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AIX 5L Version 5.1 Books
Programming Guides
- Communications Programming Concepts
About This Book
Who Should Use This Book- Highlighting
- ISO 9000
- Related Publications
- Trademarks
- Chapter 1. Data Link Control
- Generic Data Link Control Environment Overview
- Implementing GDLC Interface
- GDLC Interface ioctl Entry Point Operations
- GDLC Special Kernel Services
- GDLC Problem Determination
- Data Link Control Programming and Reference Information
- Token-Ring Data Link Control Overview
- DLCTOKEN Device Manager Nodes
- DLCTOKEN Device Manager Functions
- DLCTOKEN Protocol Support
- DLCTOKEN Name-Discovery Service
- DLCTOKEN Direct Network Services
- DLCTOKEN Connection Contention
- Initiating DLCTOKEN Link Sessions
- Stopping DLCTOKEN Link Sessions
- DLCTOKEN Programming Interfaces
- IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Data Link Control Overview
- DLC8023 Device Manager Nodes
- DLC8023 Device Manager Functions
- DLC8023 Protocol Support
- DLC8023 Name-Discovery Services
- DLC8023 Direct Network Services
- DLC8023 Connection Contention
- DLC8023 Link Sessions
- DLC8023 Programming Interfaces
- Standard Ethernet Data Link Control Overview
- DLCETHER Device Manager Nodes
- DLCETHER Device Manager Functions
- DLCETHER Protocol Support
- DLCETHER Name-Discovery Services
- DLCETHER Direct Network Services
- DLCETHER Connection Contention
- DLCETHER Link Session Initiation
- DLCETHER Link Session Termination
- DLCETHER Programming Interfaces
- Synchronous Data Link Control Overview
- DLCSDLC Device Manager Functions
- DLCSDLC Protocol Support
- DLCSDLC Programming Interfaces
- DLCSDLC Asynchronous Function Subroutine Calls
- Qualified Logical Link Control (DLCQLLC) Overview
- Data Link Control FDDI (DLC FDDI) Overview
- DLC FDDI Device Manager Nodes
- DLC FDDI Device Manager Functions
- DLC FDDI Protocol Support
- DLC FDDI Name-Discovery Services
- DLC FDDI Direct Network Services
- DLC FDDI Connection Contention
- DLC FDDI Link Sessions
- DLC FDDI Programming Interfaces
- Chapter 2. Data Link Provider Interface Implementation
- Primitive Implementation Specifics
- Packet Format Registration Specifics
- Address Resolution Routine Registration Specifics
- ioctl Specifics
- Dynamic Route Discovery
- DRD Configuration
- Connectionless Mode Only DLPI Driver versus Connectionless/Connection-Oriented DLPI Driver
- DLPI Primitives
- Obtaining Copies of the DLPI Specifications
- Chapter 3. New Database Manager
- Using NDBM Subroutines
- Diagnosing NDBM Problems
- List of NDBM and DBM Programming References
- Chapter 4. eXternal Data Representation
- eXternal Data Representation Overview for Programming
- XDR Subroutine Format
- XDR Library
- XDR Language Specification
- XDR Data Types
- List of XDR Programming References
- XDR Library Filter Primitives
- XDR Non-Filter Primitives
- Passing Linked Lists Using XDR Example
- Using an XDR Data Description Example
- Showing the Justification for Using XDR Example
- Using XDR Example
- Using XDR Array Examples
- Using an XDR Discriminated Union Example
- Showing the Use of Pointers in XDR Example
- Chapter 5. Network Computing System
- Remote Procedure Call Runtime Library
- The Location Broker
- Chapter 6. Network Information Services (NIS and NIS+)
- List of NIS and NIS+ Programming References
- Chapter 7. Network Management
- Simple Network Management Protocol
- Management Information Base
- Terminology Related to Management Information Base Variables
- Working with Management Information Base Variables
- Management Information Base Database
- How a Manager Functions
- How an Agent Functions
- List of SNMP Agent Programming References
- SMUX Error Logging Subroutines Examples
