Contents
Index

- JunosE 12.1.x System Basics Configuration Guide
  - Copyright and Trademark Information
  - Table of Contents
  - List of Figures
  - List of Tables
  - About the Documentation
    - E Series and JunosE Documentation and Release Notes
    - Audience
    - E Series and JunosE Text and Syntax Conventions
    - Obtaining Documentation
    - Documentation Feedback
    - Requesting Technical Support
  - Chapters
    - Planning Your Network
      - Platform Considerations
        - Interface Specifiers
      - Edge Applications Overview
        - Private Line Aggregation
        - xDSL Session Termination
      - Layered Approach
      - Line Modules, I/O Modules, and IOAs
      - Interfaces
        - Subinterfaces
        - interface Command
      - General Configuration Tasks
      - Configuring Virtual Routers
      - Configuring IPSec
      - Configuring Physical Layer Interfaces
        - Line Module Features
        - Configurable HDLC Parameters
        - Configuring Channelized T3 Interfaces
        - Configuring T3 and E3 Interfaces
        - Configuring OCx/STMx and OC48 Interfaces
        - Configuring Channelized OCx/STMx Line Interfaces
        - Configuring Ethernet Interfaces
        - Configuring IPSec-Service Interfaces
        - Configuring Tunnel Service Interfaces
      - Configuring Data Link-Layer Interfaces
        - Configuring IP/Frame Relay
        - Configuring IP/ATM
        - Configuring IP/PPP
        - Configuring IP/HDLC
        - Configuring IP/Ethernet
      - Configuring IP Tunnels, Shared IP Interfaces, and Subscriber Interfaces
        - Configuring IP Tunnels
        - Configuring Shared Interfaces and Subscriber Interfaces
      - Configuring Routing Protocols
      - Configuring VRRP
      - Configuring Routing Policy
      - Configuring QoS
      - Configuring Policy Management
      - Configuring Remote Access
    - Command-Line Interface
      - Overview
        - Command Modes
        - Command-Line Prompts
        - Keywords and Parameters
          - Keywords
          - Parameters
          - Keywords and Parameters Together
        - Using CLI Commands
          - Abbreviated Commands
          - The ? Key
          - Backspace or Delete
          - Enter
          - Tab
          - Arrow Keys
          - The no Version
          - run and do Commands
          - show Commands
          - Redirection of show Command Output
          - Regular Expressions
            - Metacharacters
            - Using Metacharacters as Literal Tokens
          - The - -More- - Prompt
          - Responding to Prompts
        - CLI Status Indicators
        - Levels of Access
          - User Level
          - Privileged Level
        - Initialization Sequence
      - Platform Considerations
      - Accessing the CLI
        - Logging In
        - Privileged-Level Access
          - Defining CLI Levels of Privilege
          - Accessing the Privileged Exec Level
        - Moving from Privileged Exec to User Exec Mode
        - Logging Out
      - CLI Command Privileges
        - CLI Privilege Groups
        - Examples Using Privilege Group Membership
        - CLI Command Exceptions
        - CLI Keyword Mapping
        - Setting Privileges for Ambiguous Commands
        - Setting Privilege Levels for no or default Versions
        - Setting Privilege Levels for Multiple Commands
          - Setting Privilege Levels for All Commands in a Mode
          - Setting Privilege Levels for a Group of Commands
          - Using the Order of Precedence
          - Superseding Privilege Levels with the all Keyword
          - Removing the all Keyword
        - Setting Default Line Privilege
        - Viewing CLI Privilege Information
          - Viewing the Current User Privilege Level
          - Viewing Privilege Levels for All Connected Users
          - Viewing Privilege Levels for Changed CLI Commands
      - Using Help
        - ? (Question Mark Key)
        - help Command
        - Partial-keyword <Tab>
      - Using Command-Line Editing
        - Basic Editing
        - Command-Line Editing Keys
        - Command History Keys
        - Pagination Keys
      - Accessing Command Modes
        - Exec Modes
          - Password Protection
        - Global Configuration Mode
          - Executing a Script File
        - AAA Profile Configuration Mode
        - Address Family Configuration Mode
        - ATM VC Configuration Mode
        - ATM VC Class Configuration Mode
        - Classifier Group Configuration Mode
        - Color Mark Profile Configuration Mode
        - Control Plane Configuration Mode
        - Controller Configuration Mode
        - DHCP Local Pool Configuration Mode
        - Domain Map Configuration Mode
        - Domain Map Tunnel Configuration Mode
        - DoS Protection Group Configuration Mode
        - Drop Profile Configuration Mode
        - Explicit Path Configuration Mode
        - Flow Cache Configuration Mode
        - Interface Configuration Mode
        - IP NAT Pool Configuration Mode
        - IP PIM Data MDT Configuration Mode
        - IP Service Profile Configuration Mode
        - IPSec CA Identity Configuration Mode
        - IPSec Identity Configuration Mode
        - IPSec IKE Policy Configuration Mode
        - IPSec Manual Key Configuration Mode
        - IPSec Peer Public Key Configuration Mode
        - IPSec Transport Profile Configuration Mode
        - IPSec Tunnel Profile Configuration Mode
        - IP Tunnel Destination Profile Mode
        - IPv6 Local Pool Configuration Mode
        - L2 Transport Load-Balancing-Circuit Configuration Mode
        - L2TP Destination Profile Configuration Mode
        - L2TP Destination Profile Host Configuration Mode
        - L2TP Tunnel Switch Profile Configuration Mode
        - Layer 2 Control Configuration Mode
        - Layer 2 Control Neighbor Configuration Mode
        - LDP Configuration Mode
        - Line Configuration Mode
        - Local IPSec Transport Profile Configuration
        - Local User Configuration Mode
        - Map Class Configuration Mode
        - Map List Configuration Mode
        - Parent Group Configuration Mode
        - Policy List Configuration Mode
        - Policy List Parent Group Configuration Mode
        - Policy Parameter Configuration Mode
        - PPPoE Service Name Table Configuration Mode
        - Profile Configuration Mode
        - QoS Interface Set Configuration Mode
        - QoS Interface Superset Configuration Mode
        - QoS Parameter Definition Configuration Mode
        - QoS Profile Configuration Mode
        - QoS Shared Shaper Control Configuration
        - Queue Profile Configuration Mode
        - RADIUS Configuration Mode
        - RADIUS Relay Configuration Mode
        - Rate Limit Profile Configuration Mode
        - Redundancy Configuration Mode
        - Remote Neighbor Configuration Mode
        - Route Map Configuration Mode
        - Router Configuration Mode
        - RSVP Configuration Mode
        - RTR Configuration Mode
        - Scheduler Profile Configuration Mode
        - Service Session Profile Configuration Mode
        - SNMP Event Manager Configuration Mode
        - Statistics Profile Configuration Mode
        - Subinterface Configuration Mode
        - Subscriber Policy Configuration Mode
        - Traffic Class Configuration Mode
        - Traffic Class Group Configuration Mode
        - Tunnel Group Configuration Mode
        - Tunnel Group Tunnel Configuration Mode
        - Tunnel Profile Configuration Mode
        - Tunnel Server Configuration Mode
        - VRF Configuration Mode
        - VR Group Configuration Mode
    - Installing JunosE Software
      - Overview
        - Identifying the Software Release File
      - Platform Considerations
      - Installing Software When a Firewall Exists
        - Task 1: Obtain the Required Information
