# Index

Symbols A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V W

Symbols

> 10-Gigabit Ethernet interfaces
>   specifying an interface

A

> AAA (authentication, authorization, accounting)
>   DSL Forum VSAs 1, 2
>   EAP authentication
>   failure, notifying RADIUS of
>   L2TP tunnel switch profiles, applying 1, 2
>   overview 1, 2
>   services
>     accounting
>     and TACACS+
>     authentication 1, 2
>     authorization
>     overview
> AAA authentication
>   scenarios in which show subscribers command output varies
>     domain name mapped with the virtual router
>     domain name not mapped with the virtual router
> aaa commands 1, See also show aaa commands
>   aaa accounting acct-stop on-aaa-failure
>   aaa accounting acct-stop on-access-deny
>   aaa accounting broadcast
>   aaa accounting commands
>   aaa accounting default
>   aaa accounting duplication
>   aaa accounting exec
>   aaa accounting immediate-update
>   aaa accounting interval
>   aaa accounting statistics
>   aaa accounting suppress null-username
>   aaa accounting vr-group
>   aaa authentication default
>   aaa authentication enable default 1, 2
>   aaa delimiter
>   aaa dhcpv6-delegated-prefix delegated-ipv6-prefix
>   aaa dns primary 1, 2
>   aaa dns secondary 1, 2
>   aaa domain-map 1, 2, 3, 4
>   aaa intf-desc-format include
>   aaa ipv6-nd-ra-prefix framed-ipv6-prefix
>   aaa local database
>   aaa local select database
>   aaa local username
>   aaa new-model
>   aaa parse-direction
>   aaa parse-order
>   aaa profile 1, 2
>   aaa route-download
>   aaa route-download now
>   aaa route-download suspend
>   aaa service accounting interval
>   aaa subscriber limit per-port
>   aaa subscriber limit per-vr
>   aaa timeout
>   aaa tunnel assignment-id-format
>   aaa tunnel calling-number-format
>   aaa tunnel calling-number-format fallback
>   aaa tunnel client-name
>   aaa tunnel ignore
>   aaa tunnel password
>   aaa tunnel switch-profile
>   aaa tunnel tx-connect-speed-method
>   aaa tunnel-group
>   aaa user accounting interval
>   aaa wins primary
>   aaa wins secondary
> AAA default tunnel parameters
>   L2TP transmit connect speed
> AAA domain maps
>   L2TP transmit connect speed
>   preference order
>     for determining local address pools
>   tunnel subscribers
> AAA LLID (logical line identifier) 1
>   configuration steps
>   how it works
>   monitoring 1, 2
>   preauthentication considerations
>   RADIUS attributes in preauthentication request 1, 2
>   troubleshooting
>   using to track subscribers
> AAA logical line identifier (LLID). See AAA LLID
> AAA profile commands
>   allow
>   deny
>   ppp aaa-profile
> AAA profiles 1
>   allowing or denying domain names
>   configuring
>   creating domain name aliases
> AAA tunnel groups
>   L2TP transmit connect speed
> Access-Accept messages 1
>   preference order
>     in allocation of IPv6 prefixes
>   with Framed-IPv6-Prefix attribute
>     for Prefix Delegation
>   with IPv6-NdRa-Prefix attribute
>     for IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
> Access-Challenge messages 1, 2
> Access-Reject messages 1, 2
> Access-Request messages 1
>   ANCP (L2C)-related VSAs
>   DSL Forum VSAs 1, 2
> accounting
>   broadcast
>   configuring servers
>   configuring TACACS+
>   description
>   duplicate
>   server access
>   server request processing limit
>   specifying methods
>   TACACS+
> accounting statistics
>   tunneled PPP session
> Acct-Authentic (RADIUS attribute 45)
> Acct-Delay-Time (RADIUS attribute 41)
> Acct-Input-Gigapackets (RADIUS attribute 26-35)
> Acct-Input-Gigawords (RADIUS attribute 52)
> Acct-Link-Count (RADIUS attribute 51)
> Acct-Multi-Session-Id (RADIUS attribute 50)
> Acct-Off messages
> Acct-On messages
> Acct-Output-Gigapackets (RADIUS attribute 26-36)
> Acct-Session-Id (RADIUS attribute 44) 1, 2, 3
> Acct-Start messages 1
>   ANCP (L2C)-related VSAs
>   DSL Forum VSAs 1, 2
> Acct-Stop messages 1
>   ANCP (L2C)-related VSAs
>   DSL Forum VSAs 1, 2
> Acct-Terminate-Cause (RADIUS attribute 49)
> Acct-Tunnel-Connection (RADIUS attribute 68)
> Activate-Service (RADIUS attribute 26-65)
> active subscriber details, viewing
>   with AAA authentication configured on default router
>     show subscribers command 1, 2, 3
>   with RADIUS authentication configured on default router
>     show subscribers command
>     show subscribers ipv6 command
>     show subscribers summary command
> address command, L2TP 1, 2
> address pool
>   ranges
> agent circuit ID (suboption 1)
> agent remote ID (suboption 2)
> agent-circuit-id
>   including in Calling Number AVP
>   including in PPPoE remote circuit ID format
> agent-remote-id
>   including in Calling Number AVP
>   including in PPPoE remote circuit ID format
> allow command
> Ascend-Num-In-Multilink (RADIUS attribute 188)
> ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode)
>   E120 and E320 routers
> atm atm1483 advisory-rx-speed command
>   and L2TP
> atm commands
>   atm
>   atm pvc
> ATM subinterface
>   configuring multiple clients
>   configuring single clients 1, 2
> attribute value pair. See AVP
> authentication
>   AAA overview
>   configuring servers
>   configuring TACACS+
>   description
>   EAP
>   preauthenticating users
>   redirected authentication
>   server access
>   server request processing limit
>   specifying methods
> authentication and accounting servers
>   configuring
> authentication login, TACACS+
> authentication of IPv6 clients
>   and behavior of the show subscribers command
> authentication, authorization, accounting. See AAA
> authorization
>   AAA overview
>   description
>   TACACS+
> AVP (attribute value pair) 1
>   Bearer Type (AVP 18)
>     relaying in L2TP tunnel-switched network
>     relaying in L2TP tunnel-switchednetwork
>   Calling Number (AVP 22)
>     formatting and preventing in ICRQ packets
>     relaying in L2TP tunnel-switched network
>     relaying in L2TP tunnel-switchednetwork
>   Cisco NAS Port Info (AVP 100)
>     relaying in L2TP tunnel-switched network
>     relaying in L2TP tunnel-switchednetwork
>   Transmit (TX) Speed (AVP 24)
>     reporting transmit connect speed in
> avp command

B

> B-RAS applications
>   AAA profiles
>   allowing or denying domain names
>   client to server interaction
>   configuring
>     authentication and accounting servers
>     B-RAS license
>     DHCP external server application
>     DHCP features
>     IP addresses for remote clients
>     local address servers
>     name server addresses
>     SRC client
>     timeout
>     UDP checksums
>   creating an IP interface
>   creating domain name aliases
>   DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) proxy client and server
>   IP hinting
>   limiting active subscribers
>   local address server
>   mapping user domain names to a virtual router
>   mapping user requests
>     without a valid domain name
>     without configured domain name
>   monitoring
>   multiple clients per ATM subinterface
>   overview
>   preauthenticating users
>   protocol support
>   redirected authentication
>   references 1, 2
>   single clients per ATM subinterface
>   specifying a single name for a domain
>   SRC client. See SRC software
>   virtual router
> B-RAS licenses
>   configuring
> baseline commands
>   baseline aaa 1, 2
>   baseline aaa route-download 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
>   baseline cops
>   baseline dhcp relay
>   baseline dhcp server
>   baseline dhcp-local 1, 2, 3
>   baseline dhcpv6-local 1, 2, 3
>   baseline ip dhcp-external
>   baseline ip http
>   baseline local pool
>   baseline radius
>   baseline radius dynamic-request
>   baseline radius relay
>   baseline sscc
> Bearer Type AVP
>   relaying in L2TP tunnel-switched network 1, 2
> BOOTP (bootstrap protocol)
> bootstrap protocol. See BOOTP
> bridged Ethernet and dynamic subscriber interfaces
> Broadband Remote Access Server. See B-RAS applications
> broadcast AAA accounting 1
>   configuring
> broadcast flag, DHCP
>   controlling transmission of DHCP reply packets
>   interaction with layer 2 unicast transmission method
> bundled session commands
>   bundled-group-id 1, 2
>   bundled-group-id-overrides-mlppp-ed 1, 2
> bundled sessions

