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information gathering described 2-2 for initialization 2-2 performance profiles 2-4 settings 2-4 initialization appliance 2-5 collecting information 2-2 overview 2-1 procedures 2-5 with DHCP server 2-5 without DHCP server 2-7 International Standards Organization See ISO/OSI Internet Protocol See also TCP/IP. See IP internetwork, described B-6 IP (Internet Protocol) address 2-4 addressing B-6 described B-5 ISO/OSI (International Standards Organization/Open Systems Interconnection) reference model application layer B-2 data link layer B-3 illustrated B-2 network layer B-3 networking basics B-2 physical layer B-3 presentation layer B-2 session layer B-3 TCP/IP layers B-3 transport layer B-3 K key benefits advanced management tools 1-4 listed 1-3 performance and scalability 1-4 rapid deployment 1-3 Index 5 L LEDs, front and rear unit identification switches locations, illustrated 1-7 Linux software features 1-5 website 3-2 Logs Configuration 3-31 screen, illustrated 3-31 M MAC (Media Access Control) address, described B-6 Management Current Network Connections 2-35 Current Network Connections screen, illustrated 2-35 Current Software Information 2-32 Current System Load 2-34 Current System Load screen, illustrated 2-34 Current Users 2-32 Current Users screen, illustrated 2-32 Eject CD ROM 2-37 feature 2-31 ROM Upgrade 2-37 Shutdown Server 2-31 System Upgrade Utility 2-36 management, tools 1-8 Masquerade-as Address, Email 3-27 Media Access Control See MAC Module Setup feature, Web Server 3-8

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Index
5
information gathering
described
2-2
for initialization
2-2
performance profiles
2-4
settings
2-4
initialization
appliance
2-5
collecting information
2-2
overview
2-1
procedures
2-5
with DHCP server
2-5
without DHCP server
2-7
International Standards
Organization
See
ISO/OSI
Internet Protocol
See also
TCP/IP.
See
IP
internetwork, described
B-6
IP (Internet Protocol)
address
2-4
addressing
B-6
described
B-5
ISO/OSI (International Standards
Organization/Open Systems
Interconnection)
reference model
application layer
B-2
data link layer
B-3
illustrated
B-2
network layer
B-3
networking basics
B-2
physical layer
B-3
presentation layer
B-2
session layer
B-3
TCP/IP layers
B-3
transport layer
B-3
K
key benefits
advanced management
tools
1-4
listed
1-3
performance and
scalability
1-4
rapid deployment
1-3
L
LEDs, front and rear unit
identification switches locations,
illustrated
1-7
Linux
software features
1-5
website
3-2
Logs
Configuration
3-31
screen, illustrated
3-31
M
MAC (Media Access Control)
address, described
B-6
Management
Current Network
Connections
2-35
Current Network Connections
screen, illustrated
2-35
Current Software
Information
2-32
Current System Load
2-34
Current System Load screen,
illustrated
2-34
Current Users
2-32
Current Users screen,
illustrated
2-32
Eject CD ROM
2-37
feature
2-31
ROM Upgrade
2-37
Shutdown Server
2-31
System Upgrade Utility
2-36
management, tools
1-8
Masquerade-as Address,
Email
3-27
Media Access Control
See
MAC
Module Setup feature, Web
Server
3-8