Table of Contents
index
- access control undefined packets and 3-115
- access control lists
- See ACL
- access lists
- WFQ and 3-108
- See also extended access lists
- access-list (encryption) command 3-99
- access-list command 3-114
- access-list permit ip host command 3-99
- ACL
- CBWFQ 3-109
- address keyword, using (note) 3-96, 3-98
- addresses, MAC 2-8
- AH
- ESP and (note) 3-101
- IP numbers 3-99
- attaching service policies 3-112
- authentication
- Cisco uBR7200 series
- using RADIUS 3-10
- authentication command 3-94
- authentication header
- See AH
- AutoInstall configuration, basic 2-23
- backbone routers, QoS functions 3-105
- bandwidth command 3-107, 3-111
- Baseline Privacy
- configuring 3-40
- broadband
- cable modem subnet addressing 3-13
- Cisco uBR7200 series
- authentication 3-10
- Baseline Privacy 3-9
- Baseline Privacy, configuring 3-40
- basic wiretap support 3-13
- burst profile 3-13
- cable flap list 3-70
- cable modem authentication 4-3
- cable modem subnet addressing 3-13
- cable modulation profiles, configuring 3-61
- cable profiles 3-61
- cable relay agent 3-57
- configuration prerequisites 3-4
- configuration tasks 3-4
- CPE limitation 3-12
- DHCP giaddr 3-58
- downstream cable interface, configuring 3-14
- downstream channel ID 3-12
- downstream frequency override 3-12
- downstream interleave depth 3-20
- downstream modulation 3-19
- downstream rate limiting
- downstream rate limiting
- configuring 3-22
- downstream rate shaping 3-12
- dynamic ranging 3-12
- frequency agility, configuring 3-42
- integrated DHCP server 3-14
- integrated TOD server 3-14
- managing cable modems 3-66
- multiple SIDs 3-5
- per-modem/per-host access lists 3-13
- QoS permission 3-64
- QoS profile assignment 3-65
- QoS profile enforcement 3-6
- QoS profiles, configuring 3-63
- QoS, summary 3-1
- reset cable modem counters 4-9
- reset cable modems 4-8
- security features 3-9
- service class profiles 3-4
- spectrum group characteristics 3-50
- spectrum management 3-14
- sync message interval, configuring 4-2
- traffic shaping 3-11
- troubleshooting 3-70
- upstream address verification 3-10
- upstream admission control 3-29
- upstream back-off values 3-38
- upstream cable interface, configuring 3-23
- upstream channel width 3-25
- upstream differential encoding 3-32
- upstream forward error correction 3-29
- upstream frequency adjustment 3-35
- upstream input power level 3-28
- upstream minislot size 3-30
- upstream power adjustment 3-36
- upstream rate limiting 3-33
- upstream rate shaping 3-12
- upstream scrambler 3-31
- upstream timing adjustment
- upstream timing adjustment
- configuring 3-37
- frequency hopping
- configuring 3-42
- QoS features 3-1
- spectrum management 3-14
- cable dhcp-giaddr command 3-58
- cable downstream annex command 3-18
- cable downstream channel-id command 3-17
- cable downstream frequency command 3-16
- cable downstream if-output command 3-15
- cable downstream interleave-depth command 3-20
- cable downstream modulation command 3-19
- cable downstream rate-limit token-bucket command 3-22
- cable flap list
- clearing 4-36
- description 4-27
- flap list aging, configuring 4-33
- flap list insertion time, configuring 4-34
- flap list miss threshold, configuring 4-35
- flap list size, configuring 4-35
- power adjustment threshold, configuring 4-34
- cable flap-list aging command 4-33
- cable flap-list insertion-time command 4-34
- cable flap-list miss-threshold command 4-35
- cable flap-list power-adjustment threshold command 4-34
- cable flap-list size command 4-36
- cable helper-address command 3-21
- cable insertion-interval command 4-5
- cable modem cards
- logical interface numbering 2-6
- slot numbering 2-6
- cable modems
- authentication 4-3
- insertion interval 4-5
- managing 3-66
- max hosts 4-6
- registration timeout 4-7
- subnet addressing 3-13
- upstream address verification 4-4
- cable modulation-profile command 3-62
- cable privacy kek command 3-41
- cable privacy tek command 3-41
- cable qos-permission command 3-64
- cable qos-profile command 3-63
- cable registration-timeout command 4-7
- cable relay-agent-option command 3-58
- cable routers
- configuration