C

> cable modem DHCP relay
> cable modem networks
> Called-Station-Id (RADIUS attribute 30)
> Calling Number AVP
>   descriptive formats
>   fixed format
>   fixed format configuration
>   formatting in L2TP ICRQ packets
>   including agent-circuit-id and agent-remote-id
>   preventing in L2TP ICRQ packets
>   relaying in L2TP tunnel-switched network 1, 2
> Calling-Station-Id (RADIUS attribute 31)
> captive portal. See guided entrance
> Change-of-Authorization-Request messages
> Cisco NAS Port Info AVP
>   relaying in L2TP tunnel-switched network 1, 2
> Class (RADIUS attribute 25)
> clear ip commands
>   clear ip dhcp-local binding
>   clear ip routes download
> CLI (command-line interface)
>   authorization and authentication messages
>   commands used to modify RADIUS attributes
> client-name command 1, 2
> CoA-Request messages 1
>   guided entrance 1, 2
>   Service Manager
> combined IPv4 and IPv6 services
>   example
>     with input traffic flow
>     with output traffic flow
>   example scenario
>     for rate limiting VoIP traffic
>   external parent groups and
>     example
>   in a dual stack
>     activating
>     backward compatibility
>     deactivating
>     example
>     performance impact
>   rate limiting and
>     example
>   service interim accounting
>   statistics collection and
>     external parent groups
> command-line interface. See CLI
> Common Open Policy Service. See COPS
> compatibility with previous releases
>   for IPv4 and IPv6 services
>     in a dual stack, combined
>     in a dual stack, independent
> configuring. See specific feature, product, or protocol
> Connect-Info (RADIUS attribute 77)
> conventions
>   notice icons
>   text and syntax
> COPS (Common Open Policy Service) 1, 2, 3
> COPS(Common Open Policy Service) 1, 2
> COPS-PR (COPS usage for policy provisioning)
> customer support 1
>   contacting JTAC

