, example

1-31

backoff (TCP)

3-27, 3-48

baselining

8-9

bastion host

9-28f

BBN

1-27

best effort

2-7, 2-18, 7-9

BGP

2-11, 2-87f, 8-13

big endian

2-29

big windows (TCP)

3-5

binary trie

2-77

bind()

4-13ff

blocking

6-12

BNC

1-77

boot file

5-8ff

bootp

2-11, 5-7ff

bridge

1-81

bridged network

2-16

broadcast

1-88, 2-34

byte order

2-29

byte-range request

4-42

C

1-3

cache

4-48

call control

4-67ff

Canarie

1-28

canonical name (DNS: CNAME)

4-20

CDMA

1-61

CGI

9-8

Cheapernet

1-77

chunk

3-70

CIDR

2-37, 2-77

Circuit Switching

1-60f

class A,B,C,D,E

2-33

classful address

2-33

client-server

4-6f

CLNP

5-12

close()

4-13ff

coefficient of variation

6-4

collision detection

1-72ff

community string

8-22, 9-8

complementary distribution function

6-7

compliance

3-3

confidence interval

6-4, 6-28

configuration management

8-4, 8-7f, 8-18

Congestion Avoidance

3-50

Congestion Control

3-39, 3-47ff, 5-31f

Congestion Window

3-47, 3-49ff, 3-57

connect()

4-13ff

connection

3-14, 3-28ff

Connectionless

1-62ff

Connection oriented

1-62ff

Connectivity

1-29, 1-33ff

contract

8-4

control bits (TCP)

3-17

control connection (FTP)

4-62

Conversion

1-88

cookie

4-51

COPS

7-17

CRC

1-88

CSMA/CD

1-67, 1-72

datagram

2-19, 3-67f

DECnet

5-12

default route

2-17, 2-69ff

delay

6-11, 6-32, 7-5

delayed acknowledgement

3-45

delegation

4-18

delineation

2-18

denial of service (DoS)

9-6f, 9-9

dial-up

1-44, 5-19

Differentiated Services

2-22, 7-12f

Diffie-Hellman

9-20

Dijkstra

2-83

discovery

10-17, 10-20

distance vector

2-80ff

distribution function

6-7

DHCP

2-11, 5-7, 5-11

DoD

2-27

don't fragment

2-23, 2-48

DNS

2-11, 4-18ff, 9-7, 10-19

DSCP

2-28

duplex

3-6

dynamic page

4-46

dynamic route

2-17

E1, E2, E3

1-75

eavesdropping

9-4f

echo request (ICMP)

2-52f

elastic

3-39

e-mail

4-26ff

encryption

5-16, 9-10ff

end-to-end principle

4-5

end system

2-17

entertainment sector

1-32

Erlang

6-12

Ethernet

1-67ff

event correlation

8-12

expectation

6-5, 6-32

Explicit Congestion Notification, ECN

3-61

extension header

10-13

exterior gateway protocol

2-85

Extranet

5-14, 5-16

fair share

3-39

Fast Retransmit

3-51

Fast Recovery

3-51, 3-52

fault

8-4

fault management 8-4, 8-11

FDM

1-61

Finite State Machine, FSM

3-29ff

firewall

5-14, 9-23ff

Flow Control

3-39ff

flow label

7-15, 10-16, 10-24

forwarding

2-78

fractal

6-23

fragmentation

2-7, 2-18, 2-42ff, 10-10, 10-15

fragment offset

2-23

Frame Format

1-70

FTAM

1-92

FTP

1-92, 2-11, 4-60ff, 10-19

gatekeeper

4-65, 5-23

gateway

1-92, 5-14, 9-26

gopher

1-28

GPRS

5-28

grade of service (GoS)

7-4

growth

1-32, 1-40f, 7-10, 8-10, 10-5

GSM

5-28

H.323

4-65, 4-67ff

HDLC

1-67, 5-20

header

2-19ff, 3-13ff, 4-21, 4-32, 10-9ff

header checksum

2-25, 2-72, 5-15, 10-19

header compression

5-29

heavy tail

6-17, 6-22

History

1-27

- Arpanet

1-30

host ID

2-33

hourglass model

2-12

HTML

4-43

HTTP

2-11, 4-41ff

https

9-21

Hub

1-80

Hurst parameter

6-24ff, 6-32

IAB

1-47

IANA

1-47

ICANN

1-47

ICMP

2-11, 2-50ff, 10-20

identification (datagram)

