INDEX

Symbols

: --- 1-13
: ! character in output 20-10, 20-34
: # character in a prompt 2-4
: . character 20-33
: .rhosts file 20-47
: > character, in a prompt 2-4
: ? command 2-12
: ^ character 2-13

Numerics

155 Mbps

: default configuration 19-1
: interface configuration 19-2
: SM, MM, UTP interface configuration 19-1

25 Mbps

: interface configuration 19-53
: interface default configuration 19-53

622 Mbps

: configuration 19-3
: default configuration 19-3
: interface configuration 19-3

8-bit character set 3-14

A

aaa accounting command 5-13

aaa new-model command 5-13

AAA/TACACS+ description 5-11

abbreviating commands

: to execute 2-1
: to get command help 2-12

ABR 1-7, 1-8, 8-14

absolute-timeout command 3-4

access 12-9

access control

: inbound 12-10
: IP 12-9, 12-11
: list 12-1
: outbound 12-10
: using 12-1

access filter 10-2

access lists, IP

applying on inbound or outbound interfaces 12-10

applying to interface 12-10

configuration (examples) 12-11, 12-12

dynamic 12-10

extended 12-10

: creating 12-9, 12-10
: description 12-9, 12-10

implicit masks 12-10

standard 12-10

: creating 12-9
: description 12-9

undefined 12-11

violations, logging 12-10

virtual terminal lines, setting on 12-11

access-class command 12-11

ACR 1-9

activation-character command 3-13

adaptive clocking 4-27

address classes 4-11

Address Resolution Protocol

: See ARP

addressing scheme, ATM 4-6, 10-2, 11-12

administrative interface, configuring 4-30

administrative-weight command 11-42

advanced traffic management 1-6

AESA 10-3

age-timer commands 17-14

AIS 19-5, 19-6, 19-8

alarm 19-5

allowed cell rate

: See ACR

ARP 1-10, 1-13, 10-1

ASP, ATM switch processor

async-bootp command 20-36

Asynchronous Transfer Mode

: See ATM

ATM 4-7

address

: LANE, MAC address and ESI field 14-10
: templates, LANE, wildcards in 14-11

Forum 1-13

inverse ARP, in networks using PVCs 13-6

route command 11-13, 11-17

routing 1-5

signaling 1-4

switch processor

: see ASP

VP tunnel 8-11

atm abr-mode command 9-7

ATM accounting

: file configuration mode 15-7
: selection configuration mode 15-5
: SNMP traps 15-9

atm accounting collection command 15-8

atm accounting command 15-4

atm accounting enable command 15-3

atm accounting file command 15-7

atm accounting selection command 15-5

atm accounting trap threshold command 15-10

ATM address

: configuration 10-2

atm address command 4-7, 10-2, 11-12, 11-16, 15-3, 15-5, 15-7

atm address-registration command 10-6

atm arp-server nsap command 13-3

atm arp-server time-out command 13-4

atm atm-address command 10-2, 15-5

atm auto-configuration command 8-3, 8-6

atm cac best-effort configuration 9-30

atm cac best-effort-limit command 9-30

atm cac link-sharing command 9-22

atm cac max-peak-cell-rate command 9-32

atm cac service-category command 9-41

atm connection-traffic-table-row command 8-10, 9-10

atm e164 address command 17-6

atm e164 auto-conversion command 17-10

atm e164 translation command 17-12

atm e164 translation-table command 17-12

ATM end system address

: See AESA

atm esi-address command 13-3, 13-4

atm ilmi default-access command 10-3

atm ilmi-enable command 10-6

atm ilmi-keepalive command 10-6

atm lecs-address command 10-4, 14-20

atm lecs-address-default command 14-15

atm link-distance command 9-28

atm nni command 8-6

atm nsap-address command 13-3, 13-4, 13-9

atm output-queue command 9-15

atm output-threshold command 9-17

atm over-subscription-factor command 9-5

atm pacing command 9-19

atm ping command 7-4

atm pnni admin-weight command 11-43

atm pnni link-selection command 10-7, 11-38

atm pvc aal5snap inarp command 13-6

atm pvc command 8-13, 13-7

atm pvp command 8-10

atm qos command 9-4

atm rmon enable command 15-16

atm rmon portselgrp command 15-14

atm route command 11-13, 11-14, 11-17, 11-18, 13-3

atm route prefix command 8-8

atm router pnni command 11-14, 11-16, 11-18, 11-19, 11-21, 11-25, 11-26, 11-29, 11-36, 11-39, 11-40, 11-42, 11-45, 11-50, 11-53, 11-54, 17-5

atm service-category-limit command 9-7

atm signalling cug alias command 17-20

atm signalling diagnostics command 17-14

atm signalling ie forward command 17-1

atm snoop interface command 6-32

atm sustained-cell-rate-margin-factor command 9-11

atm svcc vci min command 8-16

atm svcc vpi max command 8-16

atm svc-frame-discard-on-aal5ie command 18-1

atm svpc vpi max command 8-16

atm threshold-group command 9-13

atm uni command 8-4, 8-8

authentication database

: creating for rcp and rsh 20-47
: creating for remote users of rcp and rsh 20-47

authentication, dynamic 12-10

autobaud command 3-3

autocommand command 3-3

autoconfiguration

: ATM address 11-4
: disabling 8-3

auto-link-determination command 10-6

automatic dialing

: configuring 3-6

auto-summary command 11-19, 11-29

auxiliary port

: configuring 3-2

B

background-routes-enable command 11-36

banner command 3-18

banner exec command 3-17

banner incoming command 3-17

banner motd command 3-17

banners

: disabling or enabling on a line 3-17
: incoming message 3-17
: line number, displaying 3-15
: message-of-the-day 3-17
: MOTD 3-17
: See also messages