        - Task 2: Divert Network Traffic to Another Router
        - Task 3: Access Privileged Exec Mode
        - Task 4: Configure IP on an Interface
        - Task 5: Copy the Release Files to the Network Host
        - Task 6: Configure Access to the Network Host
        - Task 7: Enable the FTP Server on the Router
        - Task 8: Identify the Files to Transfer
        - Task 9: Transfer Files to the User Space
        - Task 10: Install Files on the System Space
        - Task 11: Save the Current Configuration
        - Task 12: Reboot the System
      - Installing Software When a Firewall Does Not Exist
        - Installing Software in Normal Operational Mode
          - Task 1: Obtain the Required Information
          - Task 2: Divert Network Traffic to Another Router
          - Task 3: Access Privileged Exec Mode
          - Task 4: Configure IP on an Interface
          - Task 5: Configure Access to the Network Host
          - Task 6: Copy the Release Files to the Network Host
          - Task 7: Copy the Software Release File to the Router
          - Task 8: Save the Current Configuration
          - Task 9: Reboot the System
        - Installing Software in Boot Mode
          - Task 1: Obtain the Required Information
          - Task 2: Divert Network Traffic to Another System
          - Task 3: Access the Boot Mode
          - Task 4: Assign an IP Address
          - Task 5: Configure Access to the Network Host
          - Task 6: Resetting the SRP Module
          - Task 7: Copy the Release Files to the Network Host
          - Task 8: Copy the Software Release File to the Router
          - Task 9: Reboot the System
      - Copying Release Files from One Router to Another
      - Upgrading Systems That Are Operating with Two SRP Modules
      - Upgrading JunosE Software
        - Upgrading Software Remotely Through Telnet or FTP
        - Upgrading Software from an NVS Card
          - Upgrading a System That Contains One SRP Module
          - Upgrading a System That Contains Two SRP Modules
      - Downgrading JunosE Software
    - Configuring SNMP
      - Overview
        - Terminology
        - SNMP Features Supported
        - SNMP Client
        - SNMP Server
        - SNMP MIBs
          - Standard SNMP MIBs
          - Juniper Networks E Series Enterprise MIBs
          - Accessing Supported SNMP MIBs
        - SNMP Versions
        - Security Features
        - Management Features
        - Virtual Routers
          - Creating SNMP Proxy
          - Disabling and Reenabling SNMP Proxy
        - Communicating with the SNMP Engine
        - SNMP Attributes
        - SNMP Operations
        - SNMP PDU Types
      - Platform Considerations
      - References
      - Before You Configure SNMP
      - SNMP Configuration Tasks
        - Enabling SNMP
        - Configuring SNMP v1/v2c Community
          - Community Name
          - Privilege Levels
          - IP Access List
        - Configuring SNMPv3 Users
        - Configuring SNMP Dynamic Groups and Views
        - Setting Server Parameters
        - Configuring SNMP Packet Size
        - Configuring Memory Warning
        - Configuring Encoding Method
        - Managing Interface Sublayers
          - Compressing Interfaces
          - Controlling Interface Numbering
          - Monitoring Interface Tables
      - Configuring Traps
        - IP Hosts
        - Trap Categories
        - Trap Severity Levels
        - Specifying an Egress Point for SNMP Traps
        - Configuring Trap Queues
        - Configuring Trap Notification Logs
        - Recovering Lost Traps
      - Configuring the SNMP Server Event Manager
        - Event MIB Purpose
        - Event MIB Structure
          - Trigger Table
          - Objects Table
          - Event Table
        - Configuration Tasks
          - Defining a Boolean Test
          - Defining an Existence Test
          - Defining a Threshold Test
        - Monitoring Events
      - Collecting Bulk Statistics
        - Interface Strings
        - Understanding Counter Discontinuity
        - Configuring Collectors and Receivers
        - Deleting All Bulkstats Configurations
        - Monitoring Collection Statistics
        - Understanding Schemas
          - If-Stats Schema Objects
          - IGMP Schema Objects
          - Policy Schema Objects
          - QoS Schema Objects
        - Configuring Schemas
        - Mapping Bulkstats Output to MIB Flies and CLI Configurations for Bulk Statistics Schema
        - Monitoring Schema Statistics
        - Configuring Interface Numbering Mode
      - Using the Bulk Statistics Formatter
        - Setting Remote Filenames
          - Guidelines
        - Specifying End of Line Format
      - Managing Virtual Routers
      - Monitoring SNMP
        - Establishing a Baseline
        - Viewing SNMP Status
        - Output Filtering
    - Managing the System
      - Overview
      - Platform Considerations
      - Naming the System
      - Configuring the Switch Fabric Bandwidth
      - Configuring Timing
        - Monitoring Timing
      - Using the CLI
      - Managing vty Lines
        - Configuring vty Lines
        - Monitoring vty Lines
      - Clearing Lines
      - Monitoring the Current Configuration
        - Defining the Configuration Output Format
        - Customizing the Configuration Output
        - Detecting Corrupt File Configurations
        - Automatically Recovering Corrupt Configuration Files
      - Configuring the System Automatically
      - Saving the Current Configuration
      - Using the Desktop Tool for Viewing Uncompressed Text Configuration
        - Installation Prerequisites for the Desktop Tool
          - Requirements for Microsoft Windows Systems
          - Requirements for Sun Solaris Systems
          - Requirements for Linux Systems
        - Usage Notes for the Perl Script
      - Customizing the User Interface
        - Setting the Console Speed
        - Configuring the Display Terminal
        - Specifying the Character Set
        - Configuring Login Conditions
        - Setting Time Limits for User Login
        - Setting Time Limits for User Input
        - Configuring CLI Messages
        - Monitoring the Console Settings
      - Sending Messages
      - Managing Memory
      - Managing Files
        - Managing the User Space from a Network Host
        - File Commands and FTP Servers
        - Renaming Files
        - Deleting Files
        - Monitoring Files
        - Viewing Files
      - Transferring Files
        - References
        - Copying and Redirecting Files
        - Using the copy Command
        - copy Command Examples
        - Using TFTP to Transfer Files
        - Configuring the FTP Server
          - Features
          - FTP Passive Mode
          - Configuring Authentication
          - Configuration Tasks
          - Configuration Example
        - Monitoring the FTP Server
        - Copying Partial Releases
      - Configuring the NFS Client
        - References
        - Prerequisites
        - Configuration Tasks
        - Monitoring the NFS Client
      - Using a Loopback Interface
      - Using the Telnet Client
      - Configuring DNS
        - References
        - Assigning Name Servers
        - Using One Name Resolver for Multiple Virtual Routers
        - Monitoring DNS
      - Troubleshooting the System
        - Creating Core Dump Files
          - Boot Mode
          - Global Configuration Mode
        - Managing Core Dump Files
          - Enabling and Disabling the Core Dump Monitor
          - Specifying the Core Dump Monitor Interval
          - Viewing Core Dump Monitor Status
        - Accessing the Core Dump File
        - Capturing and Writing Core Dumps
        - Understanding the Core Dump File
        - Tracking IP Prefix Reachability
        - Gathering Information for Customer Support
