D

Index

[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z]

D-Link 2nd
DAC (Device Access Code)
daemons
     DHCP
     lpd 2nd
     network security
    NFS [See NFS (Network File System).]
     rpcbind
     syslog
     ypserve (NIS)
daisy-chains [See also ethernets.]
DATA command 2nd
Data Encryption Standard (DES)
data files, backing up
data formatting (IMAP4)
Data Link Connection Identifier (DLCI)
Data Link Control (DLC)
Data Link layer
Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS)
data service unit (DSU)
Data Terminal (DT)
data terminal equipment (DTE) 2nd
data transfers
databases
    Active Directory [See Active Directory.]
     comparing
     consistency
     LSDB
     modifying
     NIS
     restoring
     SAM
     scavenging
     searching
     security
     X.500
datagrams
db (decibels)
DCF (Distributed Coordination Function)
DDNS (Dynamic DNS)
     Active Directory
     implementing
DE (Discard Eligibility)
decentralized management
decibels (db)
DECnet 2nd
decoding protocols
DECT (digital enhanced cordless telecommunications)
dedicated connections
     ATM
         architecture
         connections
         frames
         LAN emulation
         service categories
     frame relay
         LMI
         preventing network congestion
         SVC
         troubleshooting
     leased lines
         Fractional T1
         T-carrier system
     X.25
Dedicated Inquiry Access Code (DIAC)
default passwords, changing
defining goals
DELE command
delegation
     administrative rights
     LAN
     network authority
     OU
deleting
     applications
     hardware
     objects
     printers
demilitarized zone (DMZ) 2nd
denial of service attacks 2nd
Department of Defense (DOD)
deploying
     bus topologies
     network upgrades
     upgrades
DES (Data Encryption Standard)
designs (networks)
     campus
    logical
         components
         maintaining
         physical networks
         planning
     multi-tiered
Destination Service Access Point (DSAP)
destinations
     addresses 2nd
     IP addresses
     IPv6
detecting
     collisions
     failed logon attempts
     intrusion
development of master plans
     joining trees
     master domain model
    upgrading
         BDCs
         PDCs
Device Access Code (DAC)
devices
    Bluetooth [See Bluetooth, overview.]
     BOOTP
         client/server exchanges (DHCP)
         DHCP
         downloading operating systems
         options fields
         packet formats
         request/reply mechanisms
     communication
     interference
     modes
     NAS
     networks
     printing
     SANs
         applying NAS
         Arbitrated Loops
         fabric switched topology
         Fibre Channel
         IP
         mixed topologies
DFS (Distributed File System)
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) 2nd 3rd
     allocation
     BOOTP
         client/server exchanges
         customizing
     servers
         addresses
         APIPA
         APs
         authorizing
         BOOTP support
         clustering
         configuring
         daemons
         DNS
         exclusions/reservations
         installing
         large/routed environments
         leasing
         managing logging
         MMC Action menu
         Red Hat Linux
         relay agents 2nd
         troubleshooting
     SOHO networks
     Unix
     WAP/routers
DHCPINFORM packet
DIAC (Dedicated Inquiry Access Code)
diagnostics
     NICs
     T-carrier systems
Dial-In tab
dial-up connections 2nd
     optimizing
     PPP
     SLIP
     Windows 2000 Professional Client
Dial-Up Networking profile
dialectic
dialects (SMB)
Dialing Information dialog box
dialog boxes
     Account Information
     account Policy
     Add Button
     Add Printer
     Add Server
     Add Standalone Snap-in
     Add Trusted Domains
     Add Users and Groups 2nd
     Add/Remove Snap-in
     Audit Policy
     Auditing Entry
     Configure DNS
     Configure Gateway
     Create New Schema
     Create New User
     Dialing Information
     FPNW 5.0
     Group Memberships
     Initial Reverse Synchronization
     Install File and Print Services for NetWare
     Install From Disk
     Local Area Connection Properties
     Local Area Network (LAN)
     Logon Hours
     Logon Workstations
     Networking Services 2nd
     New Local group
     New Object-Group
     New Object-User
     New Printer Detection