baud rate

: automatic detection, configuring 3-3
: setting for a line 3-2

boot bootldr command 20-16, 20-40

boot buffersize command 20-8

boot command 20-51, 20-52, 20-53

boot config command 20-23, 20-40

BOOT environment variable 20-39

boot field

: See configuration register boot field

boot flash command 20-51

boot host command 20-22

boot host mop command 20-22

boot host tftp command 20-22

boot network command 20-21

boot network mop command 20-21

boot network rcp command 20-21

boot network tftp command 20-21

boot register

: See configuration register boot field

boot system bootflash command 20-20

boot system command 20-19, 20-20, 20-34, 20-40

boot system flash command 20-17, 20-20, 20-37

boot system rcp command 20-19

boot system slot0 command 20-17, 20-20

boot system slot1 command 20-17, 20-20

boot system tftp command 20-19

booting

fault-tolerant strategy

: description 20-20
: example 20-20

from a network server

: description 20-19
: example 20-19

from Flash memory

: automatically 20-37

manually from

: a network file 20-53
: Flash memory 20-52
: the ROM monitor 20-51

BOOTLDR environment variable

: description 20-39
: example 20-17
: setting 20-16

BOOTP server

: configuration 4-4
: specifying extended requests for asynchronous interfaces 20-36

buffer size, changing (example) 20-9

buffers

: configuration file 20-8
: editor, pasting from 2-16

buffers command 5-2

BUS 1-10

C

CAC 1-7

calendar set command 5-11

called-address-mask command 17-15

called-nsap-address command 17-14

calling-address-mask command 17-14

calling-nsap-address command 17-15

carrier module, documentation xxi

CAS 19-11, 19-29, 19-31, 19-32, 19-33, 19-37, 19-42, 19-51

cast-type command 17-15

CBR 1-2, 1-7, 4-20, 8-14, 9-2, 9-5, 9-7, 9-10, 9-13, 9-16, 9-17, 9-18, 9-21

cd bootflash command 20-3

cd command 20-42

cdp command 5-2

CES 1-11

ces dsx1 framing command 19-13

ces dsx1 lbo command 19-13

ces dsx1 linecode command 19-13

CES E1

: default 19-12
: interface configuration 19-9, 19-12

CES T1

: default 19-12
: interface configuration 19-9, 19-12

CES-IWF 19-10

channel associated signaling

: See CAS

character

: padding, setting 3-15
: set, international 3-14

chat scripts for asynchronous lines, configuring 3-12

checksums of system image files, verifying 20-6

circuit emulation services

: See CES

circuit emulation services interworking function

: See CES-IWF

CiscoView 1-12

classes of service 1-7

classical IP over ATM 1-10

clear cdp command 5-2

clear-cause command 17-15

client router

: configuring for TFTP service 20-34
: TFTP service configuration (example) 20-35

client-atm-address command 14-18

client-atm-address name command 14-18

clock command 5-10

clocking

: free-running 4-15
: network derived 4-15

clocking modes 4-23

closed user group

: See CUG

closed user group signaling 17-18

CLP 1-8

command

: show atm route 11-14, 11-18

command descriptions

: atm iisp 8-8
: atm pvp 8-10
: display virtual path tunnel 8-11, 8-13
: show arp 13-5, 13-6
: show interface atm 8-9

command history

: disabling 2-14
: recalling commands 2-14
: setting buffer size 2-14

command modes

: global configuration 2-5, 20-10
: interface configuration 2-6
: line 3-18
: map-class configuration 2-7
: privileged EXEC 2-4
: ROM monitor 2-5
: subinterface configuration 2-6
: summary (table) 2-2
: user EXEC 2-4

command names, completion help 2-16

command syntax help 2-12

commands 15-11

: atm accounting 15-4
: atm accounting collection 15-8
: atm accounting enable 15-3
: atm accounting file 15-7
: atm accounting selection 15-5
: atm accounting trap threshold 15-10
: atm address 4-7
: atm arp-server nsap 13-3
: atm cac link-sharing 9-22
: atm e164 address 17-6
: atm e164 auto-conversion 17-10
: atm e164 translation 17-12
: atm e164 translation-table 17-12
: atm esi-address 13-3, 13-4
: atm ilmi default-access 10-3
: atm rmon enable 15-16
: atm rmon portselgrp 15-14
: atm route 11-13, 11-17, 13-3
: atm router pnni 11-36, 11-42
: atm signalling diagnostics 17-14
: atm snoop interface 6-32
: atm threshold-group 9-13
: background-routes-enable 11-36
: ces dsx1 framing 19-13
: ces dsx1 lbo 19-13
: ces dsx1 linecode 19-13
: connection-types 15-5
: e164 address 17-12
: list 15-5
: resource-poll-interval 11-53
: rmon alarm 15-18
: show atm pnni background status 11-36
: show atm pnni background-route 11-36
: show atm rmon host 15-15
: show atm rmon stats 15-14
: show atm route 11-18
: show ces circuit interface 19-15
: show rmon events 15-18
: show running-config 15-3
: snmp-server host 15-11
: tftp-server atm-accounting 15-12