      - Managing and Monitoring Resources
        - Enabling and Disabling the Resource Threshold Monitor
        - Viewing Resource Threshold Information
      - Monitoring the System
    - Managing Modules
      - Overview
      - Platform Considerations
        - ERX7xx Models, ERX14xx Models, and the ERX310 Broadband Services Router
          - Line Modules and I/O Modules
          - SRP Modules
        - E120 and E320 Broadband Services Routers
          - Line Modules and IOAs
          - SRP Modules and SFMs
      - Disabling and Reenabling Line Modules, SRP Modules, and SFMs
      - Disabling and Reenabling IOAs
      - Removing an SRP Module
      - Replacing Line Modules on ERX Routers, the E120 Router, and the E320 Router
        - Replacing a Line Module by Erasing the Slot Configuration
        - Replacing a Line Module Without Erasing the Slot Configuration
      - Replacing IOAs on the E120 Router and the E320 Router
        - Replacing SRP Modules and SFMs
      - Software Compatibility
        - Line Modules
        - I/O Modules and IOAs
      - Configuring Performance Rate of Line Modules on ERX7xx Models and the ERX1410 Router
        - Choosing a Combination of Line Modules
          - Slot Groups
          - SRP Modules Bandwidth
          - Line Modules Bandwidth and Switch Usage
          - Allowed Combinations for Line Rate Performance
        - Specifying the Type of Performance
        - Monitoring Bandwidth Oversubscription
        - Troubleshooting Bandwidth Oversubscription
      - Managing Flash Cards on SRP Modules
        - Flash Features
        - Flash Features on the E120 Router and the E320 Router
        - Installing and Removing Flash Cards
        - Synchronizing Flash Cards
          - Synchronizing Flash Cards of Different Capacities
          - Disabling Autosynchronization
        - Validating and Recovering Redundant SRP File Integrity
        - Reformatting the Primary Flash Card
        - Copying the Image on the Primary SRP Module
        - Scanning Flash Cards
        - Monitoring Flash Cards
      - Updating the Router with JunosE Hotfix Files
        - Hotfix Compatibility and Dependency
        - Removing Hotfixes
        - Hotfixes and Backup Settings
        - Hotfixes and Standby SRP Modules
        - Hotfixes and Line Modules
        - Monitoring Hotfixes
          - Example: Using and Monitoring Hotfixes
      - Managing the Ethernet Port on the SRP Module
        - Monitoring Statistics
        - Monitoring the Ethernet Configuration for the SRP Module
      - Enabling Warm Restart Diagnostics on Modules
        - Enabling Warm Restart Diagnostics
        - Enabling Diagnostics
      - Ignoring Diagnostic Test Failures
      - Monitoring Modules
    - Passwords and Security
      - Overview
      - Platform Considerations
      - Setting Basic Password Parameters
        - Creating Encrypted Passwords
        - Creating Secrets
        - Encrypting Passwords in Configuration File
        - Commands and Guidelines
      - Setting and Erasing Passwords
        - Privilege Levels
          - Accessing Privilege Levels
        - Setting Enable Passwords
        - Erasing Enable Passwords
        - Setting a Console Password
        - Erasing the Console Password
        - Monitoring Passwords
      - Vty Line Authentication and Authorization
        - Configuring Simple Authentication
        - Configuring AAA Authentication and AAA Authorization
      - Virtual Terminal Access Lists
      - Secure System Administration with SSH
        - Transport
        - User Authentication
        - Connection
        - Key Management
          - User Key Management
          - Host Key Management
        - Performance
        - Security Concerns
        - Before You Configure SSH
        - SSH Configuration Tasks
          - Configuring Encryption
          - Configuring User Authentication
          - Configuring Message Authentication
          - Enabling and Disabling SSH
          - Displaying SSH Status
          - Terminating an SSH Session
      - Restricting User Access
        - Restricting Access to Commands with RADIUS
        - Per-User Enable Authentication
        - Restricting Access to Virtual Routers
          - VSA Configuration Examples
          - Commands Available to Users
      - Denial of Service (DoS) Protection
        - Suspicious Control Flow Detection
        - Suspicious Control Flow Monitoring
        - Configurable Options
        - Display Options
        - Traps and Logs
        - Suspicious Control Flow Commands
        - Monitoring Suspicious Control Flow
        - Denial-of-Service Protection Groups
        - Group Parameters
        - Attaching Groups
        - Protocol Mapping
        - DoS Protection Group Configuration Example
        - DoS Protection Group Commands
        - Monitoring DoS Protection Groups
    - Writing CLI Macros
      - Platform Considerations
      - Writing Macros
        - Environment Commands
        - Capturing Output of Commands
        - Adding Regular Expression Matching to Macros
        - Extracting a Substring Based on Regular Expression Matching
        - Adding Global Variables for Availability to the onError Macro
        - Unique IDs for Macros
        - Accurate Use of Error Status When Accessed Ourside of onError Macro
        - Variables
        - Literals
        - Operators
          - Assignment
          - Increment and Decrement
          - String Operations
          - Extraction Operations
        - Arithmetic Operations
          - Relational Operations
          - Logical Operations
          - Miscellaneous Operations
        - Conditional Execution
          - If Constructs
          - While Constructs
        - Passing Parameters in Macros
        - Generating Macro Output
        - Invoking Other Macros
      - Detecting and Recording Macro Errors
        - Detectable Macro Errors
        - Logging Macro Results
        - Viewing Macro Errors
        - onError Macro Examples
          - Detecting Invalid Command Formats
          - Detecting Invalid Commands
          - Detecting Missing Macros
      - Running Macros
      - Scheduling Macros
      - Practical Examples
        - Configuring Frame Relay
        - Configuring ATM Interfaces
    - Booting the System
      - Platform Considerations
      - Configuring Your System for Booting
        - Booting the GE-2 Line Module
      - Rebooting Your System
        - Rebooting When a Command Takes a Prolonged Time to Execute
        - Configuration Caching
      - Operations in Boot Mode
      - Displaying Boot Information
        - Output Filtering
    - Configuring the System Clock
      - Overview
        - NTP
        - System Operation as an NTP Client
          - Synchronization
            - Preliminary Synchronization
            - Frequency Calibration
            - Progressive Synchronization
        - System Operation as an NTP Server
      - Platform Considerations
      - References
      - Setting the System Clock Manually
      - Before You Configure NTP
        - Choosing NTP Servers
      - NTP Configuration Tasks
        - Enabling NTP Services
        - NTP Client Configuration
          - Directing Responses from NTP Servers
          - Refusing Broadcasts from NTP Servers
        - NTP Server Configuration
        - Configuration Examples
      - Monitoring NTP
    - Configuring Virtual Routers
      - Overview
        - Default Virtual Router
        - Virtual Router Instances
        - Routing Protocols
        - VPNs and VRFs
          - VPNs
          - VRFs
      - Platform Considerations
      - References
      - Configuring Virtual Routers
      - Monitoring Virtual Routers
  - Reference Material
    - Abbreviations and Acronyms
    - References
      - RFCs
      - Draft RFCs
      - Other Software Standards
      - Hardware Standards
  - Index
    - Index

