rfc1470.txt

著名的RFC文档,其中有一些文档是已经翻译成中文的的.

        CAVEATS
                None.

        BUGS
                None known.

        LIMITATIONS
                None known.

        HARDWARE REQUIRED
                Has been tested on SUN 3 and SUN 4 architectures.

        SOFTWARE REQUIRED
                The ISODE protocol suite, BSD UNIX.

        AVAILABILITY
                The CMIP library and related management tools built
                upon it, known as OSIMIS (OSI Management Information
                Service), are publicly available from University
                College London, England via FTP and FTAM.  To obtain
                information regarding a copy send email to
                [e-mail] or call [phone].






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          Internet Tool Catalog                            DECADDRS

          NAME
               decaddrs, decaroute, decnroute, xnsroutes, bridgetab

          KEYWORDS
               manager, map, routing; bridge, DECnet; NMS, SNMP; UNIX.

          ABSTRACT
               These commands display private MIB information from
               Wellfleet systems.  They retrieve and format for
               display values of one or several MIB variables from the
               Wellfleet Communications private enterprise MIB, using
               the SNMP (RFC1098).  In particular these tools are used
               to examine the non-IP modules (DECnet, XNS, and Bridg-
               ing) of a Wellfleet system.

               Decaddrs displays the DECnet configuration of a
               Wellfleet system acting as a DECnet router, showing the
               static parameters associated with each DECnet inter-
               face.  Decaroute and decnroute display the DECnet
               inter-area and intra-area routing tables (that is area
               routes and node routes).  Xnsroutes displays routes
               known to a Wellfleet system acting as an XNS router.
               Bridgetab displays the bridge forwarding table with the
               disposition of traffic arriving from or directed to
               each station known to the Wellfleet bridge module.  All
               these commands take an IP address as the argument and
               can specify an SNMP community for the retrieval.  One
               SNMP query is performed for each row of the table.
               Note that the Wellfleet system must be operating as an
               IP router for the SNMP to be accessible.

          MECHANISM
               Management information is exchanged by use of SNMP.

          CAVEATS
               None.

          BUGS
               None known.

          LIMITATIONS
               None reported.

          HARDWARE REQUIRED
               Distributed and supported for Sun 3 systems.




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          SOFTWARE REQUIRED
               Distributed and supported for SunOS 3.5 and 4.x.

          AVAILABILITY
               Commercial product of:
                    Wellfleet Communications, Inc.
                    12 DeAngelo Drive
                    Bedford, MA 01730-2204
                    [phone]










































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          Internet Tool Catalog                                    DIG

          NAME
               DiG

          KEYWORDS
               status; DNS; spoof; UNIX; free.

          ABSTRACT
               DiG (domain information groper), is a command line tool
               which queries DNS servers in either an interactive or a
               batch mode.  It was developed to be more
               convenient/flexible than nslookup for gathering perfor-
               mance data and testing DNS servers.

          MECHANISM
               Dig is built on a slightly modified version of the bind
               resolver (release 4.8).

          CAVEATS
               none.

          BUGS
               None known.

          LIMITATIONS
               None reported.

          HARDWARE REQUIRED
               No restrictions.

          SOFTWARE REQUIRED
               BSD UNIX.

          AVAILABILITY
               DiG is available via anonymous FTP from venera.isi.edu
               in pub/dig.2.0.tar.Z.














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        Internet Tool Catalog                  EMANATE_SNMP_RESEARCH

        NAME
                EMANATE: Enhanced MANagement Agent Through Extensions
                from SNMP Research.

        KEYWORDS
                alarm, control, manager, reference, security, status;
                bridge, Ethernet, FDDI, IP, OSI, ring, star;
                NMS, SNMP;
                sourcelib.

        ABSTRACT
                The EMANATE system provides a run-time extensible SNMP
                agent that dynamically reconfigures an agent's MIB
                without having to recompile, relink, or restart the
                agent.  An EMANATE capable SNMP agent can support zero,
                one, or many subagents and dynamically reconfigure to
                connect or disconnect those subagents' MIBs.

                The EMANATE system consists of several logically
                independent components and subsystems:

                o Master SNMP agent which contains an API to communicate
                  with subagents.
                o Subagents which implement various MIBS.
                o Subagent Developer's Kit which contains tools to assist
                  in the implementation of subagents.
                o EMANATE libraries which provide the API for the
                  subagent.

        MECHANISM
                A concise API allows a standard means of communication
                between the master and subagents.  System dependent
                mechanisms are employed for transfer of information
                between the master and subagents.

        CAVEATS
                None.

        BUGS
                None known.

        LIMITATIONS
                None reported.






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        HARDWARE REQUIRED
                Multiple platforms including PC's, workstations, hosts,
                and servers are supported.  Contact SNMP Research for
                more details.

        SOFTWARE REQUIRED
                C compiler.