commands, abbreviating 2-1

comments, adding to configuration files 20-10

commnds

: atm route 11-14, 11-18
: show atm route 11-14

communication parameters, terminal 3-2

community string, defining 4-36

compressed image 20-19

CONFIG_FILE environment variable 20-21, 20-39

: downloading 20-23

config-register command 20-13, 20-17, 20-19, 20-20, 20-34

configuration

: 155 Mbps ATM interface 19-2
: 25 Mbps ATM interface 19-53
: 25 Mbps ATM interface defaults 19-53
: 25 Mbps interface 19-53
: 622 Mbps ATM interface 19-3
: 622 Mbps interface 19-3
: 622 Mbps interface default configuration 19-3
: ATM accounting 15-1
: CES E1 default interface 19-12
: CES E1 interface 19-9, 19-12
: CES T1 default interface 19-12
: CES T1 interface 19-9, 19-12
: DS-3 and E3 interface 19-4
: DS-3/E3 ATM interface 19-5
: DS-3/E3 default ATM interface 19-5
: E1 ATM default interface 19-7
: E1 ATM interface 19-7
: E1 trunck interface 19-7
: Ethernet interface 4-10
: interface snooping 6-32
: snooping 6-29
: storing in NVRAM 4-38
: system information 4-29
: T1 ATM default interface 19-7
: T1 ATM interface 19-7
: T1 trunk interface 19-7
: troubleshooting interface 19-54

configuration commands

: entering from the terminal 20-10
: line, description 3-2
: loading from a network server 20-11
: loading from memory 20-10

configuration file

buffer, changing size 20-8

CONFIG_FILE environment variable, loading 20-23

copying from a network server 20-6

copying from an rcp server to NVRAM 20-7

copying to a network server 20-29

copying to a TFTP server

: description 20-30
: example 20-30

copying to an rcp server 20-30

displaying active 20-9

displaying file stored in CONFIG_FILE environment variable 20-9

displaying file stored in NVRAM 20-9

displaying information about 20-9

failing to load 20-22

host

: default filename 20-22
: description 20-21
: loading from a server
: description 20-22
: example 20-22

network

: description 20-21
: loading from a server, description 20-21
: loading from a server, example 20-22

retrieving 20-2

running 20-31

specifying the startup 20-21

storing 20-25

configuration information, clearing 20-24

configuration mode

: from terminal (example) 20-10

configuration register

: boot field, listing value 20-14
: ROM monitor mode settings, listing 20-9

configuration register boot field

: bits 20-12
: description 20-12
: how router uses 20-12
: modification tasks 20-13
: setting 20-12

Configure 4-29

configure command 6-19, 7-4

: from memory 20-10

configure memory command 20-10

configure network command

: See copy rcp flash command or copy tftp command

connection traffic table

: See CTT

connection-category command 17-15

connections

: configuring rotary groups 3-11
: reverse Telnet 3-12

connection-types command 15-5

console port, configuring 3-2

constant bit rate

: See CBR

context records, SNMP, creating 4-34

context-sensitive help 2-11 to 2-13

continue command 20-53

copy

: bootflash rcp command 20-38
: file_id rcp command 20-28
: file_id tftp command 20-26
: flash command 20-23
: flash rcp command 20-28
: flash tftp command 20-26
: rcp bootflash command 20-6
: rcp file_id command 20-5
: rcp flash command 20-5, 20-6, 20-37
: rcp running-config command 20-7, 20-11
: running configuration command 20-23
: running-config command 14-15, 20-23
: running-config rcp command 20-31
: running-config startup-config command 20-10, 20-16, 20-32, 20-35, 20-40
: running-config tftp command 20-30
: startup-config command 20-23
: startup-config rcp command 20-31
: startup-config tftp command 20-30
: tftp bootflash command 20-38
: tftp command 20-23
: tftp file_id command 20-3, 20-45
: tftp flash command 20-3, 20-37, 20-45
: tftp running-config command 20-7
: tftp startup-config command 20-7

copy command 20-23

copy verify bootflash command

: See verify bootflash command

crankback 1-6

CTT 9-11

CTTR 8-14

CUG 17-18

cursor, moving on command line 2-15

D

DACS 19-28

Daemon Creation on a Line with No Modem Control (figure) 3-5

databits command 3-2, 3-14

data-character-bits command 3-14

debug modem command 3-11

default-name command 14-16, 14-18

default-value exec-character-bits command 3-14

default-value special-character-bits command 3-14

delete a VP tunnel connection 8-12

delete command 20-25, 20-43

dial-in and dial-out modems, supporting 3-7

dialing, configuring automatic 3-6

digital access and crossconnect system

: See DACS

digital signal level 0

: See DS0

dir command 20-16, 20-42

disable autoconfiguration 8-3

disable signaling 17-24

disconnect character, setting 3-13

disconnect-character command 3-13

DNS

: to authenticate remote host name and address 20-48
: turning off for rcp and rsh 20-49

Domain Name Service

: See DNS

DS0 19-29

DS-3 and E3

: configuration 19-5
: interface configuration 19-4

dual Flash bank

: downloading a file 20-37

dual-bank Flash

copying boot image from

: using rcp 20-38
: using TFTP 20-38

copying boot image to

: using MOP 20-38
: using rcp 20-38
: using TFTP 20-38

verifying a boot image checksum 20-38

E

E character, as switch output 20-33

E.164

: addresses 17-3
: autoconversion feature 17-3
: gateway feature 17-3
: one-to-one translation table 17-3, 17-11

