TCP/IP Network Administration, 3rd Edition

Index

A note on the digital index

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Symbols

! flag (Linux routing table), The Routing Table

# (sharp sign), The Host Table, Understanding /etc/inittab, NFS Automounter

automounter comments, NFS Automounter

host table comments, The Host Table

inittab file comments, Understanding /etc/inittab

$ symbol (sendmail transformation), Transforming the Address

$- symbol (sendmail pattern matching), Pattern Matching

$> symbol (sendmail transformation), Transforming the Address

$@ symbol (sendmail pattern matching), Pattern Matching

$GENERATE directive (zone files), The $GENERATE directive, The Reverse Zone File, Zone File Records

reverse domain delegations, The Reverse Zone File

$INCLUDE directive (zone files), The $INCLUDE directive, Zone File Records

$n symbol (sendmail transformation), Transforming the Address

$ORIGIN directive (zone files), The $ORIGIN directive, Zone File Records

$TTL directive (zone files), The $TTL directive, Zone File Records

--decrypt option (gpg), Public-Key Encryption Tools

--gen-key option (gpg), Public-Key Encryption Tools

--install option (rpm), Using the Red Hat Package Manager

--query option (rpm), Using the Red Hat Package Manager

--uninstall option (rpm), Using the Red Hat ...