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| Stevens W.R. — Unix network programming (volume 1) |
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/etc/hosts file 240
/etc/inetd.conf file 339—340 345
/etc/irs.conf file 240
/etc/netconfig file 784—785 796 800 904
/etc/netsvc.conf file 240
/etc/networks file 256
/etc/nsswitch.conf file 240
/etc/rc file 331 339
/etc/resolv.conf file 226 240 245 275
/etc/services file 51 251—252 277 345 945
/etc/svc.conf file 240
/etc/syslog.conf file 332 334 346
/local service 282—283 293 306 326 947
/unix service 282 306 947
/usr/lib/libnsl.so file 784
/usr/lib/resolv.so file 784
/usr/lib/tcpip.so file 784
/var/adm/messages file 338
/var/log/messages file 346
/var/run/log file 332 334
4,1cBSD 88
4,2BSD 19—20 60 68—69 88 90 95—96 154 241 358 374 475 477 533 763
4,3BSD 20 43 231 339 475
4,3BSD, Reno 20 58 62 194 356 358 445 532 637 657 673
4,3BSD, Tahoe 20
4,4BSD 20 25 32 62 65 87—90 93 117 123 155 188 192 196 198—199 202 225 250 357 376 382 398 426 437 446 453 458 504 537 657 704 739—742 799 896—897
4,4BSD-Lite 19—20 970
4,4BSD-Lite2 19—21 938
64-bit alignment 62 887
64-bit architectures 27 68 141 765 817 930 960
6bone (IPv6 backbone) xx 21 662 685 901—902
6bone (IPv6 backbone), test address 893—894
<arpa/nameser. h> header 719
<net/if.h> header 439 463
<net/if_arp.h> header 440
<net/if_dl.h> header 446 534
<net/route.h> header 442 447—448
<netdb.h> header 243 255 274 299
<netinet/icmp6.h> header 660
<netinet/in.h> header 58 61 72 92 110 561 656
<netinet/ip.h> header 198
<netinet/ip_var.h> header 640
<netinet/udp_var.h> header 458
<poll.h> header 171
<pthread.h> header 605 621
<stdio.h> header 369
<string.h> header 69
<sys/errno.h> header 13 398 603 825 925
<sys/ioctl.h> header 426
<sys/param.h> header 251 534
<sys/poll.h> header 913
<sys/select.h> header 152 175
<sys/signal .h> header 590
<sys/socket.h> header 60 88 187 209 363—364 456
<sys/stat.h> header 82
<sys/stropts .h> header 171
<sys/sysctl.h> header 455
<sys/tihdr.h> header 856 858
<sys/types.h> header 155 175
<sys/ucred.h> header 390
<sys/uio.h> header 357
<sys/un.h> header 374
<thread.h> header 621
<unistd.h> header 426 642
<xti.h> header 764 767—768 839 873
<xti_inet.h> header 764 837
Abell,V.A. 914
Abortive release, XTI 774—775
Absolute name, DNS 237
Absolute time 630
Accept function xvii 14—15 34—35 53 58 64 94—96 98—102 104—108 110 112 116—117 123—124 127 129—130 137 153 163 167 183 192 213 223 235 241 263—264 266 268 277 288 290 292 299 340 342 344—346 369 382 391 394—395 398 422—424 569 576—577 601 608—609 636 643 693 728—729 736 739—748 751—752 754—757 760 797—798 800 803 878 927 935 945—946 949
Accept function connection abort 129—130
Accept function definition of 99
Accept function nonblocking 422—424
Accept, lazy 798—799
ACK (acknowledgment flag, TCP header) 34 37 41 49
ACK (acknowledgment flag, TCP header)delayed 203—204 209 935
Acknowledgment flag, TCP header see “ACK”
Active, close 36—38 40—41 51 926 928 933
Active, open 34—35 38 44 909
Active, socket 93 309
Addis, J. xx
Addr member 765 769—772 777 788—792 799 809 820—821 825 860 873 880
Address request, ICMP 659 897
Address Resolution Protocol see “ARP”
Address, 6bone test 893—894
Address, administratively scoped IPv4multicast 490
Address, aggregatable global unicast 892—893
Address, alias 93 891
Address, broadcast 470—472
Address, classless 888—889
Address, determining, local host IP 250
Address, IPv4 887—891
Address, IPv4 destination 885
Address, IPv4 multicast 487—489
Address, IPv4 source 885
Address, IPv4-compatible IPv6 249 894—895
Address, IPv4-mapped IPv6 83 246—249 262—269 280 292 312 665 894
Address, IPv6 892—895
Address, IPv6 destination 886
Address, IPv6 multicast 489
Address, IPv6 source 886