D

> Deactivate-Service (RADIUS attribute 26-66) 1, 2, 3
> default domain name
> default-router command
> default-upper-type mlppp command
> Delegated-Ipv6-Prefix (RADIUS attribute 123)
> delegating routers
>   allocation of IPv6 prefixes
>     to requesting routers
>   as E Series routers
>     for allocation of prefixes
>   assigning prefixes
>     to DHCPv6 clients
> deny command
> descriptive formats
>   Calling Number AVP
> destination
>   changing
> DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
>   access model
>   configuring BOOTP Relay
>   configuring DHCP relay
>   configuring DHCP relay proxy 1, 2
>   configuring proxy client and server
>   features
>   giaddr 1, 2, 3
>   option 82 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
>   overview 1, 2, 3
>   per-interface logging
>   source IP address
>   trust-all
> DHCP access model
>   configuring
> DHCP broadcast flag
>   interaction with layer 2 unicast transmission method
> DHCP client bindings
>   deleting
>   indexing using DUID
>   managing
>   requests from clients
>     acknowledged using default DUID type by server
>   viewing
> DHCP clients
>   maximum number of prefixes allocated to
>     using DHCPv6 local server
> DHCP commands
>   dhcp-external duplicate-mac-address 1, 2
>   ip auto-detect ip-subscriber
>   ip dhcp-capture
>   ip dhcp-external re-authenticate-subscriber-interface
>   ip dhcp-external recreate-subscriber-interface 1, 2
>   ip inactivity-timer
>   show dhcp-external
> dhcp delete-binding command
> DHCP external server
>   and DHCP relay proxy
>   configuring 1, 2, 3
>   dynamic subscriber interfaces
>     interoperating with DHCP relay and DHCP relay proxy
>   identifying clients with duplicate MAC addresses 1, 2
>   monitoring
>   preserving dynamic subscriber interfaces 1, 2
>   re-authenticating auto-detected dynamic subscriber interfaces
> DHCP local address pools
>   configuring
>   grace periods
>   linking
> DHCP local server 1
>   configuring 1, 2
>   configuring authentication
>   duplicate clients
>   equal-access mode 1
>     address allocation
>     configuring
>     connection process
>     local pool selection
>     overview
>     SRC (Session and Resource Control software)
>   local address pool group 1, 2
>   local pool selection, equal-access 1
>     using domain name
>     using framed IP address
>     using giaddr
>     using pool name
>   local pool selection, standalone 1
>     using giaddr
>     using received interface IP address
>   logging information
>   modes
>   monitoring 1, 2
>   overview
>   RADIUS accounting support for
>   RADIUS accounting support for standalone mode
>   standalone mode
>     address allocation 1, 2
>     authentication
>     configuring
>     local pool selection
>     overview
>   unique client IDs
> DHCP local server traps
>   logging 1, 2
> DHCP local server:local pool selection, equal-access
>   using received interface IP address
> DHCP local server:local pool selection, standalone with AAA
>   using domain name
>   using framed IP address
>   using giaddr
>   using pool name
>   using received IP address
> DHCP local server:local pool selection, standalone without AAA
>   using giaddr
>   using received interface IP address
> DHCP logging
> DHCP option 60 cable modem DHCP relay
> DHCP option 60 strings
> DHCP Option 82 (RADIUS attribute 26-159)
> DHCP options and RADIUS
>   configuring
> DHCP packets
>   logging
> DHCP per-interface information
>   logging
> DHCP pool commands
>   default-router 1, 2
>   dns-server
>   domain-name
>   grace-period
>   ip dhcp-local pool
>   lease
>   link
>   netbios-name-server
>   netbios-node-type
>   network
>   reserve
>   server-address
>   snmpTrap
>   use-release-grace-period
>   warning
> DHCP proxy client
>   configuring
> DHCP relay
>   configuring
>   creating
>   in same VR as dynamic subscriber interfaces
>   interoperating with DHCP external server
>   logging information
>   preventing host route installation
>   removing
>   spoofed giaddr
>   spoofed relay agent option
> DHCP relay agent information option
>   agent circuit ID (suboption 1)
>   agent remote ID (suboption 2)
>   vendor-specific (suboption 9)
> DHCP relay and BOOTP relay
>   configuring
> DHCP relay proxy
>   best offer
>   configuring
>   first offer
>   interoperating with DHCP external server
> DHCP server
>   dynamic subscriber interfaces
> DHCP unique identifier See DUID
> DHCP vendor class identifier option
> dhcp-external commands
>   dhcp-external duplicate-mac-address 1, 2
>   show dhcp-external
> DHCP-GI-Address (RADIUS attribute 26-57)
> dhcp-local-server-configuration-overview
> DHCP-MAC-Address (RADIUS attribute 26-56)
> DHCP-Options (RADIUS attribute 26-55)
> DHCPv6 client bindings
>   deleting
> DHCPv6 clients
>   assigning prefixes to
>     using local address pools
> dhcpv6 delete-binding command
> DHCPv6 local address pools See IPv6 local address pools
> DHCPv6 local server
>   accounting for IPv6 subscribers
>     standalone mode with AAA authentication
>   Advertise message
>     authentication of subscribers
>   assigning maximum number of IPv6 prefixes
>     using Prefix Delegation
>   assigning prefixes to clients in conjunction with
>     Neighbor Discovery
>   authentication of IPv6 subscribers
>     connected using Ethernet links
>     connected using VLAN links
>   configuring authentication
>   configuring DUID type
>   IPv6
>   maximum number of IPv6 prefixes assigned
>     to clients, using Prefix Delegation and Neighbor Discovery
>     to clients, using Prefix Delegation only
>   prefix delegation
>     with standalone mode configured
>     with standalone mode for PPP subscribers
>   standalone mode
>     address allocation
>     authentication
>   standalone mode with AAA authentication
>     construction of username
>   standalone mode with AAA authentication, overview
>   standalone mode without AAA authentication, overview
>   using DUID in identity verification of clients
>   using DUID types that suit the client and service provider networks
> DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation
>   and IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
>     without configuring Delegated-IPv6-Prefix
>   and Neighbor Discovery for prefixes delegation
>     scaling limit, same prefix for multiple subscribers
>     scaling limit, unique prefix per subscriber
>   assigned prefix length of /128
>     in local address pools
>   enabling
>     IPv6 local address pool feature
>   example for non-PPP client requests
>   example scenario
>   for client requests
>     over non-PPP links
>     over PPP links
>   for IPv6 clients
>     overview
>   Framed-IPv6-Prefix
>     in Access-Accept messages
>   guidelines for configuring
>     IPv6 local address pools
>   interface level configuration
>     versus router level configuration
>   limitation on
>     prefixes assigned to clients
>   maximum number of prefixes delegated to clients, See also using DHCPv6 local server only
>   standard RADIUS attributes
>     configuring
>     verifying
>   using IPv6 local address pools
>     monitoring a single pool
>     monitoring all configured pools
>     monitoring statistics for a pool
> dialed number identification service. See DNIS
> digital subscriber line access multiplexers. See DSLAMs
> digital subscriber lines. See DSLs
> disable proxy lcp command
> Disconnect-Cause (RADIUS attribute 26-51)
> Disconnect-Request messages
> DNIS (dialed number identification service) 1, 2
> DNS (Domain Name System)
>   assigning IP addresses 1, 2
>   overview
> DNS addresses
>   order of preference
>     in allocation to clients
> DNS domain names
>   list of
>     configured in IPv6 local address pools
>   order of preference
>     in responses to clients
> DNS domains
>   configuring more than one
>     using the CLI interface
>   in IPv6 local address pools
>     processing client requests for resolution
>   in responses to clients
>     Domain Search List option and
>   maximum number
>     in IPv6 local address pools
> DNS Recursive Name Search option
>   DHCPv6 server responses
>     and DNS servers in local pools
> DNS servers
>   addresses in responses to clients
>     DNS Recursive Name Search option and
>   configuring in
>     IPv6 local address pools
>   list of
>     configured in IPv6 address pools
>   order of preference
>     in responses to clients
>   order of use
>     for delegating prefixes
>   primary and secondary
>     for domain resolution requests from clients
>   responding with IPv6 addresses
>     for client requests
> documentation set
>   comments on
> Domain Name System. See DNS
> domain names
>   allowing or denying
>   configuring
>   default
>   mapping to virtual routers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
>   mapping user requests without domain name 1, 2
>   none
>   specifying single name for users
>   stripping domain name
>   using aliases
>   using delimiters other than @
>   using either domain or realm asdomain name
>   using realm name as domain name
> Downstream-Calculated-QoS-Rate (RADIUS attribute 26-141)
> DSL Forum VSAs
>   controlling inclusion of
>   descriptions
>   in AAA access and accounting messages
> DSLAMs (digital subscriber line access multiplexers)
> DSLs (digital subscriber lines)
> dual stack
>   combined IPv4 and IPv6 services
>     example of
>   IPv4 and IPv6 services
>     combined, activating and deactivating
>     combined, overview
>     independent, activating and deactivating
>     independent, overview
>     service interim accounting, overview
>     Service manager support, activating and deactivating
>     Service manager support, overview
>   statistics collection
>     external parent groups
> DUID
>   conformance standards
>   default type on DHCPv6 local server
>   format and example
>   Identity Association for Prefix Delegation option and
>   Identity Association identifier and
>   indexing client bindings
>   prerequisite for configuring DUID type
>   type, configuring on DHCPv6 local server
>   types of
>     Type 1, contents and format
>     Type 2, contents and format
>     Type 3, contents and format
>   types supported
>     by DHCP client
>     by DHCPv6 local server
>   used in client and server exchanges
> duplicate AAA accounting 1
>   configuring
> duplicate clients
> duplicate MAC addresses
>   identifying DHCP clients with 1, 2
>   monitoring
> Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. See DHCP
> dynamic IP interfaces
> dynamic subscriber interfaces
>   commands
>   configuring 1, 2
>   configuring DHCP external server to interoperate with DHCP relay and DHCP relay proxy
>   configuring DHCP external server to preserve 1, 2
>   configuring DHCP external server to re-authenticate
>   DHCP server
>   framed routes
>   GRE tunnel configuration
>   in same VR as DHCP relay
>   inheriting MAC validation state
>   IP over bridged Ethernet configuration
>   IP over Ethernet configuration
>   IP over VLAN over Ethernet configuration
>   monitoring
>   overview
>   packet detection

E

> E120 and E320 routers
>   ATM interfaces
> EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol)
>   external RADIUS server
>   local authentication server
>   RADIUS attributes
>   RADIUS authentication
>   TACACS+ server
> EAP-Message (RADIUS attribute 79)
> Egress-Policy-Name (RADIUS attribute 26-11)
> enable proxy authenticate command
> encapsulation commands
>   encapsulation bridge1483
>   encapsulation vlan
> endpoint discriminator
> equal-access DHCP local server
> Ethernet
>   configuring dynamic subscriber interfaces
> Ethernet interfaces
>   commands
>     interface tenGigabitEthernet
> Ethernet links
>   between CPE and PE routers
>     pool section for Prefix Delegation
> Event-Timestamp (RADIUS attribute 55)
> exclusion ranges
>   configuring
>     for delegation of prefixes
>   example for non-PPP client requests
>   for DHCPv6 prefixes
>     delegated to clients
> Extensible Authentication Protocol. See EAP
> external parent groups
>   combined IPv4 and IPv6 services with
>     example
>   statistics collection for
>     setting up

F

> fixed format
>   Calling Number AVP
> fragmentation
>   and reassembly
>   packet
> framed routes dynamic subscriber interfaces
> Framed-Compression (RADIUS attribute 13)
> Framed-Interface-Id (RADIUS attribute 96)
> Framed-Ip-Address (RADIUS attribute 8)
> Framed-Ip-Netmask (RADIUS attribute 9)
> Framed-Ipv6-Pool (RADIUS attribute 100)
> Framed-Ipv6-Prefix (RADIUS attribute 97)
> Framed-IPv6-Prefix attribute
>   configuring the same IPv6 prefix for multiple subscribers
>     in the Access-Accept message
>   used for DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation
>     from Access-Accept messages
> Framed-Ipv6-Route (RADIUS attribute 99)
> Framed-MTU (RADIUS attribute 12)
> Framed-Route (RADIUS attribute 22)

G

> giaddr 1, 2
> GRE (Generic Routing Encapsulation) tunnels dynamic subscriber interfaces 1, 2
> guided entrance 1, 2
>   CoA-Request messages