E1, default interface configuration 19-7

e164 address command 17-12

edge switch 15-2

editing command 2-15, 3-15

editor

: completing a command 2-16
: controlling capitalization 2-18
: deleting entries 2-17
: disabling enhanced mode 2-19
: Emacs 2-15
: enabling enhanced mode 2-15
: features of 2-15 to 2-19
: keys and functions 2-15 to 2-18
: line-wrap feature 2-17
: moving the cursor 2-15
: pasting from buffer 2-16
: redisplaying a line 2-18
: scrolling down a display 2-18
: transposing characters 2-18

EFCI 1-9

Emacs editor 2-15

emulated LANs

restricted membership 14-17

: database entries for all clients, configuring 14-17
: database entries for clients, adding 14-18
: setting up database for 14-17

unrestricted membership

: setting up database for 14-16

enable command 20-51

enable use-tacacs command 5-14

environment variables

BOOT 20-39

BOOTLDR

: description 20-39
: example 20-17
: setting 20-16

Cisco's implementation 20-39

CONFIG_FILE 20-39

controlling 20-40

erase bootflash command 20-38

erase command 20-25, 20-43

erase startup-config command 20-24

erasing boot Flash memory 20-38

erasing files from Flash memory cards (example) 20-25

error message

: TFTP 20-33

escape character, setting 3-13

escape-character command 3-13

ESI field and MAC address, in LANE ATM address 14-10

Ethernet interface configuration 4-10, 13-1, 14-1

EXEC commands

: privileged level, description 2-4
: user level, description 2-4

exec-banner command 3-17

exec-character-bits command 3-14

exit, ending a session 2-19

F

F4 7-2

F5 7-2

fault-tolerant strategy, booting with 20-20

FC-PCQ 9-2

FC-PFQ 9-2

feature card

types

: FC-PCQ 9-2
: FC-PFQ 9-2

features

: ABR support and ATM congestion control 1-9
: access list 1-5
: advanced traffic management 1-6
: ATM addressing and plug-and-play operation 1-4
: ATM routing 1-5
: ATM signaling 1-4
: CAC 1-7
: CES 1-11
: classes of service 1-7
: classical IP over ATM 1-10
: crankback 1-6
: IISP 1-5
: intelligent packet discard 1-8
: LANE 1-10
: OAM 1-10
: PNNI 1-5
: port snooping 1-10
: SNMP 1-12
: traffic policing 1-9

Flash memory

automatically booting from 20-37

automatically booting from (example) 20-20

buffer overflow message 20-3

cards

: See PCMCIA Flash Memory cards

configuring as a TFTP server

: configuring the client router, description 20-34
: configuring the client router, example 20-35
: Flash server configuration (example) 20-34
: performing prerequisite tasks 20-33

configuring booting from (example) 20-18

configuring to automatically boot from 20-17

copying file to current Flash configuration (example) 20-4

copying files to

: when security jumper not installed (example) 20-4

copying files to a PCMCIA Flash memory card (example) 20-4

copying images from 20-25, 20-27

copying images to

: description 20-2

device

: deleting configuration on 20-43
: deleting configuration on (example) 20-43
: displaying the current default 20-42
: displaying the present working device (example) 20-42
: erasing configuration on (example) 20-43
: listing files in (example) 20-43
: permanently delete files on 20-44
: recovering deleted files on 20-44
: recovering deleted files on (example) 20-44
: setting the default (example) 20-42
: setting the system default 20-41
: showing a list of files on 20-42

ensuring available space before copying to 20-3

fault-tolerant booting strategy 20-20

formatting 20-40

managing files in 20-41

manually booting from 20-51

partition, copying a file into 20-37

reverting back to ROM booting 20-18, 20-27

security precautions 20-15

storing images in 20-2

verifying checksum of system image file 20-6

write protection 20-15

Flash server

: configuration (example) 20-34
: configuring 20-34

flow control

: for high-speed modems 3-11
: hardware, setting 3-3
: software, setting 3-3

flowcontrol command 3-3, 3-11

For 12-11

format command 20-41

frame discard 18-1

free-running clocking 4-15

front-ending 3-12

funneling 18-2

G

GCAC 1-7

generic connection admission control

: See GCAC

global configuration commands, description 2-5

global configuration mode 2-2

: entering 20-10

graphical user interface

: See GUI

GUI 1-12

H

hardware flow control, configuring 3-3

hardware verifying 4-3

help command 2-12

help, context-sensitive 2-11 to 2-13

high-speed modem, configuring 3-10, 3-11

history size command 2-14

hold character, setting 3-13

hold-character command 3-13

host configuration file

copying from an rcp server to startup configuration (example) 20-8

default file name 20-22

description 20-21

loading from a server

: description 20-22
: example 20-22

loading from an rcp server (example) 20-8

hunt groups

: description 3-11
: See also rotary groups

I

ICMP 1-13

: host unreachable message 12-11

idle terminal message 3-17

IISP 1-5, 8-7, 10-1

ILMI 10-1

: interface configuration 10-6

incoming message banner 3-17

incoming-port atm command 17-15

initial IP configuration

: testing 4-15, 4-42

installed software and hardware, verifying 4-3

intelligent packet discard 1-8

interface atm command

configuration server, enabling 14-18

LANE, setting up

: clients and servers 14-19
: clients only 14-20

interface configuration commands, description 2-6

interface configuration mode 2-2

interface snooping

: configuration 6-32

Interim Interswitch Signaling Protocol

: See IISP

Interim Local Management Interface

: See ILMI

interlock code information element

: See CUG IC IE

international character set 3-14

Internet Control Message Protocol

: See ICMP

access lists

: applying on inbound or outbound interfaces 12-10
: applying to an interface 12-10
: dynamic 12-10
: implicit masks 12-10
: implicit masks (example) 12-12
: standard, creating 12-9
: undefined 12-11
: violations, logging 12-10
: virtual terminal lines, setting on 12-11