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

Symbols

> --More-- prompt 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
> .cnf files 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
> .dmp files 1, 2, 3, 4
> .hty files 1, 2, 3
> .log files 1, 2
> .pub files 1, 2, 3
> .rel files
>   specifying for reboot 1, 2
> .scr files 1, 2, 3
> .sts files 1, 2, 3
> .txt files 1, 2, 3
> 3des-cbc encryption algorithm for SSH 1, 2
> ? command 1, 2, 3

A

> AAA (authentication, authorization, accounting)
>   configuring
> aaa commands
>   aaa accounting vr-group
>   aaa authentication enable default
>   aaa authentication login 1, 2
>   aaa domain-map 1, 2
>   aaa local database
>   aaa local username
>   aaa new-model
>   aaa profile
> AAA Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> AAL5 layer (ATM)
> abbreviating keywords
> abbreviations and acronyms
> access and uplink methods
> access levels (CLI)
> access lists
>   for Telnet sessions
> access-class in command
> access-list command 1, 2
> adapter commands
>   adapter accept
>   adapter disable
>   adapter enable
>   adapter erase
> Address Family Configuration mode 1, 2
> address-family ipv4 command
> address-family vpnv4 command
> agent, SNMP 1, 2
> algorithm negotiation, SSH
> arrow keys 1, 2, 3
> assembly numbers, displaying for hardware
> assembly revisions, displaying for hardware
> assigning an IP address 1, 2, 3, 4
> ATM interfaces
> ATM VC Class Configuration mode 1, 2
> ATM VC Configuration mode 1, 2
> attributes, SNMP
> authentication
>   AAA
>   FTP server
>   hmac-md5 for SSH
>   hmac-sha1 for SSH
>   hmac-sha1-96 for SSH
>   new model AAA
>   SSH user
> authentication trap, SNMP
> authorization
>   AAA
> Automatic Commit mode
> automatic synchronization
>   disabling
>   enabling
> autoupgrade
> avp command

B

> B-RAS applications
>   overview
> B-RAS commands
>   aaa accounting vr-group
> backing up software configuration
> Backspace key
> backup router
> bandwidth
>   associated error messages
>   line modules
>   SRP modules
> bandwidth errors
>   troubleshooting
> bandwidth oversubscription
>   configuring
>   monitoring
>   overview
> bandwidth oversubscription command
> banner command
> banners
>   configuring
> baseline commands
>   baseline show-delta-counts
>   baseline snmp
> BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)
> blowfish-cbc encryption algorithm for SSH
> boot commands
>   boot backup
>   boot config
>   boot config factory-defaults
>   boot config once
>   boot config running-configuration
>   boot config startup-configuration
>   boot force-backup
>   boot hotfix
>   boot revert-tolerance
>   boot revert-tolerance never
>   boot subsystem
>   boot system
> Boot mode
>   accessing
>   software installation
> booting the system
>   rebooting
>   while running scripts or macros
> Border Gateway Protocol. See BGP
> bottom-up approach to network configuration
> bridge commands
>   bridge subscriber-policy
> broadcasts, NTP
> bulk statistics, SNMP
>   collecting 1, 2
>   configuring
>     collectors and receivers
>     schemas
>   formatter
>   if-stats objects 1, 2, 3
>   mapping to MIBs and CLI
>   monitoring
>     collection statistics
>     schema statistics
> bulkstats commands See also show bulkstats commands
>   bulkstats collector 1, 2, 3, 4
>   bulkstats collector collect-mode
>   bulkstats collector description
>   bulkstats collector interval
>   bulkstats collector max-size
>   bulkstats collector primary-receiver
>   bulkstats collector secondary-receiver
>   bulkstats collector single-interval
>   bulkstats file-format endOfLine-Lf
>   bulkstats interface-type
>   bulkstats interfaces description-format common
>   bulkstats receiver remote-name
>   bulkstats schema
>   bulkstats schema subtree
>   bulkstats schema subtree policy
>   bulkstats traps
>   bulkstats virtual-router-group

C

> caching, configuration
> capitalization. See case sensitivity
> case sensitivity
> channelized E1 interfaces
>   configuring
> channelized T1 interfaces
>   configuring
> channelized T3 interfaces
>   configuring
>   line rates
> characters on terminal screen, setting bits for 1, 2
> Classifier Group Configuration mode 1, 2
> clear commands
>   clear line
> CLI (command-line interface)
>   abbreviating keywords 1, 2
>   accessing
>   command modes. See command modes
>   context-sensitive help 1, 2
>   editing keys
>   editing on
>   logging in
>   pausing
>   system prompts
> CLI access levels, VSA descriptions 1, 2
> CLI command execution by macro file
> CLI messages
>   configuring
> CLI status indicator
> client, SNMP
>   configuring access 1, 2
> clock
> clock commands
>   clock set
>   clock summer-time date
>   clock summer-time recurring
>   clock timezone
> cOCx/STMx interfaces
>   line rates
> coldStart, SNMP trap
> Color Mark Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> color-mark-profile command
> command history keys
> command modes
>   accessing
>   exiting 1, 2
> command-line interface. See CLI
> command-line prompts
> commands
>   abbreviating
>   editing on CLI
>   issuing from other command modes 1, 2, 3
>   listing available
>   pausing before executing
>   using
> commands for troubleshooting
> community table, SNMP
>   community name
>   configuring
>   IP access list
>   privilege levels
> community, SNMP 1, 2, 3
> configuration caching
> configuration file
>   running
> configuration modes. See command modes
> configuration tasks, general
> configuration, software 1, 2
> configure command 1, 2, 3
> configuring. See specific feature or protocol
> confirmations explicit command
> console
>   monitoring settings
>   password
>   restricting login
>   setting speed
> console lines
>   clearing
> contact person for SNMP server
> context-sensitive help 1, 2
> control flow monitoring
> Control Plane Configuration mode 1, 2, 3
> control plane security
> control-plane command
> controller commands
> Controller Configuration mode 1, 2
> conventions
>   notice icons
>   text and syntax
> copy commands
>   copy 1, 2, 3
>   copy running-configuration
>   copy running-configuration startup-configuration
>   copy startup-configuration
>   examples
> copying the software release file 1, 2, 3
> core dump files for troubleshooting 1, 2
> core dumps
> corrupted files. See flash cards, scanning
> crypto key dss command
> Ctrl-key combinations (CLI)
>   command history
>   command-line editing
> current configuration
>   saving 1, 2
> customer support
>   contacting JTAC
>   gathering information for