Address, link-local 895
Address, loopback 100 309 333 395 538 891 895
Address, multicast 487—490
Address, multicast group 487
Address, provider-based unicast 892
Address, site-local 895
Address, subnet 889—890 968
Address, unspecified 891 895
Address, well-known 44
Address, wildcard 44 77 92 112 116 137 195 262—263 265 271 280 308 340 496 500 513 519 553 555—556 689 695 800 891 895
Address, XTI flex 880
Address, XTI transport 791
Address, XTI universal 791
Addrinfo structure 89 274—275 277 279 281—282 288 308 311—312 314—315 317 319—321 324—325 417 665 677 788
Addrinfo structure, definition of 274
Addrs structure 516 521 526
addr_fd member 516
addr_flags member 516
addr_ifname member 516 522
ADDR_length member 858 860
ADDR_offset member 858 860
addr_sa member 516 521
addr_salen member 516
Administratively scoped IPv4 multicast address 490
AF_ versus PF_ 88—89
AF_INET constant 7—9 62—63 72 75 83 87 216 243 246—249 269—270 280 307 310 312 456 665 691 791
AF_INET6 constant 30 62—63 72 83 87 241 243 246—249 269 280 307 310—312 438 458 665 691 791 953
AF_ISO constant 87
AF_KEY constant 87—88
AF_LINK constant 63 456 461 535
AF_LOCAL constant 25 63 87 374 377—378 380—381
AF_NS constant 87
AF_ROUTE constant 87—88 197 425 445—446 451 455—456
AF_UNIX constant 25 87 374
AF_UNSPEC constant 226 274 280 285 288 290 297 306—308 441 456
Aggregatable global unicast address 892—893
AH (authentication header) 645 963 967
aio_read function 148
AIX, xx 21—22 67 98 182 228 233 240 446 477 503 765 781 790 815—816 843 925 928 950
ai_addr member 274—275 279 324
ai_addrlen member 274—275 277—278 788
AI_CANONNAME constant 274—275 282 312 314 320
ai_canonname member 274—275 279 314 319
AI_CLONE constant 305 315 317 319 322
ai_f lags member 274 319
ai_family member 274—275 277 306
ai_next member 274—275 319 321—322 325
AI_PASSIVE constant 274 277 280 282—283 288 308—309 324 563 953
| ai_protocol member 274—275 277 325
ai_socktype member 274—275 277—278 317 319 322
Alarm function 349 351—352 372 395 478 480 486 548—549 551 563 584 717
Albitz,P. 238 256 963
Alias address 93 891
Alignment 140 287 640 647—648 695
Alignment 64-bit 62 887
All-hosts multicast group 488
All-nodes multicast group 489
All-routers multicast group 488—489
Allman, E. 274
Almquist, P. 199 963
American National Standards Institute see “ANSI”
American Standard Code for Information Interchange see “ASCII”
Ancillary data 362—365
Ancillary data, object, definition of 363
Ancillary data, picture of, I PV6_HOPLIMIT 560
Ancillary data, picture of, I P_RECVDSTADDR 361
Ancillary data, picture of, I P_RECVIF 535
Ancillary data, picture of, IPV6_DSTOPTS 648
Ancillary data, picture of, IPV6_HOPOPTS 648
Ancillary data, picture of, IPV6_NEXTHOP 560
Ancillary data, picture of, IPV6_PKTINFO 560
Ancillary data, picture of, IPV6_RTHDR 652
Ancillary data, picture of, SCM_CREDS 364
Ancillary data, picture of, SCM_RIGHTS 364
ANSI (American National Standards Institute) 7
ANSI C xvi 7—9 15 27 60—61 69—70 366 426 608—610 690 922 957
Anycasting 469 968
API (application program interface) xv
Application ACK 190
Application protocol 4 383 780
APUE xvi 969
Argument passing, thread 608—609
ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) 31 90 205 220 427 440 456—457 470 472 660 708
ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)cache operations, ioctl function 440—441
arp program 441
arpreq structure 427 440
arp_flags member 440
arp_ha member 440
arp_pa member 440—441
AS (autonomous system) 893
ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) 8—9 70 72 100 238 928
asctime function 611
asctime_r function 611
Asynchronous error 212 221 224 685—702 824—826 829
Asynchronous events, XTI 774
Asynchronous I/O 149 428 589
Asynchronous I/O model 148