address 4-2

address classes 4-11

address for interface 4-11

description 1-13

dynamic access list 12-10

ip access-group command 12-11

ip address command 13-6

ip address commands

: command ip address 13-3

ip command 13-7, 13-9

ip rcmd rcp-enable command 20-48

ip rcmd remote-host command 20-48, 20-49

ip rcmd remote-username command 20-5, 20-7, 20-28, 20-31, 20-50

ip rcmd rsh-enable command 20-49

ip route command 13-7, 20-2

L

LAN emulation 1-10

LAN emulation (example) 14-21

LANE

assigning components to subinterfaces, rules 14-11

ATM address

: constructing 14-10
: ESI field 14-10
: ESI values derived from MAC address 14-11
: prefix, configuring on switch 14-10
: syntax 14-10
: templates 14-10
: templates, wildcards in 14-11
: values of wildcard characters 14-11

client

: and server, setting up 14-19 to 14-20
: changing to different emulated LAN, change database first 14-19
: MAC address 14-10
: protocol address, assigning 14-19, 14-20
: requires MAC address 14-9

components

: on subinterfaces, rules for assigning 14-11
: unique ATM address 14-9

configuration plan and worksheet recommended 14-12

configuration server

: ATM address, locally configured 14-15
: enabling 14-18
: on major interface 14-11

configuration task list 14-12

database

: default LAN, setting up 14-15
: restricted-membership LANs, setting up 14-17
: setting up 14-15
: task list for, setting up 14-15
: unrestricted-membership LANs, setting up 14-16

default emulated LAN, unrestricted membership mandatory 14-12

emulated LANs

: and subnetworks 14-19, 14-20
: default, setting up database for 14-15

ESI template 14-11

Ethernet support 14-9

how LANE works

: comparing VLANs and ELANs 14-4
: joining an LEC to an ELAN 14-5
: operation and communication 14-4
: resolving ELAN addressing 14-6
: sending multicast traffic 14-7

MAC address, same for all clients on a given interface 14-9

multicast addresses 14-7

Multicast Forward VCC 14-7

Multicast Send VCC 14-7

prefix template 14-11

routing between emulated LANs 14-19

server and clients, setting up 14-18 to 14-20

VCCs

: Configure Direct 14-6
: Control Direct 14-6, 14-7
: Control Distribute 14-7
: Data Direct 14-7
: Server Configure 14-6

lane client ethernet command 14-19, 14-20, 14-22

lane client-atm-address command 14-20

lane config auto-config-atm-address command 14-18

lane config command 14-18

LANE Configuration Server

: See LECS

lane database command 14-15, 14-16, 14-17, 14-22

lane server-bus ethernet command 14-19

LEC 1-10

LECS 1-10, 10-1, 10-3, 14-21

length command 3-13

LES 1-10

line

: activation message, displaying 3-17
: auxiliary port, configuring 3-2
: console port, configuring 3-2
: defining transport protocol 3-4
: password, assigning 3-15

line command 3-2, 12-11

line configuration commands, description 3-2

line configuration mode 2-3

line numbers

: banners, displaying 3-15

list command 15-5

load-interval commands 5-3

locked blocks, recovering 20-41

logging command 5-3

logouts, warning user of impending 3-4

logout-warning command 3-4

loop-timed clocking 4-15

M

Management Information Base

: See MIB

managing Flash files 20-41

map list

: configuration 13-9
: example 13-8, 13-10

map-class configuration mode 2-3, 2-7

map-group command 13-7, 13-9

map-list command 13-8, 13-9

map-list configuration 13-7

map-list configuration mode 2-3

masks implicit in IP access lists (example) 12-12

max-admin-weight-percentage command 11-39

maximum queue size 9-15

max-records command 17-15

memory running out during booting from a network server 20-19

message-of-the-day banner 3-17

messages

: access list violation 12-10
: idle terminal 3-17
: line activation 3-17
: logging 12-10
: vacant terminal 3-17

MIB

: support 1-12
: variables,SNMP support 4-30

modem

automatic dialing 3-6

connections, closing 3-9

dial-in and dial-out, supporting 3-7

dial-in, supporting 3-10

high-speed, configuring 3-6, 3-11

line configuration

: for continuous CTS (figure) 3-9
: for high-speed dial-up modem (figure) 3-7
: for incoming and outgoing calls (figure) 3-8
: for modem call-in (figure) 3-10