D

> data link-layer interfaces
>   configuring
> data set ready signal. See DSR
> data-character-bits command
> default version
> default virtual router
> delete command
> Delete key
> denial of service (DoS)
>   attaching groups
>   attacks
>   group parameters
>   protection
>   protocol mapping
> DHCP Pool Configuration mode 1, 2, 3
> diag command
> diag-level command
> diagnostics
>   enabling at warm restart
> Diffie-Hellman key exchange
> digital subscriber line access multiplexers. See DSLAMs
> dir command
> disable command 1, 2
> disable-autosync command
> disconnect ssh command
> display terminal
>   configuring
> displaying configuration information. See show commands
> distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack
> distribution lists
> DNS (Domain Name System)
>   configuring
> do command 1, 2, 3
> documentation set
>   comments on
> Domain Map Configuration mode 1, 2
> Domain Map Tunnel Configuration mode 1, 2
> DoS protection group commands
>   atm dos-protection-group
>   bridge1483 dos-protection-group
>   dos-protection-group
>   ethernet dos-protection-group
>   frame-relay dos-protection-group
>   hdlc dos-protection-group
>   ip dos-protection-group
>   ipv6 dos-protection-group
>   lag dos-protection-group
>   ppp dos-protection-group
>   pppoe dos-protection-group
>   priority burst
>   priority over-subscription-factor
>   priority rate
>   protocol burst
>   protocol drop-probability
>   protocol priority
>   protocol rate
>   protocol skip-priority-rate-limiter
>   protocol weight
>   use canned-group
>   vlan dos-protection-group
> Down Arrow key
> draft RFCs
> Drop Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> drop-profile command
> DS1 channels
> DS3 channels
> DSLAMs (digital subscriber line access multiplexers) 1, 2, 3, 4
> DSR (data set ready), restricting login with
> dsr-detect command
> dump files, core

E

> E120 and E320 Broadband Services Routers
>   managing
> E3 interfaces
>   line rates
> E320 Broadband Services Routers
>   interface specifiers
> edge aggregation applications
>   private line aggregation
> editing on command-line interface
> enable commands
>   enable 1, 2, 3, 4
>   enable password
>   enable privilege-level
>   enable secret
> enable passwords, erasing
> encrypt passwords
> encryption
>   3des-cbc for SSH
>   blowfish-cbc for SSH
>   configuring SSH
>   twofish-cbc for SSH
> end command
> Enter key 1, 2, 3
> Enterprise SNMP MIB
> entity, SNMP
> environment, system
> erase secrets command 1, 2
> Esc-key combinations (CLI)
> Ethernet
>   Telnet on
> Ethernet port on SRP module
>   monitoring
> events
>   SNMP
> exception commands See also show exception commands
>   exception dump
>   exception gateway
>   exception monitor
>   exception protocol ftp
>   exception source
> exclude-subsystem command
> exec-banner command
> exec-timeout command
> exit command 1, 2
> exiting the system
> Explicit Path Configuration mode 1, 2
> E Series routers
>   assigning IP address to
>   booting 1, 2, 3, 4
>   remote access. See B-RAS applications

F

> Fast Ethernet interfaces
>   specifying an interface
> file corruptions
> file system configuration, saving current
> files
>   copying 1, 2, 3
>   deleting
>   macro
>   managing
>   monitoring
>   redirecting
>   renaming
>   transferring
>   types of
>   viewing
> flash (NVS or nonvolatile storage) cards
>   copying
>   device names
>   different capacities
>   E120 and E320 Broadband Services Routers features
>   formatting
>   halt command to prevent corruption
>   installing
>   managing
>   monitoring
>   primary
>   rebooting and configuration data
>   rebooting in response to corrupt sectors
>   replacing
>   scanning
>     physical errors
>     structural errors in data
>   scanning utility
>   secondary
>   synchronizing
>   synchronizing with different capacities
>   validating and recovering file integrity
> flash-disk commands
>   flash-disk compare
>   flash-disk duplicate
>   flash-disk initialize
>   flash-disk scan
> Frame Relay interfaces
> FTP access
>   configuring
> FTP client
> FTP server
>   authentication
>   configuring
>   monitoring
> ftp-server enable command

G

> Get operation, SNMP
> GetBulk operation, SNMP
> GetBulk PDU type, SNMP
> GetNext operation, SNMP
> GetNextRequest PDU type, SNMP
> GetRequest PDU type, SNMP
> GetResponse PDU type, SNMP
> Global Configuration mode
>   exiting
> group, SNMP

H

> halt command 1, 2
> hardware
>   monitoring information
>   standards
>   versions, displaying 1, 2
> HDLC parameters
> help
>   CLI system
> help command 1, 2, 3
> history command
> hmac-md5 authentication for SSH
> hmac-sha1 authentication for SSH
> hmac-sha1-96 authentication for SSH
> host command
> host ftp command
> host table, modifying 1, 2
> hostname command
> hotfix activate command
> hotfix files, monitoring
> hotfixes
>   activating
>   arming
>   backup settings and
>   compatibility
>   dependencies
>   displaying
>   hot-patchable
>   startup
>   synchronizing on SRP modules

I

> I/O adapters. See IOAs
> I/O modules
>   software compatibility
> if constructs, macro
> ILMI (integrated local management interface)
> image on primary SRP module, copying
> installing system software
>   required information 1, 2, 3
> interactive help system. See help
> interface commands
>   interface 1, 2, 3
>   interface fastEthernet
>   interface loopback
> Interface Configuration mode 1, 2
> interfaces
>   configuring
>   Fast Ethernet
>   physical, configuring 1, 2
>   shared interfaces
>   subscriber interfaces
> IOA configurations
>   deleting 1, 2
> IOAs
>   disabling 1, 2
>   enabling
>   erasing configurations 1, 2
>   replacing
> IP access list, SNMP
> IP addresses
>   assigning 1, 2, 3
>   configuring
> ip commands
>   ip atm-vc
>   ip dhcp-local pool
>   ip domain-lookup 1, 2
>   ip domain-lookup transit-virtual-router
>   ip domain-name
>   ip ftp source-address
>   ip ftp source-interface
>   ip name-server
>   ip vrf 1, 2
> IP multicast
> IP NAT Pool Configuration mode 1, 2
> ip nfs commands
>   ip nfs
>   ip nfs host
> ip rate-limit-profile command
> ip ssh commands
>   ip ssh authentication-retries
>   ip ssh crypto
>   ip ssh disable-user-authentication
>   ip ssh mac
>   ip ssh sleep
>   ip ssh timeout 1, 2
> IP support
>   IP/ATM
>   IP/Ethernet
>   IP/FR
>   IP/HDLC
>   IP/PPP
> IP tunnels
> ip vrf commands
>   ip vrf
> IPSec (IP Security)
>   AH
>   ESP
> IPSec CA Identity Configuration mode
> ipsec commands
>   ipsec ca identity
>   ipsec identity
>   ipsec ike-policy-rule
>   ipsec key manual
>   ipsec key pubkey-chain rsa
> IPSec Identity Configuration mode 1, 2
> IPSec IKE Policy Configuration mode 1, 2
> IPSec Manual Key Configuration mode 1, 2, 3
> IPSec Peer Public Key Configuration mode 1, 2
> IPSec Transport Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> IPSec Tunnel Profile Configuration mode
> IPv6 Local Configuration mode
> IPv6 Local Pool Configuration mode
> IS-IS protocol
> issuing commands from other CLI modes 1, 2, 3