        AVAILABILITY AND CONTACT POINT FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THIS TOOL
                This is a commercial product available under license
                from:

                SNMP Research
                3001 Kimberlin Heights Road
                Knoxville, TN  37920-9716
                Attn:  John Southwood, Sales and Marketing
                [phone] (Voice)  [phone] (FAX)

        CONTACT POINT FOR CHANGES TO THIS CATALOG ENTRY
                [e-mail]































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          Internet Tool Catalog                          ETHERFIND_SUN

          NAME
               etherfind

          KEYWORDS
               traffic; ethernet, IP, NFS; eavesdrop; UNIX.

          ABSTRACT
               Etherfind examines the packets that traverse a network
               interface, and outputs a text file describing the
               traffic.  In the file, a single line of text describes
               a single packet: it contains values such as protocol
               type, length, source, and destination.  Etherfind can
               print out all packet traffic on the ethernet, or
               traffic for the local host.  Further packet filtering
               can be done on the basis of protocol: IP, ARP, RARP,
               ICMP, UDP, ND, TCP, and filtering can also be done
               based on the source, destination addresses as well as
               TCP and UDP port numbers.

          MECHANISM
               In usual operations, and by default, etherfind puts the
               interface in promiscuous mode.  In 4.3BSD UNIX and
               related OSs, it uses a Network Interface Tap (NIT) to
               obtain a copy of traffic on an ethernet interface.

          CAVEATS
               None.

          BUGS
               None known.

          LIMITATIONS
               Minimal protocol information is printed.  Can  only  be
               run by the super user.  The syntax is painful.

          HARDWARE REQUIRED
               Ethernet.

          SOFTWARE REQUIRED
               SunOS.

          AVAILABILITY
               Executable included in Sun  OS  "Networking  Tools  and
               Programs" software installation option.





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         Internet Tool Catalog                         ETHERNET-CODES

        NAME
                ethernet-codes

        KEYWORDS
                reference;
                ethernet, fddi;
                ;
                ;
                ;

        ABSTRACT
                Mike Patton of MIT LCS has compiled a very
                comprehensive list of the IEEE numbers used on
                Ethernet and FDDI (with some permutation).
                This file contains collected information on the
                various codes used on IEEE 802.3 and EtherNet.
                There are three "pages": type codes, vendor
                codes, and the uses of multicast (including
                broadcast) addresses.

        MECHANISM
                FTP the file and use it like a secret decoder ring.

        CAVEATS
                Since this information is from collected wisdom,
                there are certainly omissions.

        BUGS
                Mike welcomes any further additions.
                They can be sent to a special mailbox that he has set up:

                        MAP=[e-mail]

        LIMITATIONS
                See caveats.

        HARDWARE REQUIRED
                No restrictions.

        SOFTWARE REQUIRED
                No restrictions.








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        AVAILABILITY AND CONTACT POINT FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THIS TOOL
                The file is stored as flat, non-compressed ASCII text.
                It can be FTP'ed from:
                        ftp.lcs.mit.edu

                Retreive the file:
                        /pub/map/EtherNet-codes

        To submit additions or obtain further assistance, send email to:
                         MAP=[e-mail]

        CONTACT POINT FOR CHANGES TO THIS CATALOG ENTRY
                This entry maintained by the NOCtools editors.
                Send email to [e-mail]





































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        Internet Tool Catalog                 GENERIC-MANAGED-SYSTEM

        NAME
                Generic Managed System

        KEYWORDS
                manager; osi; cmis; unix; free, sourcelib

        ABSTRACT
                The Generic Managed System (GMS) implements the
                functions that would be common to any OSI managed
                system. These include the parseing of CMIS requests,
                selection of managed objects according to the scoping
                and filtering rules, handling of notifications and
                event forwarding discriminators etc. The intention is
                that the implementors should use the GMS as a basis
                for their own managed object implementations. A
                support environment is provided to assist with this.

        MECHANISM
                The GMS uses the UCL CMIP library plus a library of
                C++ objects representing common managed objects and
                attribute types.

        CAVEATS
                The system is still experimental, is subject to change
                and is not yet well documented.

        BUGS
                See above.

        LIMITATIONS
                None known.

        HARDWARE REQUIRED
                Has been tested on SUN 3 and SUN 4 architectures.

        SOFTWARE REQUIRED
                The ISODE protocol suite, BSD UNIX, UCL CMIP Library,
                GNU C++ (g++).

        AVAILABILITY
                The CMIP library and related management tools built
                upon it, known as OSIMIS (OSI Management Information
                Service), are publicly available from University
                College London, England via FTP and FTAM.  To obtain
                information regarding a copy send email to
                [e-mail] or call [phone].



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        Internet Tool Catalog                              GETETHERS

        NAME
                getethers

        KEYWORDS
                Traffic; Ethernet; Ping; UNIX; Free

        ABSTRACT
                Getethers runs through all addresses on an ethernet
                segment (a.b.c.1 to a.b.c.254) and pings each address,
                and then