H

> HTTP local server 1, 2
>   guided entrance service
>   Service Manager

I

> ICR partition accounting
>   viewing the status, enabled or disabled
> identification command 1, 2
> Identity Association for Prefix Delegation
>   and its interoperation with DUID
>   contains Identity Association identifier
>     collection of prefixes
> Identity Association identifier
>   chosen by the requesting router
>   using to denote Identity Association for Prefix Delegation options
> idle timeout for B-RAS
>   configuring
> idle timeout, range for
> independent IPv4 and IPv6 services
>   in a dual stack
>     activating
>     backward compatibility
>     deactivating
>     performance impact
>   service interim accounting
>   statistics collection and
>     external parent groups
> Ingress-Policy-Name (RADIUS attribute 26-10)
> inheriting MAC address validation state
> interface commands
>   interface atm
>   interface fastEthernet
>   interface gigabitEthernet
>   interface ip
>   interface loopback
>   interface tenGigabitEthernet
> Interface-Desc (RADIUS attribute 26-63)
> interfaces
>   configuring for DHCP local server
>   moving
> Interim-Acct messages 1
>   ANCP (L2C)-related VSAs
>   DSL Forum VSAs 1, 2
> Internet Protocol. See IP
> IOAs
>   including in RADIUS Calling-Station-Id format
> IP
>   hinting
> IP addresses
>   assigning to name servers 1, 2, 3
>   configuring for remote client
> ip commands
>   ip address
>   ip address-pool dhcp
>   ip auto-configure append-virtual-router-name
>   ip auto-configure ip-subscriber 1, 2
>   ip demux-type
>   ip destination-prefix 1, 2
>   ip dhcp-local pool
>   ip share-interface
>   ip share-nexthop
>   ip source-prefix 1, 2
>   ip unnumbered
>   ip use-framed-routes ip-subscriber
>   ip-hint
> ip dhcp-external commands 1, See also show ip dhcp-external commands
>   ip dhcp-external auto-configure
>   ip dhcp-external disregard-giaddr-next-hop
>   ip dhcp-external recreate-subscriber-interface 1, 2
>   ip dhcp-external server-address
>   ip dhcp-external server-sync
>   ip re-authenticate-auto-detect ip-subscriber
> ip dhcp-local auth domain command 1, 2
> ip dhcp-local auth include command
> ip dhcp-local auth password
> ip dhcp-local auth user-prefix command
> ip dhcp-local commands
>   ip dhcp-local auto-configure agent-circuit-identifier
>   ip dhcp-local excluded-address
>   ip dhcp-local limit
>   ip dhcp-local pool
>   ip dhcp-local unique-client-ids
> ip dhcp-server commands
>   ip dhcp-server
> ip http commands
>   ip http
>   ip http access-class
>   ip http max-connection-time
>   ip http port
>   ip http redirecturl
>   ip http same-host-limit
>   ip http server
> IP interfaces
>   creating
> IP interfaces that support PPP clients
>   configuring
> IP spoofing
>   preventing
> IPv4 and IPv6 services 1, 2, See also combined IPv4 and IPv6 services See also independent IPv4 and IPv6 services
>   combined services in a dual stack
>     example
>   in a dual stack
>     and Service Manager support
> IPv4 services
>   in a dual stack
>     activating
>     combined and independent configuration
>     deactivating
>     with IPv6 services
> ipv6 commands
>   ipv6 virtual-router
>   ipv6-local-interface
> IPv6 DHCP local server 1
>   monitoring 1, 2
> ipv6 dhcpv6-local auth domain command
> ipv6 dhcpv6-local auth password
> ipv6 dhcpv6-local auth user-prefix command
> ipv6 dhcpv6-local commands
>   ipv6 dhcpv6-local delegated-prefix
>   ipv6 dhcpv6-local dns-domain-search
>   ipv6 dhcpv6-local dns-server
>   ipv6 dhcpv6-local prefix-lifetime
> IPv6 local address pools
>   assigned prefix length of /128
>     Prefix Delegation and
>   configuring
>     for Prefix Delegation
>   DNS servers in
>     to return to clients
>   enabling
>   example for non-PPP client requests
>   for delegation of prefixes
>     overview
>   for DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation
>     single pool details, viewing
>     statistics for a single pool, viewing
>     summary of all configured pools, viewing
>   guidelines for configuration
>   limitation on
>     number of allocated prefixes
>   multiple configuration
>     on virtual router, preference order
>   not configured in domain map
>     method for determining prefix to be delegated
>   order of preference
>     in selection for delegation of prefixes
>   Prefix Delegation
>     example scenario
>   prerequisite for configuring
>   procedure
>     for configuring on a virtual router
>   specifying
>     domain name for DNS resolution
>     exclusion range for prefixes
>     IPv6 address of DNS server
>     preferred lifetime
>     prefix range 1, 2
>     starting and ending prefixes of a range
>     valid lifetime
>   used for Prefix Delegation from
>     AAA domain map
>     interface address
>     RADIUS server
> IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
>   and DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation
>     without configuring Delegated-IPv6-Prefix
>   assigning prefixes to clients
>     maximum number permissible, same prefix for multiple clients
>     maximum number permissible, unique prefix per client
>   IPv6-NdRa-Prefix
>     in Access-Accept messages
>   maximum number of delegated IPv6 prefixes
>     for requesting clients
>   standard RADIUS attributes
>     configuring
>     verifying
> IPv6 prefix ranges
>   configuring
>     with the starting and ending prefixes
>     with the starting prefix and length
> IPv6 prefixes
>   common prefix for multiple subscribers assigned
>     using DHCPv6 local server and Neighbor Discovery
>   maximum number assigned to clients
>     using DHCPv6 local server only
>   same prefix with multiple next-hops
>     assigned to IPv6 clients
>   unique prefix per subscriber assigned
>     using DHCPv6 local server and Neighbor Discovery
> IPv6 services
>   in a dual stack
>     activating
>     combined and independent configuration
>     deactivating
>     with IPv4 services
> IPv6 subscribers
>   accounting of
>     using DHCPv6 local server, standalone mode
>   accounting of, DHCPv6 local server
>     configured with standalone authentication mode
>   authentication of
>     using DHCPv6 local server, standalone mode
> IPv6-Acct-Input-Gigawords [26-155]
> IPv6-Acct-Input-Octets [26-151]
> IPv6-Acct-Input-Packets [26-153]
> IPv6-Acct-Output-Gigawords [26-156]
> IPv6-Acct-Output-Octets [26-152]
> IPv6-Acct-Output-Packets [26-154]
> Ipv6-Local-Interface (RADIUS attribute 26-46)
> Ipv6-NdRa-Prefix (RADIUS attribute 26-46)
> IPv6-NdRa-Prefix attribute
>   used for IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
>     from Access-Accept messages
> IPv6-Primary-DNS (RADIUS attribute 26-47)
> Ipv6-Secondary-DNS (RADIUS attribute 26-46)
> IPv6-Virtual-Router (RADIUS attribute 26-45)