line timing, configuring 3-8

modem answer-timeout command 3-8

modem callin command 3-10

modem cts-required command 3-9

modem dtr-active command 3-6

modem in-out command 3-7

modem ri-is-cd command 3-6, 3-7

modes

: See command modes

monlib file 20-40

MOTD banner 3-17

multipoint-to-point funnel signaling 18-2

N

name command 11-25, 14-15, 14-17

name server-atm-address command 14-15, 14-16

NE 7-1

network clocking priorities configuration 4-17

network configuration

network configuration file

description 20-21

loading from a server

: example 20-22

loading from a server, description 20-21

network configuration, example illustration 8-2

network derived clocking 4-15

network element

: See NE

network management system

: See NMS

network routing configuration 4-28

network service access point

: See NSAP

Network Time protocol

: See NTP

NNI 10-1

no boot system command 20-34

no history size command 2-14

no ip rcmd domain-lookup command 20-49

no terminal history size command 2-14

node 1 command 11-16

node 1 disable command 11-16

node command 11-25

non-default well-known PVCs

: configuration 6-27

NSAP 10-2

NTP 5-7

ntp command 5-7

O

O character, in output 20-33

o command 20-9, 20-14

OAM 1-10, 7-1, 7-2, 7-3

OC12 interface configuration 19-3

OC3 interface configuration 19-1

operating system image

: See system image

operation, administration, and maintenance

: See OAM

OSF 9-5

OSI 10-2

outgoing-port atm command 17-15

output pacing configuration 9-19

output virtual circuit

: See OVC

OVC 9-24

oversubscription factor

: See OSF

P

packet discard 18-1

packet internet groper

: See ping command

padding command 3-15

PAM 1-1, 19-1, 19-3, 19-4, 19-7, 19-9, 19-29, 19-30, 19-53

parity command 3-2

parity, configuring for a line 3-2

partition downloading a file into Flash memory 20-37

party records, creating SNMP v.2 4-34

password command 3-15

passwords

: assigning (examples) 3-16
: assigning for a line 3-15
: password checking on a line, enabling 3-15

PBX 1-11, 19-9, 19-10, 19-16, 19-30, 19-31

PCMCIA Flash memory cards

: copying from an rcp server to (example) 20-6
: copying the running configuration to (example) 20-24
: copying to (example) 20-4
: deleting files from (example) 20-25
: erasing files from (example) 20-25
: formatting 20-40
: spare sectors 20-40

peer group I 10-2

period (.), in output 20-33

permanent virtual channel

: See PVC

permanent virtual path connection

: See PVP

ping 1-10, 20-33

ping atm command 7-4

ping command 1-13, 20-33

PNNI 1-5, 8-8, 10-1, 11-1

PNNI node ID 10-2

pnni-remote-exterior-metrics command 11-40

pnni-remote-internal command 11-40

point-to-multipoint 6-11

port

: See line

port adapter module

: See PAM

port numbers, for reverse connections 3-12

port select group 15-13

port snooping 1-10

ppp authentication command 5-14

ppp use-tacacs command 5-14

precedence command 11-40

primary reference source

: See PRS

private branch exchange

: See PBX

Private Network-Network Interface

: See PNNI

privilege command 5-6

privilege level command 3-3

privileged EXEC mode 2-2, 2-4

prompts, system 2-2

protocols

: ARP 1-13
: BOOTP 1-13
: defining transport 3-4
: ICMP 1-13
: ping 1-13
: RARP 1-13
: SLIP 1-13
: SNMP 1-13
: Telnet 1-14
: UDP 1-14

PRS 4-21

ptse significant-change command 11-50, 11-52

purge command 17-15

PVC 6-3, 8-13

: configuration 6-7, 6-12, 6-18, 6-25
: example 6-3, 6-8, 6-12

PVP

: configuration 6-14
: example 6-9, 6-15

PVP tunnel 8-13

pwd command 20-42

Q

quality of service

: See QoS

quitting, ending a session 2-19

R

RARP 1-13

rate scheduler

: See RS

RCAC 9-1

rcp

: adding authentication database entries (example) 20-49
: Cisco's implementation 20-46
: configuration task list 20-46
: configuring for 20-46
: configuring router to accept remote user requests 20-48
: configuring the local username for 20-47
: configuring the remote username 20-50
: configuring the router to support requests 20-47
: controlling access to the router for remote copying 20-47
: creating authentication database entries for remote users 20-48
: our command syntax versus UNIX command syntax 20-47
: turning off DNS lookups 20-49
: using 20-47

rcp server

: boot from (example) 20-19
: copying configuration files from 20-7
: copying configuration files to 20-30
: copying configuration files to running configuration 20-7
: copying configuration files to startup configuration 20-7
: copying system images from 20-4
: copying system images to 20-27

RDI 7-1

redistribution atm-static command 11-45

relative rate mode 1-9

reload command 20-13, 20-17, 20-22, 20-35, 20-46, 20-51, 20-52, 20-53

remote command execution using rsh 20-50

remote command execution with rsh 20-46

remote copying with rsh 20-47

remote defect indication

: See RDI

Remote Monitoring

: See RMON

remote switch, automatic dialing 3-6

remote username

: configuring for rcp requests 20-50
: defaults 20-50
: to send in rcp requests 20-50

Request for Comments

: See RFCs supported

resource call admission control

: See RCAC

resource-poll-interval command 11-53

Reverse Address Recognition Protocol

: See RARP

reverse connection mode 3-12

reverse connections, configuring 3-12

RFCs

: 1084 20-36
: 1213 4-30
: 1215 4-30
: 1447 4-30
: 1450 4-30
: 1577 1-10, 10-1
: 1757 15-13
: supported 1-14

RM xx, 1-9, 9-1

RMON 15-13

: agent status, displaying 4-38
: enabling 4-37
: event table 4-37
: setting alarms 4-37

rmon alarm command 4-37, 15-18

rmon event command 4-37

ROM

manually booting from

: example 20-53
: steps 20-53

ROM monitor mode

: and the configuration register boot field 20-12
: booting a system image from 20-51
: commands, description 2-5
: entering 20-51
: summary 2-2
: using 2-5
: using system image instead of reloading 20-53