2-23

IEEE 802.x

1-67ff

IESG

1-47

IETF

1-47ff

IGMP

1-89, 2-11, 10-20

IMAP

4-39, 9-8

IMP

1-27

in-addr.arpa

4-18

in-band

8-5

infinite variance

6-17, 6-29

information hiding

2-69

information model

8-5

initial sequence number

3-15

Integrated Services

7-15

integrity

9-5

interior gateway protocol

2-85

Internet2

1-28

Internet draft

1-51

Internet header length

2-21

Internetwork Layer

1-58, 2-9

Intranet

5-14ff

intrusion

9-16

IP

2-11ff, 10-4ff

IPnG

10-4ff

IPR

1-53

IPsec

9-19

IRTF

1-47, 1-50

ISDN

1-58, 1-62

ISOC

1-47

ISP

5-4, 5-19

Jumbo payload

10-14

Karn's algorithm

3-27

Kerberos

9-18

key exchange

9-20

key management

9-19, 10-18

KISS

1-64

label

4-18, 4-24

LAN

1-65ff

LAT

5-12

LDP

7-20

leased line

2-76, 5-16

limited broadcast

2-35, 5-8

link state

2-80

listen()

4-13ff

little endian

2-29

Local Area Network

1-65ff

Logical Link Layer, LLC

1-58, 1-67, 2-9

loop (routing)

2-56, 2-79, 2-89

loopback

2-35

mailbox

4-26f

mail exchanger (DNS: MX)

4-20, 4-28

management architecture

8-6

Management Information Base (MIB)

8-14ff

maps, Arpanet

1-30

maths

1-3

Maximum Segment Lifetime

3-30, 3-31

Maximum Segment Size

3-21

MBONE

1-28

mean value

6-4

media gateway

5-23

media gateway controller

5-23

merger

5-14

Message Sequence Chart, MSC

3-29ff

metric transformation

2-88

M/G/1

6-11

migration

10-21

MIME

2-11, 4-29, 4-34f, 9-8, 9-22

mixing

3-72

mobile IP

5-26f

modem pool

5-17, 5-19

monitoring

8-9

more fragments

2-23

Mosaic

1-28

MPLS

7-19

MSS

3-21, 6-14, 10-14

MTU

2-27, 2-42ff, 3-21, 6-14

multicast address

2-33, 10-6

multi-homed

3-67

multiplicative decrease

3-48

Nagle's algorithm

3-43, 3-46

Name

1-68

name space

4-18ff

negative acknowledgement (NACK)

3-23

Network Address Translation (NAT)

5-14f, 10-23

network byte order

2-29

network ID

2-33

Network Layer

1-58, 2-9

network performance

7-4

Network Management

8-1ff

network mask

2-36, 5-8

next hop

2-7, 2-17, 2-69ff, 2-81

NFS

2-11, 5-7, 5-10

NSFNET

1-28

OC-x

1-75

options

2-25ff, 2-46, 3-20, 4-57f

OSI

1-57, 5-12

OSPF

2-90

OUI

1-69

overdimensioning

7-10

packet loss

3-10, 5-31f, 7-5

packet size

6-14, 6-30

Packet Switching, PS

1-62ff

padding

2-25, 2-95, 3-19

passive Open (TCP)

3-7, 3-30, 3-32

Path MTU Discovery

3-21, 10-15

PCM

1-75

peer to peer protocol

2-9

performance management

8-4, 8-9f

per hop behavior

7-12f

persistent connection

4-46

PGP

9-22

Physical layer, PHY

1-58, 2-9

piggy-backing (TCP)

3-6, 3-15, 3-22

ping

2-53

pipelining

4-46

point of presence (PoP)

5-19

policing

7-12, 7-15

policy

7-17

Pollaczek-Khintchine formula

6-11

POP3

4-36ff, 9-8

port

2-92, 3-14, 5-15

POTS

5-23

power law

6-20

PPP

1-44, 2-11, 5-20

precedence

2-22

prefix

2-36ff, 2-77

private key

9-12

private networks

2-41, 5-14

priority

7-10, 7-12f

process

4-6f

profile

3-72

protocol

2-15

protocol number

2-24

protocol stack

2-13

proxy

1-91, 4-48, 5-14

pseudo header

2-94f, 3-18

public key

9-13ff

push (TCP)

3-6

Quality of Service (QoS)