L

> L2C-Down-Stream-Data (RADIUS attribute 26-93)
> L2C-Information (RADIUS attribute 26-81)
> L2C-Up-Stream-Data (RADIUS attribute 26-92)
> L2TP (Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol)
>   defining
>   high availability considerations
>   implementation
>   license
>   modifying LAC default settings 1, 2
>   monitoring
>   peer resynchronization
>   rx speed
>   sessions supported
>   silent failover
>   tunnel selection
>   tunnel switch profiles
> L2TP access concentrator. See LAC
> l2tp commands 1, See also show l2tp commands
>   disconnect-cause
>   failover-resync
>   l2tp checksum
>   l2tp destination lockout-test
>   l2tp destination lockout-timeout
>   l2tp destination profile 1, 2
>   l2tp destruct-timeout
>   l2tp disable calling-number avp
>   l2tp disable challenge
>   l2tp disconnect-cause
>   l2tp drain
>   l2tp drain destination
>   l2tp drain tunnel
>   l2tp fail-over-within-preference
>   l2tp failover-resync 1, 2
>   l2tp ignore-receive-data-sequencing
>   l2tp ignore-transmit-address-change
>   l2tp reject-transmit-address-change
>   l2tp retransmission
>   l2tp short-drain-timeout
>   l2tp shutdown
>   l2tp shutdown destination
>   l2tp shutdown session
>   l2tp shutdown tunnel
>   l2tp switch-profile
>   l2tp tunnel default-receive-window
>   l2tp tunnel idle-timeout
>   l2tp tunnel test
>   l2tp tunnel-switching 1, 2
>   l2tp unlock destination
>   l2tp unlock-test destination
>   l2tp weighted-load-balancing command
>   max-sessions command 1, 2
>   sessions-limit-group command
> L2TP dial-out
>   before configuring
>   configuring
>   dial-out process
>   network model
>   operational states
>   outgoing call setup details 1
>     Access-Accept message
>     Access-Request message
>     mutual authentication
>     outgoing call successful
>     route installation
>   overview
>   references
>   route
>   session
>   target
>   trigger
> l2tp dial-out commands 1, See also show l2tp dial-out commands
>   l2tp dial-out connecting-timer-value
>   l2tp dial-out dormant-timer-value
>   l2tp dial-out max-buffered-triggers
>   l2tp dial-out session delete
>   l2tp dial-out session reset
>   l2tp dial-out target
> L2TP network server. See LNS
> L2TP RWS (receive window size)
>   configuring global default
>   configuring on LAC
>   configuring on LNS
>   l2tp tunnel default-receive-window command
>   overview
>   receive-window command (for LAC)
>   receive-window command (for LNS)
>   show l2tp command 1, 2, 3, 4
>   show l2tp destination profile command 1, 2
> l2tp rx-connect-speed-when-equal command
> L2TP transmit connect speed
>   and Transmit (TX) Speed AVP 24
>   calculation methods
>     how to configure
>   monitoring 1, 2
> L2TP transmit connect speed and Transmit (TX) Speed AVP 24
>   calculation methods
>     actual
>     dynamic layer 2
>     examples
>     QoS
>     static layer 2
>   configuring
>     AAA default tunnel parameters
>     AAA domain maps
>     AAA tunnel groups
>     RADIUS
>   reporting considerations
> L2TP tunnel switch profiles
>   applying default profile
>   applying through AAA domain maps
>   applying through AAA tunnel groups
>   applying through RADIUS
>   AVP relay, configuring 1, 2
>   configuration guidelines
>   configuring
>   how to apply
>   monitoring
> LAC (L2TP access concentrator) 1
>   before configuring 1, 2
>   configuring receive window size (RWS)
>   function 1, 2
>   sequence of events
> Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol. See L2TP
> license commands 1, See also show license commands
>   license b-ras
>   license l2tp-session
>   license service-manager
> licenses
>   B-RAS
>   L2TP
>   Service Manager
> lifetime
>   guideline
>     for preferred lifetime
>   preferred
>     configuring for Prefix Delegation
>   restriction
>     in configuration for delegated prefixes
>   specifying
>     as infinite
>   valid
>     configuring for Prefix Delegation
> limitation
>   on number of IPv6 prefixes
>     delegated to clients
> LLID (logical line identifier)
>   configuration steps
>   how it works
>   monitoring 1, 2
>   preauthentication considerations
>   RADIUS attributes in preauthentication request
>   troubleshooting
>   using to track subscribers
> LNS (L2TP network server) 1, 2
>   before configuring 1, 2
>   configuring
>   configuring receive window size (RWS)
>   installing multiple service modules
>   modules supported
>   out-of-resource result codes
>   overriding out-of-resource result codes
>   sequence of events
> local address pool
>   alias names
>   ranges
> local address server 1
>   alias names
>   configuring
>   pool ranges
>   shared local address pools
>   SNMP thresholds
> local authentication commands
>   aaa authentication default
>   aaa local database
>   aaa local select database
>   aaa local username
>   ip-address
>   ip-address-pool
>   operational-virtual-router
>   password
>   secret
>   username
> local host command
> local ip address command
> logging. See specific feature, product, or protocol
> logical line identifier, AAA. See LLID
> logout subscribers command

M

> MAC (media access control) addresses
>   duplicate 1, 2
>   inheriting validation state 1, 2
>   preventing IP spoofing
> macros
>   service definitions
>   Service Manager statistics
> manuals
>   comments on
> max-sessions command
> maximum number of IPv6 prefixes
>   assigned to clients
>     common prefix for multiple subscribers
>     unique prefix per subscriber
>     using both DHCPv6 local server and Neighbor Discovery
>     using Prefix Delegation only
>   topologies in which they are assigned
>     same prefix for multiple subscribers
>     unique prefix per subscriber
> MBS (RADIUS attribute 26-17)
> media access control addresses. See MAC addresses
> medium ipv4 command 1, 2
> merging policies
>   naming conventions
> Message-Authenticator (RADIUS attribute 80)
> MLPPP Bundle Name (RADIUS attribute 26-62)
> monitoring. See specific feature, product, or protocol
> mutex service 1, 2

N

> name server addresses
>   configuring 1, 2, 3
> naming conventions
>   merged policies
> NAS (network access server) 1, 2
> NAS-Identifier (RADIUS attribute 32)
> NAS-IP-Address (RADIUS attribute 4)
> NAS-Port (RADIUS attribute 5)
> NAS-Port-Id (RADIUS attribute 87)
> NAS-Port-Type (RADIUS attribute 61)
> network access server. See NAS
> network commands
>   network
> non-PPP clients
>   pool section for Prefix Delegation 1, 2
> non-PPP equal access
>   configuration example
>   requirements
> none domain name
> notice icons

O

> operational states, L2TP 1
>   chassis
>   sessions
>   targets
>   virtual router
> option 82 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
> out-of-resource result codes, LNS
> Output-Gigawords (RADIUS attribute 53)
> override-user command

P

> packet detection dynamic subscriber interfaces
> packet fragmentation
> packet mirroring
> packets
>   demultiplexing
>   transmitting
> Partition-Accounting-Off messages
> Partition-Accounting-On messages
> password command 1, 2
> PCR (RADIUS attribute 26-15)
> peer
> peer resynchronization
> performance impact
>   IPv4 and IPv6 services
>     in a dual stack, combined
>     in a dual stack, independent
> persistent tunnels, creating
> PIB (Policy Information Base)
> platform considerations
>   PPP
> Point-to-Point Protocol. See PPP
> Policy Information Base. See PIB
> policy management on subscriber interfaces
> PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol)
>   accounting statistics for tunneled sessions
>   B-RAS service support
>   platform considerations
> ppp commands
>   ppp aaa-profile
> PPP subscribers
>   DHCPv6 local server: standalone mode
>     delegation of prefixes
> PPPoE remote circuit ID
> Pppoe-Description (RADIUS attribute 26-24)
> preauthentication
>   AAA LLID
>   B-RAS users
> preference
> preference command 1, 2
> preference order
>   in allocation of prefixes
>     to IPv6 clients
>   in assignment of DNS addresses
>     to IPv6 clients
>   in determining local address pool
>     for allocation of IPv6 prefixes
> preferred lifetime
>   for delegated prefixes
>     configuring
>     default
>   setting
>     without expiration
> Prefix Delegation See DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation
> prefixes
>   allocated to clients from
>     interface configuration
>     IPv6 local address pools
>     RADIUS Access-Accept message
>   assigned length of /128
>     in IPv6 local address pools
>   assigning to
>     DHCPv6 clients
>   configuring ranges
>     for delegation to clients
>   delegating by
>     DHCPv6 local server
>   delegating to clients
>     over non-PPP links
>     over PPP links
>   excluded from
>     delegation to clients
>   excluding
>     range and individual ones
>   limitation on
>     number assigned to clients
>   order of preference
>     in allocation to clients
>   preferred and valid lifetimes
>     configuring for delegated ones
> prerequisite
>   for configuring IPv6 local address pools
>     for Prefix Delegation
> primary authentication/accounting RADIUS server 1, 2
> primary IP interface
> privilege authentication, TACACS+
> profile commands
>   profile