rotary command 3-11

rotary groups

: configuring 3-11
: description 3-11

routing 1-5

RS 9-24

rsh

adding entries to authentication database (example) 20-49

allowing remote users to execute commands 20-49

Cisco's implementation 20-46

configuration task list 20-46

configuring for 20-46

configuring the router to support commands 20-47

disabling 20-49

enabling router to support rsh commands from remote users (example) 20-49

executing commands remotely

: description 20-50
: example 20-51

maintaining security 20-47

our implementation of 20-46

turning off DNS lookups 20-49

using 20-46

rsh command 20-51

running configuration

copying to an rcp server

: example 20-31
: steps 20-31

rxspeed command 3-2

S

scheduler and service class 9-24

scheduler command 5-4

scope command 17-15

scope map command 11-21

scope mode command 11-21

security

: See also authentication

security precautions with Flash memory card 20-15

Serial Line Internet Protocol

: See SLIP

servers

: configuring for types of 20-36
: configuring routers as 20-32

service class 9-24

service command 5-4

service config command 20-21, 20-22

service linenumber command 3-15

service-category command 17-15

services, network timing 4-24

session-limit command 3-4

sessions, limiting number per line 3-4

session-timeout command 3-4

show

: boot command 20-9, 20-16, 20-40
: file command 20-9
: flash all command 20-26, 20-27, 20-28
: flash command 20-9, 20-26
: flash device command 20-28
: startup-config command 20-17, 20-40
: version command 20-9, 20-35

show aliases command 5-1

show async-bootp command 20-37

show atm accounting command 15-10

show atm address command 10-4

show atm arp command 13-5

show atm ilmi-configuration command 10-4

show atm ilmi-status atm command 8-16, 10-8, 17-7

show atm ilmi-status command 6-34, 9-14, 9-36, 10-4, 12-13

show atm int resource command 9-27

show atm interface atm command 8-3, 8-5, 8-7, 8-16, 17-11, 17-13

show atm interface rm atm command 9-19, 9-22, 9-28, 9-31, 9-41

show atm interface rm command 9-16, 9-33

show atm map command 13-5, 13-6, 13-9, 13-11

show atm pnni background status command 11-36, 11-37

show atm pnni background-route command 11-36

show atm pnni command 11-14, 11-25, 11-26, 15-4, 15-6, 15-8, 15-9, 15-12, 17-6

show atm pnni database command 11-50

show atm pnni interface command 11-44

show atm pnni node command 11-17, 11-24, 11-25, 11-26, 11-27, 11-39, 11-43, 11-45, 11-46

show atm pnni precedence command 11-41

show atm pnni resource-info command 11-53

show atm pnni scope command 11-21

show atm pnni statistics command 11-54

show atm pnni summary command 11-19, 11-29

show atm qos command 4-12, 9-4

show atm resource command 9-5, 9-7, 9-8, 9-11

show atm rmon host command 15-15

show atm rmon stats commands 15-14

show atm route command 11-14, 11-18

show atm signalling cug command 17-22

show atm signalling diagnostics filter command 17-17

show atm signalling statistics command 17-23

show atm snoop command 6-32

show atm snoop-vc command 6-34

show atm snoop-vp command 6-34

show atm status command 18-4

show atm vc cast mp2p command 18-4

show atm vc interface atm command 8-14

show calendar command 5-11

show cdp command 5-2

show ces circuit interface command 19-15

show clock command 5-11

show configuration command

: See show startup-config command

show environment command 5-15

show history command 2-14

show lane bus command 14-23

show lane client command 14-23

show lane command 14-23

show lane config command 14-24

show lane database command 14-24

show lane default atm addresses command 14-14

show lane le-arp command 14-24

show lane server command 14-24

show line command 3-12

show privilege command 5-7

show processes command 5-15

show protocols command 5-15

show rmon alarms command 4-38

show rmon command 4-38

show rmon events command 4-38, 15-18

show rmon task command 4-38

show running-config command 7-5, 10-4, 15-3, 17-2, 19-54, 20-9

show snmp command 4-32

show stacks command 5-15

show startup-config command 20-9

show version command 20-13

signaling 1-4

: disable 17-24
: multipoint-to-point funnel 18-2

Simple Network Management Protocol

: See SNMP

simple server redundancy 14-4, 14-9, 14-21

Simple Server Redundancy Protocol

: See SSRP

SLIP 1-11, 1-13

SNMP 1-11, 15-2

access policies, defining 4-34

access policies, deleting 4-35

agent, disabling 4-32

configuration 4-31

configuring 4-33, 4-36

context records, creating 4-34

description 4-30

features 4-30

management, enabling 4-30

protocol description 1-13

shutdown mechanism 4-32

traps

: SNMPv1 4-36
: SNMPv2 4-35

view records, creating 4-34

snmp-server access-policy command 4-34, 4-35

snmp-server chassis-id command 4-32

snmp-server command 5-5

snmp-server community command 4-36

snmp-server contact command 4-32

snmp-server enable traps atm-accounting 15-11

snmp-server enable traps atm-accounting command 15-11

snmp-server host command 4-35

snmp-server host commands 15-11

snmp-server location command 4-32

snmp-server packetsize command 4-32

snmp-server party command 4-34

snmp-server queue-length command 4-35, 4-37

snmp-server system-shutdown command 4-32

snmp-server trap-authentication command 4-35, 4-37

snmp-server trap-source command 4-35, 4-36

snmp-server trap-timeout command 4-35, 4-37

snmp-server userid command 4-34

snmp-server view command 4-34

snooping 6-29

socket numbers 3-12

soft permanent virtual path

: See soft PVP

soft PVC

: configuration 6-19
: example 6-20
: route optimization configuration 6-25

soft PVP, example 6-23, 6-26

software

: displaying version of 4-3
: flow control, setting 3-3
: verifying 4-3

software image

: and writable control store 20-45
: loading 20-45

SP 9-2, 9-25

spare sectors 20-40

special-character-bits command 3-14

speed command 3-2

squeeze command 20-45

SSRP 10-3, 14-21

start-character command 3-3

startup configuration

: copying configuration files to 20-11
: copying from an rcp server to (example) 20-8
: copying to an rcp server (example) 20-32