J

> Juniper Networks E Series enterprise SNMP MIB

K

> keywords
>   partial-keyword

L

> L2 Transport Load-Balancing-Circuit Configuration mode 1, 2
> L2C commands
>   l2c
>   neighbor
> L2TP (Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol)
> l2tp commands
>   l2tp destination profile
>   l2tp rate-limit-profile
>   l2tp switch-profile
> L2TP Destination Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> L2TP Destination Profile Host Configuration mode 1, 2
> L2TP Tunnel Switch Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> Layer 2 Control Configuration mode 1, 2
> Layer 2 Control Neighbor Configuration mode 1, 2
> Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol. See L2TP
> layered approach to network configuration
> LDP Configuration mode 1, 2
> Left Arrow key
> levels of CLI access
> line command 1, 2, 3
> Line Configuration mode 1, 2
> line module configurations
>   deleting 1, 2
> line modules
>   allowed combinations 1, 2
>   bandwidth
>   combinations 1, 2
>   disabling 1, 2
>   enabling
>   erasing configurations 1, 2, 3
>   initialization sequence
>   line rates
>   performance rate
>   replacing
>   restricted combinations
>   slot groups 1, 2, 3
>   software
>     compatibility
>   switch usage
>   troubleshooting
> line rates
> line vty command 1, 2
> lines
>   clearing
>   configuring
>   monitoring
>   setting on terminal screen
> link-up, link-down traps, SNMP
> linking to an FTP server. See FTP access
> listing commands available
> listing configuration settings. See show commands
> listing files on system
> LMI (local management interface) 1, 2, 3
> Local IPSec Transport Profile Configuration mode 1, 2, 3
> Local User Configuration mode 1, 2, 3
> location of SNMP server
> log commands
>   log severity
> logging in to system
> logging system events
>   viewing logs
> login banner
> login commands
>   login 1, 2, 3
>   login authentication
> login conditions
>   configuring
> long scripts, copying

M

> MAC (media access control) addresses
>   configuring for SSH
> macro (.mac) files 1, 2
> macro command
> macros
>   comments
>   conditional execution
>   control expressions
>   environment commands
>   if constructs
>   invoking from another macro file 1, 2
>   literals
>   naming
>   noncontrol expressions
>   operators
>     arithmetic
>     assignment
>     extraction
>     increment and decrement
>     logical
>     miscellaneous
>     relational
>     string
>   resetting system while running
>   variables
>   while constructs
>   writing 1, 2
> managed object, SNMP
> Management Information Bases. See MIBs
> Manual Commit mode
> manuals
>   comments on
> Map Class Configuration mode 1, 2
> Map List Configuration mode 1, 2
> map-class frame-relay command
> map-list command
> master router
> master, NTP
> MD5 authentication
>   SSH
> memory (hardware), displaying
> memory management
> memory warning command
> message authentication code. See MAC addresses
> message-of-the-day (MOTD) banner 1, 2
> MIBs (Management Information Bases)
>   definition of
>   Juniper Networks E Series enterprise
>   standard SNMP
> modules
>   disabling
>   E Series, managing
>   E120 and E320 Broadband Services Routers
>   enabling
>   monitoring
>   replacing
> monitor. See terminal
> more command
> motd-banner command
> mount command
> mounting a CD on an FTP server 1, 2, 3
> MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching)
> mpls commands
>   mpls explicit-path name
>   mpls ldp profile
>   mpls rsvp profile
>   mpls tunnels profile
> Multiprotocol Label Switching. See MPLS

N

> names
>   renaming local files
>   system name
> network configuration
>   layered (bottom-up) approach
>   routing protocols
> network elements, SNMP
> Network File System. See NFS client
> network planning
>   access lists
>   BGP
>   COCX-F3 modules
>   configurable HDLC parameters
>   configuration overview 1, 2
>   CT3 12-F0 modules
>   data link-layer interfaces
>   distribution lists
>   E3 modules
>   Ethernet modules
>   general configuration tasks
>   interfaces and subinterfaces
>   IP multicast
>   IP/ATM
>   IP/Frame Relay
>   IP/HDLC
>   IP/PPP
>   L2TP
>   layered approach
>   line module features
>   MPLS
>   non-PPP equal access
>   OSPF 1, 2
>   physical layer interfaces
>   policy management
>     configuring
>   private line aggregation
>   RIP
>   route maps
>   routing policy
>   routing protocols
>   SONET
>   virtual routers
>   VRRP
> network servers, displaying list of
> Network Time Protocol. See NTP
> new model AAA authentication
> NFS client
>   configuring
>   overview
> no boot hotfix all-releases command
> no command 1, 2
> non-PPP equal access
> nonvolatile storage. See flash (NVS or nonvolatile storage) cards
> notice icons
> NTP (Network Time Protocol)
>   best server
>   broadcasts
>   client-server associations
>   configuring
>   master
>   monitoring 1, 2
>   overview
>   peers
>   replies
>   requests
>   servers 1, 2, 3
>   synchronization
>   virtual routers 1, 2
> NTP client
>   configuring the system as
>   system operation as
> ntp commands See also show ntp commands
>   ntp access-group
>   ntp broadcast
>   ntp broadcast-client
>   ntp broadcast-delay
>   ntp disable
>   ntp enable
>   ntp master
>   ntp server
>   ntp server enable
>   ntp source
> NTP control queries
> NTP servers
>   assigning
>   best
>   choosing
>   configuring virtual routers as
>   enabling NTP broadcasting
>   enabling on a virtual router
>   primary
>   selecting
>   system operation as

O

> objects, tracking reachability 1, 2, 3
> OC48/STM16 interfaces, configuring
> OCx/STMx interfaces
>   configuring
> Open Shortest Path First. See OSPF
> OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)
> output filtering
>   from the --More-- prompt
>   show command
> oversubscription, bandwidth
>   configuring
>   monitoring
>   overview
> overview, NTP

P

> packet mirroring
>   and SNMP
> packet size, SNMP
> pagination keys
> parameters 1, 2
> parent-group command 1, 2, 3
> partial releases, copying
> password command 1, 2, 3, 4
> passwords See also Privileged Exec mode
>   enabling
>   encryption
>   erasing console passwords
> passwords and secrets
>   deleting
> patching the system with hotfixes
> pausing before command execution
> PDU (protocol data unit)
> performance rate, line modules
>   configuring
> physical errors in flash cards
> physical interfaces, configuring 1, 2
> physical slots
>   rebooting selected
> ping command 1, 2
> platform considerations
>   installing JunosE Software
>   macros
>   managing modules
>   network planning
>   passwords and security
>   SNMP
>   system booting
>   system clock
>   system management
>   using the CLI
>   virtual routers
> Policy List Configuration mode 1, 2
> Policy List Parent Group Configuration mode 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
> policy management
>   QoS classification and marking
>   rate limiting
>   types of services 1, 2
>   xDSL session termination
> polling NTP servers
> POS interfaces
> PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol)
>   protocol support
> PPPoE Service Name Table Configuration mode 1, 2
> pppoe-service-name-table command
> primary flash card
>   initializing
>   reformatting
> primary NTP servers
> private line aggregation
> privilege groups
> privilege level
>   accessing
>   ambiguous commands
>   changing command privileges
>   command exceptions
>   defining CLI
>   keyword mapping
>   password encryption
>   setting
>     default line
>     multiple commands
>     no or default versions
>   SNMP
>   viewing information
> privilege level command
> Privileged Exec mode See also passwords
>   accessing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
>   exiting 1, 2, 3
> privileged-level access (CLI) 1, 2, 3, See also Privileged Exec mode
> profile commands
>   profile
> Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> progress indicator (CLI)
> prompts, CLI system
> protocol data unit. See PDU
> proxy, SNMP 1, 2
> pvc command