7-1ff

RADIUS

5-21, 9-18

Random Early Detection, RED

3-61

random variable

6-5

rank

1-42

RARP

2-65f, 5-8

reassembly

2-56

recursion

4-22

reliability

7-6

reliable transport

3-8

remote access service (RAS)

5-19

remote bridge

1-87

remote LAN access (RLA)

5-17

Reno

3-5, 3-51f, 3-55

repeater

1-78ff

replay attack

9-9

reply code

4-8ff, 4-45

research groups, IRTF

1-50

restoration

8-11

retransmission timer (TCP)

3-9, 3-22ff

reverse lookup (DNS)

4-18

RFC

1-51

RIP

2-11, 2-89

rlogin

2-11

ROADS

2-37

route

1-68

router

1-90, 1-92

router advertisement

2-59

routing

2-68ff, 8-13

routing algorithm

2-71, 2-75, 2-78

routing protocol

2-78, 2-79ff, 2-84ff, 10-19

routing table

1-90, 2-69ff, 2-78, 8-7

RPC

2-11, 9-8

rsh

2-11

RSVP

7-16, 7-20

RTCP

3-71

RTP

2-11, 3-71ff

RTT estimation

3-24ff

running code

1-48, 1-53

SCTP

3-67ff

security

9-1ff, 9-30, 10-18

security management

8-4

segmentation

2-18, 2-44

selective acknowledgement, SACK (TCP)

3-5, 3-52

self-clocking

3-46

self-similar

6-23f

sequence integrity

2-7

sequence number

3-15, 3-23

service level agreement (SLA)

7-13, 7-23f, 8-4

shaping

7-13

shortest path

2-83

signature

9-10ff

Silly Window Syndrome (SWS)

3-43

simulation

6-28ff

single point of failure

1-77

SIP

4-65, 4-74f

slash notation (CIDR)

2-38

SLIP

1-44, 2-11, 5-20

slow start

3-49

SMTP

1-92, 2-11, 4-29ff

SNAP

1-70, 2-42

SNMP

2-11, 8-5, 8-18ff

socket

4-12ff, 10-19

soft state

7-16

source routing

2-27, 4-27

spanning tree

1-81, 1-84ff

spoofing

9-9

spool area

4-26

SSL

9-21

standard

1-52

startup time (TCP)

3-58ff

state machine

2-15

stateless

4-41

static route

2-17

station cache (bridge)

1-82

steady state

6-28

steganography

9-11, 9-15

store and forward

1-81

stub network

9-28

subnet addressing

2-36, 2-74

subnet mask

2-36, 2-58, 2-74

Subnetwork Layer

1-58, 2-9

supernetting

2-37

switch

1-89

symmetry

6-15

T1, T2, T3

1-75

tag (HTML)

4-43f

Tahoe

3-51

take rate

1-32

TCP

2-11, 3-1ff, 6-16

TCP control block, TCB

3-28

TDMA

1-61

teleworking

5-17

telnet

1-92, 2-11, 4-53ff

Termination Resistor

1-77

TFTP

2-11, 5-7, 5-10

Thick Ethernet

1-77

Thin Ethernet

1-77

thread

4-7

Three-Way Handshake

3-36

throughput

3-57

Time to Live

2-24, 2-56, 2-72, 10-9ff

TLV

8-17, 10-12

Token Bus

1-67

Token Ring

1-67

topology discovery

8-7

T plug

1-77

trace

6-30

traffic engineering

7-21

Transceiver

1-77

transmission window

3-11f, 3-40ff

Transport Layer

1-58, 2-9

trap

8-6, 8-20

triangular routing

5-27

trust center

9-13

tunneling

1-58, 2-9, 5-16, 9-19, 10-21f

type of service (TOS)

2-22, 2-28, 7-12f, 10-9ff

UDP

2-11, 2-92ff, 3-71

Unix

1-28

unreachable

2-54

uplink

1-80

urgent data

3-19

URL

4-42

variance

6-4, 6-32

variance time plot

6-24f

Vegas

3-53f

version

2-21

virtual connection

1-63, 3-6

virtual file system

4-5, 4-60

virtual private network (VPN)

5-16

virtual terminal

4-5, 4-53ff

virus

4-27, 9-9, 9-16

Voice over IP

4-65ff, 5-23f, 6-31

waiting time

6-11, 6-32

WDM

1-61

well known port

2-96, 4-6

Working groups, IETF

1-49

X.25

1-62

X.29

1-92

X.400

1-92

XDR

2-11

xDSL

1-44, 5-19

Yellow Cable

1-77

zero window probing

3-42