Q

> QoS (quality of service)
>   calculation method for L2TP transmit connect speed
>   on subscriber interfaces
> QoS commands
>   qos-parameter
>   qos-profile

R

> RADIUS
>   LAG subscribers information
> RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service)
>   AAA failure
>   accounting methods
>   attribute descriptions 1, 2, 3
>   attributes supported
>   authentication and accounting servers
>   authentication methods 1, 2
>   Calling-Station-Id formats supported
>   change of authority messages
>   CLI AAA messages
>   client to server interaction
>   configuring servers
>   description
>   direct server access
>   disconnect messages
>   EAP authentication
>   IETF attributes supported
>   Juniper Networks VSAs supported
>   L2TP transmit connect speed
>   L2TP tunnel switch profiles, applying
>   message types supported
>   RADIUS dynamic-request server
>   round-robin server access
>   server access
>   server request processing limit
>   Service Manager attributes 1, 2
>   Service Manager tags
>   services
>   traffic shaping for PPP over ATM interfaces
>   VSAs (vendor-specific attributes)
>     for dynamic IP interfaces
>     formats
> RADIUS attributes
>   preference order and
>     allocation of prefixes to IPv6 clients
> RADIUS authentication
>   scenarios in which show subscribers command output varies
>     IPv6 virtual router name contained in Access-Accept message
>     RADIUS configured on default router
>     RADIUS not configured on default router
>     virtual router name returned in Access-Accept message
> radius commands 1, See also show radius commands
>   radius acct-session-id-format 1, 2
>   radius algorithm 1, 2
>   radius calling-station-delimiter 1, 2
>   radius calling-station-format 1, 2, 3
>   radius connect-info-format command 1, 2
>   radius connect-info-format l2tp-connect-speed
>   radius dsl-port-type 1, 2
>   radius ethernet-port-type 1, 2
>   radius ignore atm-mbs
>   radius ignore atm-pcr
>   radius ignore atm-scr
>   radius ignore atm-service-category
>   radius ignore egress-policy-name
>   radius ignore framed-ip-netmask
>   radius ignore ingress-policy-name
>   radius ignore virtual-router
>   radius include
>     ANCP (L2C)-related Juniper Networks VSAs
>   radius include access-loop-parameters
>   radius include acct-authentic
>   radius include acct-delay-time
>   radius include acct-link-count
>   radius include acct-multi-session-id
>   radius include acct-session-id
>   radius include acct-session-id access-request
>   radius include acct-terminate-cause 1, 2
>   radius include acct-tunnel-connection
>   radius include ascend-num-in-multilink
>   radius include called-station-id
>   radius include calling-station-id
>   radius include class
>   radius include connect-info
>   radius include delegated-ipv6-prefix
>   radius include dhcp-gi-address
>   radius include dhcp-mac-address
>   radius include dhcp-options
>   radius include downstream-calculated-qos-rate
>   radius include dsl-forum-attributes
>   radius include egress-policy-name
>   radius include event-timestamp
>   radius include framed-compression
>   radius include framed-interface-id
>   radius include framed-ip-add acct-start
>   radius include framed-ip-addr
>   radius include framed-ip-netmask 1, 2
>   radius include framed-ipv6-pool
>   radius include framed-ipv6-prefix
>   radius include framed-ipv6-route
>   radius include framed-route
>   radius include icr-partition-id
>   radius include ingress-policy-name
>   radius include input-gigapkts
>   radius include input-gigawords
>   radius include interface-description
>   radius include ipv6-local-interface
>   radius include ipv6-nd-ra-prefix
>   radius include ipv6-primary-dns
>   radius include ipv6-secondary-dns
>   radius include ipv6-virtual-router
>   radius include l2c-downstream-data
>   radius include l2c-upstream-data
>   radius include l2tp-ppp-disconnect-cause
>   radius include mlppp-bundle-name
>   radius include nas-identifier
>   radius include nas-port
>   radius include nas-port-id
>   radius include nas-port-type
>   radius include output-gigapkts
>   radius include output-gigawords
>   radius include pppoe-description
>   radius include profile-service-description
>   radius include tunnel-assignment-id
>   radius include tunnel-client-auth-id
>   radius include tunnel-client-endpoint
>   radius include tunnel-interface-id
>   radius include tunnel-medium-type
>   radius include tunnel-preference
>   radius include tunnel-server-attributes
>   radius include tunnel-server-auth-id
>   radius include tunnel-server-endpoint
>   radius include tunnel-type
>   radius include upstream-calculated-qos-rate
>   radius nas-identifier
>   radius nas-port-format 1, 2
>   radius nas-port-format extended atm
>   radius nas-port-format extended ethernet
>   radius override calling-station-id remote-circuit-id
>   radius override nas-info 1, 2
>   radius override nas-ip-addr tunnel-client-endpoint
>   radius override nas-port-id remote-circuit-id
>   radius pppoe nas-port-format unique 1, 2
>   radius pre-authentication server
>   radius relay server
>   radius relay udp-checksum
>   radius remote-circuit-id-delimiter
>   radius remote-circuit-id-format
>   radius route-download server
>   radius trap acct-server-not-responding
>   radius trap acct-server-responding
>   radius trap auth-server-not-responding
>   radius trap auth-server-responding
>   radius trap no-acct-server-responding
>   radius trap no-auth-server-responding
>   radius update-source-addr 1, 2
>   radius vlan nas-port-format stacked
> radius dynamic-request
>   platform
> RADIUS dynamic-request server
>   change of authorization messages
>   disconnect messages
>   how it works
>   message exchange 1, 2
>   overview
>   qualifications for disconnect
>   security and authentication
>   Service Manager
> RADIUS IPv6 attributes
>   configuring
>     for DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation
>     for IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
>   verifying
>     for DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation
>     for IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
> radius relay
>   platform
> RADIUS Relay Server 1
>   SRC Software
> RADIUS relay server
>   configuring
> radius remote-circuit-id-format command
> RADIUS route-download server 1
>   configuring
>   format of routes
>   how it works 1, 2
>   per chassis
>   supported attributes
> RADIUS servers
>   assignment of a unique prefix route
>     to each IPv6 client
>     total number of routes used for delegation
>   Prefix Delegation and
>     pool name not returned in Access-Accept
>     pool name returned in Access-Accept
> radius-attributes-override-monitoring
> RADIUS-initiated change of authorization
>   qualifications for change of authorization
> RADIUS-initiated CoA
>   configuring
> RADIUS-initiated disconnect
>   configuring
>   L2TP LAC users
>   references
>   sample network
>   security and authentication
> realm names
>   configuring
>   usage
> Receive speed AVP
> receive window size (RWS). See L2TP RWS
> receive-window command 1, 2
> redirected authentication 1, 2
> remote access (B-RAS). See B-RAS applications
> Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service. See RADIUS
> remote clients, IP addresses for
> remote host command 1, 2
> remote system
> requesting routers
>   as customer edge device
>     in obtaining IPv6 prefixes
>   assigning prefixes to
>     using IPv6 local address pools
>   receipt of IPv6 prefixes
>     from delegating routers
> router-name command 1, 2
> RX speed AVP