Q

> QoS (quality of service)
> QoS commands
>   qos-profile command
> QoS Interface Set Configuration mode 1, 2
> QoS Interface Superset Configuration mode 1, 2
> QoS Parameter Configuration mode
> QoS Parameter Definition Configuration mode 1, 2
> QoS Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> QoS Shared Shaper Control Configuration mode
> qos-profile command
> qos-shared-shaper-control command
> Queue Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> queue-profile command

R

> RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service)
>   authentication, restricting access
>   password authentication
>   per-user enable authentication
>   restricting access to commands 1, 2
>   user authentication
> radius commands
>   radius accounting server
>   radius authentication server
>   radius dynamic-request server
> RADIUS Configuration mode 1, 2
> radius relay commands
>   radius relay accounting server
>   radius relay authentication server
> RADIUS Relay Configuration mode
> Rate Limit Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> rate limiting
>   per priority
>   per protocol
> reachability, tracking
> reaching an FTP server. See FTP access
> reboot history (reboot.hty) file
> reboot history, displaying
> rebooting the system
> redistribute routes
> Redundancy Configuration mode 1, 2
> references
>   draft RFCs
>   hardware standards
>   non-RFC software standards
>   RFCs
> refusing NTP broadcasts
> regular expressions
>   metacharacters
>     specifying as literals
> releasing available memory
> reload commands
>   reload 1, 2
>   reload at
>   reload in
>   reload slot
> Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service. See RADIUS
> remote host command
> Remote Neighbor Configuration mode 1, 2
> remote-neighbor command
> rename command
> renaming files
> replies, NTP
> reset button, software
> resetting while running scripts or macros
> resource commands
>   resource if-type
>   resource threshold
> resources
>   monitoring
> revisions, displaying assembly
> RFC 1213 interface numbering
> RFCs
>   draft
> Right Arrow key
> RIP (Routing Information Protocol)
> Route Map Configuration mode 1, 2
> route maps
> route-map command
> router commands
>   router
>   router bgp
>   router ospf
>   router pim
>   router rip 1, 2
> Router Configuration mode 1, 2
> routers. See system
> Routing Information Protocol. See RIP
> routing policy
>   configuring
> routing protocols
>   configuring
> routing, IP
>   configuring other protocols
>   monitoring
> RSVP Configuration mode 1, 2
> rtr commands
>   rtr
> RTR Configuration mode 1, 2
> run command 1, 2, 3

S

> schedule-profile command
> Scheduler Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> screen. See terminal
> script files
> scripts
>   resetting system while running
> secondary NTP servers
> secure IP tunnels
> Secure Shell Server protocol. See SSH
> security
>   administration through SSH instead of Telnet
>   SSH issues
> security features of SNMP
> send command
> sending messages to terminals
> serial numbers, displaying for hardware
> servers, NTP
> service commands
>   service
>   service ctrl-x-reboot 1, 2
>   service manual-commit
>   service password-encryption 1, 2
>   service unattended password-recovery
> Service Manager commands
>   service-management service-session-profile
> Service Session Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> Set operation, SNMP
> SetRequest PDU type, SNMP
> SFMs (switch fabric modules)
>   accepting configurations
>   disabling 1, 2
>   enabling
>   erasing configurations
>   overview
>   replacing
> shared interfaces
> show aaa commands
>   show aaa domain-map
> show bandwidth oversubscription
> show boot command
> show bulkstats commands
>   show bulkstats
>   show bulkstats collector interface-type
>   show bulkstats collector interval
>   show bulkstats collector max-size
>   show bulkstats collector transfer-mode
>   show bulkstats receiver
>   show bulkstats router-group
>   show bulkstats statistics
>   show bulkstats traps
> show command output, filtering
> show commands
>   show output filtering feature 1, 2
>   show policy-list
>   show redirecting output
> show configuration commands
>   show configuration 1, 2
>   show configuration category
>   show configuration interface
>   show configuration virtual-router 1, 2
> show dos-protection-group
> show environment command
> show exception commands
>   show exception dump
>   show exception monitor
> show fabric weights command
> show flash command
> show ftp-server command
> show hardware command 1, 2
> show hosts command
> show hotfix command
> show ip commands
>   show ip domain-lookup command
>   show ip forwarding-table slot
>   show ip ssh
> show ip nfs command
> show last-reset command
> show line console 0 command
> show line vty command 1, 2
> show log commands
>   show log data
> show memory-management protection command
> show ntp commands
>   show ntp associations
>   show ntp associations detail
>   show ntp status
> show nvs command
> show processes command 1, 2
> show reboot-history command
> show reload command
> show running-configuration command 1, 2
> show secrets command
> show snmp commands
>   show snmp
>   show snmp community
>   show snmp interfaces
>   show snmp notificationLog
>   show snmp trap
>   show snmp trapstat
> show subsystems command
> show suspicious-control-flow-detection commands
>   show suspicious-control-flow-detection counts
>   show suspicious-control-flow-detection flows
>   show suspicious-control-flow-detection info
>   show suspicious-control-flow-detection protocol
> show tech-support command
> show terminal command 1, 2
> show timing command
> show users command
> show utilization command 1, 2
> show version command 1, 2, 3, 4
> show virtual-router command
> Simple Network Management Protocol. See SNMP
> sleep command
> slot commands
>   slot accept
>   slot disable
>   slot enable
>   slot erase 1, 2
> slot groups and module arrangements 1, 2
> SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)
>   agent software 1, 2
>   attributes
>   bulk statistics collection
>   client software
>     configuring access 1, 2
>   communities 1, 2, 3
>   compressing interfaces
>   configuration tasks
>   enabling
>   encoding method
>   engine
>   entity
>   group
>   interface numbering
>   management features
>   managing interface sublayers
>   memory warning
>   monitoring interface tables
>   monitoring status 1, 2
>   multiple virtual routers 1, 2
>   operations
>   packet mirroring
>   packet size, setting
>   PDU
>   proxy, creating
>   RFC 1213 compatibility
>   schema
>     configuring
>     monitoring
>   security features
>   server
>   server parameters, setting
>   traps. See SNMP traps
>   users, configuring
>   versions
>   view 1, 2
>   viewing status
>   virtual routers
> SNMP commands See also bulkstats commands
>   agent context-name
>   bulkstats interfaces rfc 1213
>   delta-sampling
>   enable
>   event
>   frequency
>   notification id
>   resource
>   trigger
> snmp commands
>   snmp interfaces description-format
>   snmp trap ip link-status
>   snmp trap link-status
>   snmp-server
>   snmp-server community
>   snmp-server contact
>   snmp-server enable traps
>   snmp-server host 1, 2, 3
>   snmp-server interfaces compress
>   snmp-server interfaces compress-restriction
>   snmp-server interfaces rfc1213
>   snmp-server location
>   snmp-server notificationLog ageOut
>   snmp-server notificationLog entryLimit
>   snmp-server notificationLog log
>   snmp-server packetsize
>   snmp-server trap-proxy
>   snmp-server trap-source
>   snmp-server user
> SNMP Event Manager Configuration mode 1, 2
> SNMP traps
>   enabling
> software
>   compatibility
>   configuration
>     backing up
>     saving
>   installing 1, 2
>   line rates
>   release file
>   updating
>   upgrading 1, 2, 3
> software release file
>   accessing 1, 2, 3
>   specifying for reboot
> software reset button
> software standards
>   draft RFCs
>   non-RFC standards
>   RFCs
> software versions, displaying 1, 2
> Space key 1, 2
> speed command
> SRP module configurations
>   deleting 1, 2
> SRP module redundancy
>   hotfixes and
>   validating and recovering file integrity
> SRP modules
>   bandwidth
>   configuring
>   copying image
>   core dump file
>   disabling
>   enabling
>   erasing configurations 1, 2
>   overview
>   removing
>   replacing
>   reset button
>   synchronizing
> SSH (Secure Shell Server)
>   algorithm negotiation
>   client configuration
>   configuration prerequisites
>   configuring
>   connections
>   disabling
>   enabling
>   encryption algorithms
>     3des-cbc
>     blowfish-cbc
>     twofish-cbc
>   encryption, configuring
>   generating host keys
>   host key management
>   key exchange
>   message authentication
>     configuring
>     hmac-md5
>     hmac-sha1
>     hmac-sha1-96
>   monitoring
>   performance issues
>   security concerns
>   server public key files
>   terminating
>   user authentication
>     configuring
>   user key management
> standards
>   draft RFCs
>   hardware standards
>   non-RFC software standards
>   RFCs
> startup configuration
>   saving
> static host maps, adding 1, 2
> static tunnels
> statistics
>   SNMP 1, 2
> statistics (.sts) files
> Statistics Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> statistics-profile command
> status indicator (CLI)
> stratum 1 servers. See NTP servers, primary
> structural errors in flash data
> Subinterface Configuration mode 1, 2
> subinterfaces
>   configuring
> subscriber interfaces
> subscriber policy commands
>   subscriber-policy
> Subscriber Policy Configuration mode 1, 2
> summer time, specifying
> support, technical See technical support
> suspicious control flow detection
>   display options
>   logs
>   parameters
>   traps
> suspicious control flow monitoring
> suspicious-control-flow-detection commands
>   baseline suspicious-control-flow-detection counts
>   clear suspicious-control-flow-detection
>   suspicious-control-flow-detection grouping-off
>   suspicious-control-flow-detection off
>   suspicious-control-flow-detection protocol backoff-time
>   suspicious-control-flow-detection protocol low-threshold
>   suspicious-control-flow-detection protocol threshold
> switch fabric modules. See SFMs
> switch usage, line modules
> synchronization process 1, 2
> synchronization reserve file
> synchronize command 1, 2
> system
>   autoupgrade feature
>   basic parameters
>   booting
>     rebooting
>   command-line interface. See CLI
>   configuring automatically
>   environment information
>   exiting
>   FTP client
>   FTP server
>   initializing line modules
>   levels of access 1, 2
>   logging in
>   logging/troubleshooting, commands for 1, 2
>   managing
>   monitoring
>   passwords
>   patching with hotfixes
>   physical slots, rebooting
>   RADIUS password authentication
>   software reset button
>   system configuration files 1, 2
>   system name
>   TFTP client
>   timing
>   updating with hotfixes
>   virtual router limitations
> system clock
>   setting
> system commands
>   privilege
>   privilege-group alias
>   privilege-group membership
>   privilege-group membership clear
>   write core
> system configuration
>   saving current 1, 2, 3
>   saving startup
> system passwords. See passwords
> system security
> system.log file