     New User
     Proxy Settings
     Report System Compatibility
     Select Network Component Type
     Select Network Protocol
     Select Network Service
     Select User Computer or Group
     Trust Relationships
     Trusted Domains
     User Environment Profile
DIB (Directory Information Base)
Diffie-Helman groups
digest authentication
digital certificates 2nd
digital enhanced cordless telecommunications (DECT)
Digital Equipment Corporation
digital signatures
Digital Subscriber Lines (DSLs) 2nd
     CAP
     comparing cable modems
     DMT
     DSLM
     PSTN
     xDSL
Dijkstra algorithm
direct maps
Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) systems 2nd
directories
    Active Directory [See Active Directory.]
     application programming
     events
     LDAP
     metadirectories
     modeling
     NetWare
     replicating
     servers
     services
     spool
Directory Access Protocol (DAP)
Directory Information Base (DIB)
Directory Information Shadowing Protocol (DISP)
Directory Information Tree (DIT)
Directory Operational Binding Management Protocol (DOP)
Directory System Agent (DSA)
Directory System Protocol (DSP)
Directory User Agent (DUA)
disabling
     default options
     Unix printers
disaster recovery
Discard Eligibility (DE)
Discrete MultiTone (DMT)
diskless workstations (BOOTP)
     client/server exchanges (DHCP)
     DHCP
     downloading operating systems
     options fields
     packet formats
     request/reply mechanisms
DISP (Directory Information Shadowing Protocol)
display filters
distance limitations (802.11b networks)
distance-vector protocols (RIP)
     router updates
     scalability
     version 2
distinguished name (DN) 2nd
Distributed Coordination Function (DCF)
distributed denial-of-service attacks 2nd
Distributed File System (DFS)
     adding links
     creating
DIT (Directory Information Tree)
ditroff command
DLC (Data Link Control)
DLCI (Data Link Connection Identifier)
DM1 packet
DMT (Discrete MultiTone)
DMZs (demilitarized zones) 2nd 3rd
     creating
     Port Forwarding/Triggering dialogs, comparing
DN (distinguished name) 2nd
DNS (Domain Name Service) 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
     Active Directory
     clients, configuring
    DDNS
         Active Directory
         implementing
     DHCP
     resource records
     servers
     TCP/IP
     Unix
     Windows 2000
     WINS
DOCSIS (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification)
Document Properties 2nd
documentation 2nd
     installation
     maintenance 2nd
     RFCs 2nd
     testing
     tools
documents
     IEEE 802
     Internet Draft
     Network Connection Policy
     networks
     upgrades
DOD (Department of Defense)
Domain Admins user groups
domain component (DC)
domain local groups
Domain Name System [See DNS (Domain Name Service).]
domainname command (NIS)
domains
     administrative rights
     arranging
     BIND
     centralized/decentralized management
     collisions 2nd
     computers, adding
     controllers
     local domain groups
     master domain models
     models
     namespaces
     resource
     top-level
     trees
     users, creating
    Windows NT
         controllers
         models
         replication between controllers
         trust relationships
         workgroups
DON'T command
door locks (physical network security)
down time, preventing
downloading operating systems (BOOTP)
downtime, scheduling
drawings (wiring)
drivers
     software
         NDIS
         ODI
         packet Drivers
     Windows NT, selecting
DSA (Directory System Agent)
DSAP (Destination Service Access Point)
DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) 2nd
     cable modems, comparing
     CAP
     costs
     DMT
     DSLAM
     PSTN
     SDSL service
     straight-line distance
     troubleshooting
     xDSL
DSLAM (DSL Access Multiplexer)
DSSS (Direct Sequence Spread-Spectrum) 2nd
DSU (data service unit)
DT (Data Terminal)
DTE (data terminal equipment) 2nd
DUA (Directory User Agent)
dual-mode Access Points
dual-mode network adapters
dual-mode wireless networks
dual-redundant network controllers
DUMPEL.EXE (Dump Event Log)
DVDs, rewritable
Dynamic DNS [See DDNS (Dynamic DNS).]
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol [See DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol).]
dynamic packet filters
dynamic updates, configuring