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radio frequency interference (RFI), 25, 263, 544
radio frequency (RF) systems, 17–19, 17–18
RAID (redundant array of inexpensive disks) technology, 423–424, 544
RAS (Remote Access Services), 335–336
README files, 487, 544
recording equipment policies, 390
recoverable code, 476
Red Book security, 381
Red Hat Linux, 236
reduced instruction set computing (RISC), 544
redundant array of inexpensive disks (RAID) technology, 423–424, 544
regeneration process, 70, 545
Registered Jack (RJ) connectors, 545
RJ-11, 27–28, 276
RJ-45, 28, 276–277, 276
Registry for workstation configuration, 150–151
Release All button, 188
remote access, 317
ATM, 329–330
exam essentials for, 337–338
FDDI, 330
frame relay, 325–326, 326
ICA, 336
ISDN, 323–324
key terms for, 338
PPP, 332–333
PPTP, 333–335, 334–335
PSTNs, 321–323, 323
RAS, 335–336
requirements for, 318–321
SLIP, 331–332
summary, 337
T-series connections, 327–329
xDSL technology, 325
remote access protocols, 545
remote access servers, 7, 545
Remote Access Services (RAS), 335–336
removable disks for backups, 425–428
renaming maintenance accounts, 359–360
Renew All button, 188
repeaters, 61, 61–62, 268, 545
replication, 545
in clustering, 410
folder, 428
reproducible problems, troubleshooting, 458
request to send (RTS) packets, 66
requirements
for Novell NetWare, 211–212
for remote access, 318–321
for Windows NT, 233
reserved field, 112
reserved IP addresses, 128
resolved names, nbtstat for, 178–179, 179
resource conflicts in NIC installation, 287
responses in connection-oriented services, 83, 83
RF (radio frequency) systems, 17–19, 17–18
RFI (radio frequency interference), 25, 263, 544
RG-58 cable, 545
RG-62 cable, 545
RG Type system, 22
rights, checking, 458–459
ring topologies, 15–16, 15, 58, 59
RIP (Routing Information Protocol), 80, 88, 120, 546
RISC (reduced instruction set computing), 544
Rivest, Shamir, and Adleman (RSA) encryption, 388
RJ connectors, 545
RJ-11, 27–28, 276
RJ-45, 28, 276–277, 276
roaming profiles, 545
rotation schedules for backups, 433–436, 435
routable and nonroutable protocols, 80
route costs, 546
routers, 36, 546
in installation, 270
in Network layer, 81–82
routes, 546
routing, 546
in AppleTalk, 93
in IP, 113
in IPX/SPX, 90
in NetBEUI, 92
in Network layer, 77, 78–81, 79
in TCP/IP, 88–89, 115–116
Routing Information Protocol (RIP), 80, 88, 120, 546
routing tables, 78, 88, 171, 546
RSA (Rivest, Shamir, and Adleman) encryption, 388
RSA Data Security, Inc., 546
RTS (request to send) packets, 66
.ru domain, 137
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