- Chapter 8. Remote Procedure Call
- RPC Model
- RPC Message Protocol
- RPC Authentication
- RPC Port Mapper Program
- Programming in RPC
- RPC Features
- RPC Language
- rpcgen Protocol Compiler
- List of RPC Programming References
- Using UNIX Authentication Example
- DES Authentication Example
- Using the Highest Layer of RPC Example
- Using the Intermediate Layer of RPC Example
- Using the Lowest Layer of RPC Example
- Showing How RPC Passes Arbitrary Data Types Example
- Using Multiple Program Versions Example
- Broadcasting a Remote Procedure Call Example
- Using the select Subroutine Example
- rcp Process on TCP Example
- RPC Callback Procedures Example
- RPC Language ping Program Example
- Converting Local Procedures into Remote Procedures Example
- Generating XDR Routines Example
- Chapter 9. Sockets
- Sockets Overview
- Sockets Interface
- Socket Subroutines
- Socket Header Files
- Socket Communication Domains
- Socket Addresses
- Socket Types and Protocols
- Socket Creation
- Binding Names to Sockets
- Socket Connections
- Socket Options
- Socket Data Transfer
- Socket Shutdown
- IP Multicasts
- Network Address Translation
- Domain Name Resolution
- Socket Examples
- Socketpair Communication Example
- Reading Internet Datagrams Example Program
- Sending Internet Datagrams Example Program
- Reading UNIX Datagrams Example Program
- Sending UNIX Datagrams Example Program
- Initiating Internet Stream Connections Example Program
- Accepting Internet Stream Connections Example Program
- Checking for Pending Connections Example Program
- Initiating UNIX Stream Connections Example Program
- Accepting UNIX Stream Connections Example Program
- Sending Data on an ATM Socket PVC Client Example Program
- Receiving Data on an ATM Socket PVC Server Example Program
- Sending Data on an ATM Socket Rate-Enforced SVC Client Example Program
- Receiving Data on an ATM Socket Rate-Enforced SVC Server Example Program
- Sending Data on an ATM Socket SVC Client Example Program
- Receiving Data on an ATM Socket SVC Server Example Program
- Receiving Packets Over Ethernet Example Program
- Sending Packets Over Ethernet Example Program
- Analyzing Packets Over the Network Example Program
- List of Socket Programming References
- Chapter 10. STREAMS
- STREAMS Introduction
- Benefits and Features of STREAMS
- STREAMS Flow Control
- STREAMS Synchronization
- Using STREAMS
- STREAMS Tunable Parameters
- streamio (STREAMS ioctl) Operations
- Building STREAMS
- STREAMS Messages
- Put and Service Procedures
- STREAMS Drivers and Modules
- log Device Driver
- Configuring Drivers and Modules in the Portable Streams Environment
- An Asynchronous Protocol STREAMS Example
- Differences Between Portable Streams Environment and V.4 STREAMS
- List of Streams Commands
- List of STREAMS Programming References
- Transport Service Library Interface Overview
- Chapter 11. Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
- DHCP Server API
- Dynamic Load API
- Lists of Programming References
- Chapter 12. Xerox Network Systems
- Implementation
- System Configuration
- Routing
- XNS Addresses
- Network Systems Protocol Family
- Sequence Packet Protocol
- nsip Interface
- Internet Datagram Protocol
- Chapter 13. Packet Capture Library
- Packet Capture Library Overview
- Packet Capture Library Subroutines
- Packet Capture Library Header Files
- Packet Capture Library Data Structures
- Packet Capture Library Filter Expressions
- Sample 1: Capturing Packet Data and Printing It in Binary Form to the Screen
- Sample 2: Capturing Packet Data and Saving It to a File for Processing Later
- Sample 3: Reading Previously Captured Packet Data from a Savefile and Processing It
- Appendix A. Notices
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