T

> T1 lines, controllers for
> T3 interfaces
>   configuring
>   controllers for
>   line rates
> Tab key 1, 2, 3
> TACACS+
>   aaa authentication login
>   restricting access to commands
> tag-group command
> tech-support encoded-string command
> technical support
>   contacting JTAC
> Telnet
>   access lists
>   client, using
>   configuring to listen in nondefault virtual router
>   logins
> telnet commands
>   telnet
>   telnet listen
> terminal
>   configuring display
>   displaying configuration
>   displaying international characters 1, 2
>   sending messages to
>   setting length (in lines)
>   setting width (in characters)
> terminal commands See also show terminal command
>   terminal data-character-bits
>   terminal length
>   terminal speed
>   terminal width
> text and syntax conventions
> text files
> TFTP client
> thermal protection mode
> time limits, setting
>   for user input
>   for user login
> time zone, specifying
> timeout login response command
> timing commands
>   timing disable-auto-upgrade
>   timing select
>   timing source
> timing, system See also system clock
>   configuring
>   monitoring
> trace command
> tracking objects 1, 2, 3
> Traffic Class Configuration mode 1, 2
> Traffic Class Group Configuration mode 1, 2
> traffic-class command
> traffic-class-group command
> transport protocols, xDSL
> traps command
> traps, SNMP
>   categories
>   configuring
>   configuring notification logs for
>   configuring trap queues
>   operation
>   PDU type
>   recovering lost traps
>   severity levels
>   specifying an egress point for
>   statistics
>   status information
> troubleshooting core dump files
> tunnel commands
>   tunnel 1, 2
> Tunnel Group Configuration mode 1, 2, 3
> Tunnel Group Tunnel Configuration mode 1, 2, 3
> Tunnel Profile Configuration mode 1, 2
> Tunnel Server Configuration mode 1, 2
> tunnel-server command
> tunnels, IP
> twofish-cbc encryption algorithm for SSH

U

> Universal Coordinated Time. See UTC
> Up Arrow key
> updating the system software
> updating the system with hotfixes
> upgrading software
>   systems with one SRP module
>   systems with two SRP modules
> uplink methods
> user access, restricting
> user authentication, configuring 1, 2, See also authentication
> User Exec mode 1, 2, 3, See also Privileged Exec mode
> user interface commands
> user interface, customizing
> user level access (CLI)
> UTC (Universal Coordinated Time) 1, 2

V

> vc-class atm command
> vendor-specific attributes. See VSAs
> versions
>   default
>   displaying for hardware
>   displaying for hardware/software
>   displaying for software
>   SNMP
> view, SNMP 1, 2
> viewing files 1, 2, See also show commands
> virtual interfaces (subinterfaces)
> virtual router commands
>   ip vrf
>   virtual-router 1, 2, 3, 4
> Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP). See VRRP
> virtual routers
>   configuring 1, 2
>   default virtual router
>   map VR to domain map 1, 2
>   monitoring 1, 2
>   name resolvers for multiple
>   NTP 1, 2, 3, 4
>   restricting access
>   SNMP
>     managing
>   VPNs
>   VRFs
>   VSAs
>   with routing protocols 1, 2, 3
> VPN routing and forwarding instance. See VRF
> VPNs (virtual private networks)
> VR Group Configuration mode 1, 2
> VRF (VPN routing and forwarding instance)
> VRF Configuration mode 1, 2
> VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol) 1, 2
> VSAs (vendor-specific attributes)
>   levels of CLI access
>   restricting access to virtual routers
> vty lines
>   clearing
>   configuring
>   managing
>   monitoring
>   users of

W

> waiting before command execution
> warm restart
>   enabling diagnostics at
> warmStart, SNMP trap
> while constructs, macro
> width of terminal screen, setting
> write memory command
> writing macros

X

> xDSL
>   protocols
>   session termination