startup tasks 20-9, 20-37, 20-38

static routes

: PNNI 4-29, 11-13, 11-17, 11-18

static-local-exterior command 11-40

static-local-exterior-metrics command 11-40

static-local-internal-metrics command 11-40

statistics command 11-54

status command 17-15

stopbits command 3-2

stop-character command 3-3

stop-only tacacs+ command 5-13

storing configuration in NVRAM 4-38

strict priority

: See SP

subinterface configuration commands, description 2-6

subinterface configuration mode 2-2, 2-6

subinterfaces, defined 2-6

subnetting

: mask bits 4-11
: with subnet address zero 4-11

summary-address command 11-19, 11-29

SVC frame discard

: configuration 18-1

syntax

: checking 2-13

system

: information configuration 4-29
: parameters, setting 4-29
: prompts 2-2

system image

: copying from a PCMCIA Flash memory card to an rcp server (example) 20-29
: copying from a server using rcp 20-4
: copying from a server using rcp (example) 20-5
: copying to an rcp server from Flash memory (example) 20-29
: copying to current Flash configuration (example) 20-4
: determining if and how to load 20-12
: displaying information about 20-9
: retrieving 20-2
: storing 20-25

T

: default interface configuration 19-7

Tab key, using to recall complete command name 2-12, 2-16

TACACS

: login tacacs command 3-16
: user ID 3-16

TACACS and XTACACS enabling 5-12

TACACS description 5-11

tacacs-server command 5-14

tag switching

: benefits of 16-2
: configuring 16-3 to 16-13
: hardware and software requirments 16-3
: overview 16-1

tail packet discard 1-9

task lists for

: configuring a router as a server 20-32
: configuring Flash memory as a TFTP server 20-33
: configuring for rsh and rcp 20-46
: configuring support for rcp requests and rsh commands 20-48
: configuring types of routers 20-36
: general startup tasks 20-9
: retrieving system images and configuration files 20-2
: specifying the startup configuration file 20-21
: storing system images and configuration files 20-25

TCP port numbers for reverse connections 3-12

TDM 1-11, 19-31

Telnet

: port numbers for reverse connections 3-12
: protocol description 1-14

template alias 12-2

terminal

: access control, establishing 5-11
: automatic baud detection, setting 3-3
: automatic command execution, configuring 3-3
: character padding, setting 3-15
: communication parameters, setting 3-2
: disconnect character, setting 3-13
: escape character, setting 3-13
: hardware flow control, configuring 3-3
: hold character, setting 3-13
: international character set, configuring 3-14
: parity, setting 3-2
: screen length, setting 3-13
: screen width, setting 3-13
: session limits, setting 3-4
: software flow control, setting 3-3
: type, setting 3-13

Terminal Access Controller Access Control System

: See TACACS

terminal editing command 2-15, 2-19

terminal history size command 2-14

terminal no editing command 2-19

terminal-type command 3-13

testing the configuration 4-39

TFTP server

booting automatically from 20-19

configuring router as, description 20-32

configuring switch as, (example) 20-33

copying configuration files from 20-7

copying configuration files to

: description 20-30
: example 20-30

copying system images from 20-3

copying system images from a PCMCIA Flash memory card to (example) 20-27

copying system images to

: description 20-26
: example 20-26

downloading configuration files from 20-22

using Flash memory as 20-33

tftp-server atm-accounting command 15-12

tftp-server flash command 20-32, 20-34

tftp-server rom command 20-32

timeout interval

: modem line, setting 3-8
: session, setting 3-4

timeouts, setting on terminal sessions 3-4

timer command 11-51

timing, configuring for modem line 3-8

trace command 5-15

traffic

: pacing 1-9
: policing 1-9

transit-restricted command 11-44

transport command 3-4

transport input command 3-4

transport output command 3-4

transport preferred command 3-4

transport protocol

: defining for a line 3-4

transposed characters, correcting 2-18

trap operations

: defining for SNMP 4-35, 4-36

troubleshooting

: using ping command 4-39

troubleshooting interface configuration 19-54

txspeed command 3-2

U

UBR 1-7, 8-14

UDP 1-14

undelete command 20-44

understanding additional features 20-38

UNI 10-1, 19-10

unshielded twisted-pair

: See UTP

unstructured CBR services 19-16

user datagram protocol

: See UDP

user EXEC mode 2-2

user ID, TACACS 3-16

username command 3-16, 5-6

UTP 19-9

V

V character, in output 20-4

vacant terminal message 3-17

vacant-message command 3-17

variable bit rate

: See VBR

VBR 1-2, 1-6, 1-7, 8-14

: supported 6-2

verify bootflash 20-38

verify bootflash command 20-38

verifying installed software and hardware 4-3

view records, creating and deleting 4-34

viewing environment variables 20-40

viewing the configuration pointed to by CONFIG_FILE environment variable 20-40

virtual LAN

: See VLAN

VLAN 1-10

VP tunnel, delete 8-12

VP tunnel, VPCI 8-12

W

wait-start tacacs+ command 5-13

WCS 20-45

weighted-round-robin

: See WRR

well-known VCs 6-27

width command 3-13

wildcards, in LANE address templates, using 14-11

word help 2-12

write terminal command

: See show running-config command

writeable control store

: See WCS

WRR 9-25