S

> S-VLAN links
>   between CPE and PE routers
>     pool section for Prefix Delegation
> SCR (RADIUS attribute 26-16)
> SDX (Service Deployment System) software 1, 2, See also SRC software
> server-name command 1, 2
> service commands
>   service dhcp-external
>   service dhcp-local 1, 2
>   service dhcp-local authenticate
>   service dhcpv6-local
>   service dhcpv6-local standalone authenticate
> service definitions 1, 2, 3
>   copying
>   creating 1, 2
>   installing 1, 2
>   modifying
>   modifying QoS configurations
>   specifying parameter instances
>   specifying QoS profiles
>   uninstalling
> service dhcp-local command
> service dhcpv6-local command
> service instance
> service interim accounting
>   in a dual stack
>     of IPv4 and IPv6 services
>   IPv4 and IPv6 services
>     overview
> Service Manager
>   CLI support
>   CoA-Request messages 1, 2
>   combined IP4 and IPv6 service
>     example
>   configuring
>     Service Manager license
>   deactivating 1
>     setting thresholds
>   guided entrance 1, 2, 3
>   IPv4 and IPv6 services
>     combined, activating
>     combined, deactivating
>     combined, overview
>     in a dual stack, activating
>     in a dual stack, overview
>     independent, activating
>     independent, deactivating
>     independent, overview
>     overview 1, 2
>   license sessions
>   macros
>   multiple services
>   mutex service 1, 2
>   overview
>   parameter values
>   preprovisioning services 1, 2
>   QoS
>     considerations
>     modifying configurations of
>     referencing configurations of
>     removing references of
>   RADIUS dynamic-request server
>   RADIUS support
>   RADIUS tags
>   service definition 1, 2, 3
>     parameters
>   service instance
>   service session 1
>     forcing deactivation
>     profiles
>   service session profiles
>   session thresholds
>   statistics 1, 2, 3, 4
>     macro command
>     using RADIUS
>     using the CLI
>   statistics collection
>     for external parent groups, setting up
>   subscriber session ID
>   subscriber sessions 1, 2
>   supported platforms
>   tasks
>   testing services
> Service Manager commands
>   no service-management owner-session force
>   no service-management subscriber-session force 1, 2
>   service-management install
>   service-management owner-session
>   service-management service-session-profile
>   service-management subscriber-session service-session
>   statistics
>   time
>   volume
> Service Manager license
>   configuring
> service modules
>   installing multiple for LNS sessions
> service session
> Service-Category (RADIUS attribute 26-14)
> Service-Description (RADIUS attribute 26-53)
> Service-Interim-Acct-Interval (RADIUS attribute 26-140) 1, 2
> Service-Session (RADIUS attribute 26-83) 1, 2
> Service-Statistics (RADIUS attribute 26-69)
> Service-Stats (RADIUS attribute 26-69)
> Service-Timeout (RADIUS attribute 26-68) 1, 2
> Service-Volume (RADIUS attribute 26-67) 1, 2
> session 1, 2
> Session and Resource Control. See SRC software
> session timeout
>   configuring
>   interpreting default value
>   range for
> session-out-of-resource-result-code-override command
> Session-Timeout (RADIUS attribute 27)
> sessions, L2TP
> set dhcp commands
>   set dhcp vendor-option
> set dhcp relay commands
>   set dhcp relay
>   set dhcp relay agent sub-option
>   set dhcp relay assign-giaddr-source-ip
>   set dhcp relay broadcast-flag-replies 1, 2
>   set dhcp relay giaddr-selects-interface
>   set dhcp relay layer2-unicast-replies 1, 2
>   set dhcp relay options
>   set dhcp relay override
>   set dhcp relay preserve-trusted-client-option
>   set dhcp relay proxy
>   set dhcp relay trust-all
> set dhcp relay proxy commands
>   set dhcp relay proxy
>   set dhcp relay proxy send-first-offer
>   set dhcp relay proxy timeout
> set dhcp vendor-option command
> shared IP interfaces
> shared local address pools
> shared tunnel-server ports 1, 2, 3
>   using with L2TP 1, 2
> show aaa commands
>   show aaa accounting 1, 2
>   show aaa accounting default 1, 2
>   show aaa accounting interval
>   show aaa accounting vr-group 1, 2
>   show aaa authentication default 1, 2
>   show aaa dhcpv6-delegated-prefix
>   show aaa domain-map 1, 2, 3, 4
>   show aaa duplicate-address-check
>   show aaa intf-desc-format
>   show aaa ipv6-nd-ra-prefix
>   show aaa model
>   show aaa name-servers 1, 2
>   show aaa profile
>   show aaa route-download routes 1, 2, 3
>   show aaa route-download routes global 1, 2
>   show aaa service accounting interval
>   show aaa statistics 1, 2
>   show aaa subscriber per-port-limit 1, 2
>   show aaa subscriber per-vr-limit 1, 2
>   show aaa timeout 1, 2
>   show aaa tunnel-group 1, 2
>   show aaa tunnel-parameters 1, 2, 3
>   show aaa user accounting interval 1, 2
>   show radius route-download 1, 2
> show configuration commands
>   show configuration category aaa global-attributes
>   show configuration category aaa local-authentication
>   show configuration category aaa server-attributes include-defaults
>   show configuration category aaaglobal-attributes
>   show configuration category aaalocal-authentication
>   show configuration category aaaserver-attributes include-defaults
> show cops info command 1, 2
> show cops statistics command 1, 2
> show dhcp commands
>   show dhcp binding
>   show dhcp count
>   show dhcp host
>   show dhcp proxy-client binding
>   show dhcp relay
>   show dhcp relay proxy statistics
>   show dhcp relay statistics
>   show dhcp server
>   show dhcp server statistics
> show dhcp summary command
> show dhcp vendor-option command
> show dhcp-external command
> show ip commands
>   show ip demux interface
>   show ip local alias
>   show ip local pool
>   show ip local-pool statistics command
>   show ip service-profile
>   show ip-subscriber 1, 2
> show ip dhcp-capture command
> show ip dhcp-external commands
>   show ip dhcp-external binding
>   show ip dhcp-external client-id
>   show ip dhcp-external configuration
>   show ip dhcp-external statistics
> show ip dhcp-local commands
>   show ip dhcp-local
>   show ip dhcp-local auth
>   show ip dhcp-local binding
>   show ip dhcp-local duplicate-clients
>   show ip dhcp-local excluded
>   show ip dhcp-local limits
>   show ip dhcp-local pool
>   show ip dhcp-local reserved
>   show ip dhcp-local statistics 1, 2
> show ip dhcpv6-local commands
>   show ip dhcpv6-local binding
>   show ip dhcpv6-local dns-domain-searchlist
>   show ip dhcpv6-local dns-servers
>   show ip dhcpv6-local prefix-lifetime
>   show ip dhcpv6-local statistics
> show ip http commands
>   show ip http scalar
>   show ip http server
>   show ip http statistics
> show ip interface commands
>   show ip interface
> show ip local shared-local command
> show ipv6 dhcpv6-local commands
>   show ipv6 dhcpv6-local auth
> show ipv6 interface commands
>   show ipv6 interface
> show ipv6 local pool commands
>   for a single pool
>   for all configured pools
>   statistics for a single pool
> show l2tp commands
>   show l2tp 1, 2
>   show l2tp destination 1, 2
>   show l2tp destination lockout 1, 2
>   show l2tp destination summary 1, 2
>   show l2tp session 1, 2
>   show l2tp session summary 1, 2
>   show l2tp tunnel 1, 2, 3
>   show l2tp tunnel summary 1, 2
> show l2tp dial-out commands
>   show l2tp dial-out
>   show l2tp dial-out target
> show license commands
>   show license b-ras
>   show license service-management
> show profile commands
>   show profile
>   show profile name
> show radius commands
>   show radius accounting servers
>   show radius accounting statistics
>   show radius algorithm
>   show radius attributes-included
>   show radius authentication servers
>   show radius authentication statistics
>   show radius calling-station-delimiter 1, 2
>   show radius calling-station-format
>   show radius connect-info-format
>   show radius dsl-port-type
>   show radius dynamic-request servers
>   show radius dynamic-request statistics
>   show radius ethernet-port-type
>   show radius icr-partition-accounting
>   show radius nas-identifier
>   show radius nas-port-format
>   show radius override
>   show radius pppoe nas-port-format
>   show radius remote-circuit-id-delimiter
>   show radius remote-circuit-id-format 1, 2
>   show radius rollover-on-reject
>   show radius route-download statistics
>   show radius servers 1, 2
>   show radius statistics 1, 2, 3, 4
>   show radius trap
>   show radius tunnel-accounting 1, 2
>   show radius update-source-address
>   show radius vlan nas-port-format
> show radius override
> show radius relay commands
>   show radius relay servers
>   show radius relay statistics
>   show radius relay udp-checksum
> show service-management commands
>   show service-management owner-session
>   show service-management service-definition
>   show service-management service-session-profile
>   show service-management subscriber-session
>   show service-management summary
> show sscc commands
>   show sscc info
>   show sscc option
>   show sscc statistics
>   show sscc version
> show subscribers command
> show terminate-code command
> SNMP traps
>   configuring for DHCP local servers
>   configuring for RADIUS servers
> source-address command 1, 2
> spoofing, IP
>   preventing
> SRC (Session and Resource Control) software 1, 2, 3, 4
>   configuring the client
>   monitoring the client 1, 2, 3
> SRC (Session and Resource Control)software
> sscc commands 1, See also show sscc commands
>   sscc address 1, 2
>   sscc enable
>   sscc protocol ipv6
>   sscc protocol lac
>   sscc retryTimer 1, 2
>   sscc sourceAddress
>   sscc transportRouter 1, 2
> standalone DHCP local server
> standalone mode
>   with and without AAA authentication
>     DHCPv6 local server functionality
> standalone mode with AAA authentication
>   DHCPv6 local server
>     accounting of IPv6 subscribers
>   DHCPv6 local server, parameters in username
>     circuit identifier
>     circuit type
>     domain name
>     user prefix 1, 2
>     virtual router
> standard RADIUS attributes
>   configuring
>     for DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation
>     for IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
>   IPv6 Neighbor Discovery and
>     configuring logging severity
>     warning message
>   using the same values
>     for Neighbor Discovery and Prefix Delegation
>   verifying
>     for DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation
>     for IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
> State (RADIUS attribute 24)
> statistics 1
>   for DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation
>     viewing
> statistics collection
>   for external parent groups
>     setting up
> subscriber interface commands
>   set dhcp relay giaddr-selects-interface
> subscriber interfaces
>   applications
>   commands
>     configuring dynamic
>     configuring static
>   configuring 1
>     multicast routing protocols
>     policies and Qo
>     routing protocols
>   dynamic 1
>     inheriting MAC validation state
>   GRE tunnel configuration
>   IP over bridged Ethernet configuration
>   IP over Ethernet configuration
>   IP over VLAN over Ethernet configuration
>   monitoring
>   overview
>     dynamic
>     static
>   static
> subscribers
>   accounting messages
>   authorization and authentication messages
>   E Series Broadband Services Routers
>   limiting active subscribers
>   preauthentication and AAA LLID
> support, technical See technical support

