Networking All-in-One For Dummies, 7th Edition

Index

Symbols and Numerics

1. & (ampersand), 540–541
2. ' (apostrophe), 654
3. * (asterisk), 540, 664
4. $ (dollar sign), 662
5. ! (exclamation point), 540, 664
6. > (greater-than sign), 541, 664
7. # (hash mark), 635, 653, 662
8. | (pipe character), 541, 542, 665
9. ;(semicolon), 635
10. 10Base, 92
11. 10Base2, 875
12. 10Base5, 875
13. 10BaseT, 875
14. 100BaseFX, 875
15. 100BaseT4, 875
16. 100BaseTX, 875
17. 100VG AnyLAN, 875
18. 105-106Transport layer, 255–256
19. 1000BaseT, 875
20. 80286 processor, 875
21. 80386 processor, 876
22. 80486 processor, 876

A

1. A+, 702
2. A (Address) records, 170, 172–173, 630
3. absolute name, 154
4. access
   1. restricting to computers, 455
   2. as a share element, 632
5. Access Control List (ACL), 469–470
6. access layer, 216
7. access points (APs). See wireless access point (WAP)
8. access rights, 876
9. accessing
   1. cloud, 73–74
   2. command shells, 603, 662–663
   3. computers remotely, 330
   4. network printers using web interfaces, 326–327
10. Account Operators group, 460
11. accounting services, cloud computing and, 66
12. accounts
    1. built-in, 421–422, 817–818
    2. defined, 876
    3. setting options, 453–454
    4. user
       1. about, 447, 814
       2. Administrator account, 817–818
       3. creating, 677–678
       4. creating logon scripts, 467
       5. creating users, 449–451
       6. deleting users, 458
       7. disabling, 457–458
       8. enabling, 457–458
       9. groups, 458–464
       10. local accounts compared with domain accounts, 448
       11. managing, 447–464
       12. managing in Linux, 607–608
       13. obfuscating usernames, 814
       14. password-generator, 816–817
       15. passwords, 815
       16. properties, 448
       17. resetting passwords, 456–457
       18. setting properties, 452–456
       19. user profiles, 464–467
13. ACL (Access Control List), ...