Asynchronous Transfer Mode see “ATM”
At program 332
ATF_COM constant 440—441
ATF_INUSE constant 440—441
ATF_PERM constant 440—441
ATF_PUBL constant 440—441
Atkinson, R.J. xx 88 645 647 963 966—967
ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) 192 968
atoi function 315 388
Attack, denial-of-service 99 167 423 945
Audio/video profile see “AVP”
Authentication header see “AH”
Autoconf program 67 919
Automatic tunnel 894
Autonomous system see “AS”
AVP (audio/video profile) 507
Awk program xx 24
Backoff, exponential 543 717
Baker, E 688 964
Bandwidth-delay product 193
Basename program 24
Batch input 157—159
Bellovin, S.M 99 637 964
Bentley, J.L. xx
Berkeley Internet Name Domain see “BIND”
Berkeley Software Distribution see “BSD”
Berkeley-derived implementation, definition of 19
BGP (Border Gateway Protocol, routing protocol) 52
Bibliography 963—970
Big picture, TCP/IP 30—32
Big-endian byte order 66
BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain) 239—240 242—243 245—246 249 275 300—301 305 458 941
Bind function xvi 14 27 34—35 43—44 58 60—61 63 65 89 91—94 100—102 108 110 116 129 135 137 166 187 194—197 207—208 214 217 220 222 224 231 233 236 263 270—271 275 277—278 282 288 309 324 339—340 346 369 374—375 377—378 380—382 394—395 498—499 505 508—509 513 515 519—520 529 553—555 557—558 561 656 659 677 685 689 693 695 767 771 872 895 927 933 945 947 951 953
Bind function definition of 91
Binding interface address, UDP 553—557
bind_ack structure 860
bind_connect_listen function 197
bind_mcast function 518 521
bind_req structure 858
bind_ubcast function 517 519 953
Black magic 382
Blindheim, R. xix
Blocking I/O model 144—145
BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol) 47 52 470—471
Bootstrap Protocol see “BOOTP”
Border Gateway Protocol, routing protocol see “BGP”
Borman, D.A. 35—36 43 48 95 99 544 671 838 964 966
Bostic, K. 19 968
Bound, J. xix-xx 26 62 199 300 463 497 965
Bourne shell 24
Bowe, G. xix
BPF (BSD Packet Filter) 30 32 87 703—706 708 723
Braden, R. X 35—36 40—41 187 209 219 369 472 509 533 544 671 838 891 964 966
Bradner, S. 26 964
Briggs, A. xix
Broadcast 183 469—486
Broadcast address 470—472
Broadcast flooding 495
Broadcast IP fragmentation and 477—478
Broadcast multicast versus 490—493
Broadcast storm 473
Broadcast versus unicast 472—475
BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution) 19
BSD, networking history 19
BSD, Packet Filter see “BPF”
BSD/OS 19—21 23 67 88 98—99 133 155 185 198 231 345 359 375 390 429 433—434 456 471 477 503 538—539 572 577 721 728—729 740 742 744 751 907 914 919 926 934 938 945 950—951
Buf member 769—770 790—791 854
Buf mod streams module 706
Buffer sizes 46—50
Buffering, double 705
BUFFSIZE constant, definition of 918
BUFLEN constant 451
Butenhof, D. R. xix 602 964
Byte manipulation functions 69—70
Byte order big-endian 66
Byte order, functions 66—69
Byte order, host 66 92 100 110 138 657 660 927
Byte order, little-endian 66
Byte order, network 59 68 70 100 141 251—252 277 657—658 660 930
Byte-stream protocol 9 29 32 83 87 360 378 397 580 766
C standard, C9X 15
Calloc function 437 618
Canonical name record, DNS see “CNAME”
Caplen member 722
Carriage return see “CR”
CDE (Common Desktop Environment) 26
CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) 99 945
Chargen program 51 176 257 347 940 945
Checksum 964
Checksum ICMPv4 657 670—671 719 896
Checksum ICMPv6 658 671—672 896
Checksum IGMP 671
Checksum IPv4 198 657 671
Checksum IPv4 header 885
Checksum IPv6 200 658 887
Checksum TCP 671
Checksum UDP 230 456 458 671 708—725 840
check_dup function 526—527
check_loop function 526
Cheswick, W.R. 99 637 964
Child structure 747—748 752
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