T

> TACACS+
>   AAA services
>   accounting
>   authentication login process
>   authorization
>   configuring
>   daemon 1, 2
>   host
>   NAS (network access server) 1, 2
>   privilege authentication
> TACACS+ commands
>   aaa accounting commands
>   aaa accounting exec
>   aaa accounting suppress null-username
>   aaa authentication enable default 1, 2
>   aaa new-model
> TCP and TACACS+
> technical support
>   contacting JTAC
> Terminal Access Controller Access Control System +. See TACACS+
> text and syntax conventions
> timeout, configuring for B-RAS applications
> traffic shaping for PPP over ATM
> transmit connect speed, L2TP. See L2TP transmit connect speed
> tunnel
>   defined 1, 2
>   selection, L2TP
>   switching
> tunnel commands, L2TP
>   tunnel 1, 2
>   tunnel group
>   tunnel password
> tunnel group mode, mapping to L2TP tunnel
> tunnel selection, L2TP 1
>   failover between preference levels
>   failover within preference levels
>   maximum sessions per tunnel
>   weighted load balancing
> tunnel subscribers, enabling authentication for
> tunnel switch profiles, L2TP
>   applying default profile
>   applying through AAA domain maps
>   applying through AAA tunnel groups
>   applying through RADIUS
>   AVP relay, configuring 1, 2
>   configuration guidelines
>   configuring
>   how to apply
>   monitoring
> Tunnel-Assignment-Id (RADIUS attribute 82)
> Tunnel-Client-Auth-Id (RADIUS attribute 90)
> Tunnel-Client-Endpoint (RADIUS attribute 66)
> Tunnel-Interface-Id (RADIUS attribute 26-44)
> Tunnel-Medium-Type (RADIUS attribute 65)
> Tunnel-Preference (RADIUS attribute 83)
> tunnel-server command
> tunnel-server ports
>   shared
> Tunnel-Server-Auth-Id (RADIUS attribute 91)
> Tunnel-Server-Endpoint (RADIUS attribute 67)
> tunnel-subscriber authentication command
> Tunnel-Type (RADIUS attribute 64)
> tunneled PPP session accounting statistics
> tunnels, IP
>   shared tunnel-server ports 1, 2
> tx-connect-speed-method command
> Type 1 DUID
>   not supported by DHCPv6 local server
> Type 2 DUID
>   default type present on DHCPv6 local server
> Type 3 DUID
>   configured using ipv6 dhcpv6-local duid-type command
> type command, L2TP 1, 2

U

> UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
>   checksums 1, 2, 3
> Upstream-Calculated-QoS-Rate (RADIUS attribute 26-142)
> user domain, mapping to L2TP tunnel
> User-Name (RADIUS attribute 1)
> usernames and passwords from a domain
>   configuring
> using shared tunnel-server ports

V

> valid lifetime
>   for delegated prefixes
>     configuring
>     default
>   setting
>     without expiration
> validation state, inheriting for MAC addresses
> vendor class identifier option
> vendor-specific (suboption 9)
> vendor-specific attributes. See VSAs
> virtual routers
>   mapping user domain names 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
>   redirected authentication
> Virtual-Router (RADIUS attribute 26-1)
> vlan commands
>   vlan id
> VLAN links
>   between CPE and PE routers
>     pool section for Prefix Delegation
> VLANs (virtual local area networks)
>   configuring dynamic subscriber interfaces
> VPNs (virtual private networks)
>   connecting subscribers
> VSAs (vendor-specific attributes)
>   DSL Forum
>     controlling inclusion of
>     descriptions
>     in AAA access and accounting messages
>   for dynamic IP interfaces
>   formats

W

> walled garden. See guided entrance
> Web access to E Series router
> Windows Internet Name Service. See WINS
> WINS, assigning IP addresses 1, 2, 3, 4