- activate DHCP giaddr 3-58
- activate downstream carrier 3-15
- activate IP ARP 3-55
- activate IP broadcast echo 3-60
- activate IP multicast echo 3-59
- activate proxy ARP 3-56
- activate upstream admission control 3-29
- baseline privacy 3-40
- cable modem authentication 4-3
- cable modem insertion interval 4-5
- cable modem registration timeout 4-7
- cable modem upstream address verification 4-4
- cable modulation profiles 3-61
- cable profiles 3-61
- cable relay agent 3-57
- downstream cable interface 3-14
- downstream center frequency 3-16
- downstream channel ID 3-17
- downstream helper address 3-20
- downstream interleave depth 3-20
- downstream modulation 3-19
- downstream MPEG framing format 3-18
- downstream rate limiting 3-22
- frequency agility 3-42
- max hosts 4-6
- prerequisites 3-4
- QoS permission 3-64
- QoS profile assignment 3-65
- QoS profiles 3-63
- set upstream channel width 3-25
- set upstream frequency 3-24
- set upstream input power level 3-28
- spectrum group characteristics 3-50
- spectrum groups 3-46
- sync message interval 4-2
- tasks 3-4
- telco return 3-72
- upstream back-off values 3-38
- upstream cable interface 3-23
- upstream differential encoding 3-32
- upstream forward error correction 3-29
- upstream frequency adjustment 3-35
- upstream minislot size 3-30
- upstream power adjustment 3-36
- upstream rate limiting 3-33
- upstream scrambler 3-31
- upstream timing adjustment 3-37
- flap lists 3-70
- cable segment
- dense 2-13
- sparse 2-13
- cable shared-secret command 4-3
- cable source-verify command 4-4
- cable spectrum-group command 3-46
- cable spectrum-group hop command 3-51
- cable spectrum-group shared command 3-51
- cable sync-interval command 4-2
- cable upstream admission-control command 3-29
- cable upstream channel-width command 3-26
- cable upstream data-backoff command 3-39
- cable upstream differential-encoding command 3-32
- cable upstream fec command 3-30
- cable upstream frequency command 3-24
- cable upstream frequency-adjust averaging command 3-35
- cable upstream minislot-size command 3-30
- cable upstream power-adjust command 3-36
- cable upstream power-level command 3-28
- cable upstream range command 3-39
- cable upstream rate-limit token-bucket command 3-33
- cable upstream scrambler command 3-31
- cable upstream time-adjust command 3-37
- carrier protocols (tunneling) 3-85
- cautions
- Cisco uBR7200 series
- upstream scrambler 3-31
- CBWFQ
- configuring 3-109
- enabling 3-112
- verifying 3-112
- changes, reviewing configuration 2-34
- Cisco 7100 series routers
- ISM features 3-92
- Cisco Connection Online xiv
- Cisco Documentation CD-ROM, ordering 2-60
- Cisco IOS firewalls
- See firewalls
- Cisco IOS software features
- overview 1-27
- Cisco IOS software images, overview 1-27
- Cisco Network Registrar, see CNR
- Cisco uBR7200 series
- upstream scrambler
- caution 3-31
- class class-default command 3-111
- class command 3-107, 3-111
- class map
- configuring 3-106
- verifying 3-106
- class policy
- configuring 3-111
- Class-Based Weighted Fair Queuing
- See CBWFQ
- class-map command 3-106, 3-111
- class-map match-all 3-106
- clear cable flap-list command 4-36
- clear cable modem counters command 4-9
- clear cable modem reset command 4-8
- clear crypto sa command 3-104
- CNR
- class of service (CoS) policies 2-40
- default policy 2-38
- network scopes 2-39
- overview 2-34
- scripts
- activation 2-37
- overview 2-36
- tag scopes 2-38
- commands
- config terminal 2-33
- configure 2-32
- copy running-config startup-config 2-24, 2-34
- enable 2-32
- enable password 2-2
- enable secret 2-2
- setup 2-24
- show cable spectrum-group 2-17
- show interfaces 2-12
- show interfaces cable 2-10
- show running-config 2-34
- show startup-config 2-34
- configuration
- files
- samples 2-41
- saving 2-32, 2-34
- interface 2-30
- reviewing modifications 2-34
- configuration modes, basic 2-32
- configuration procedures
- AutoInstall 2-23
- basic router configuration 2-6
- Ethernet interface configuration 2-30
- setup command facility 2-24
- synchronous serial interface configuration 2-30
- configure command 2-32
- configuring
- authentication methods with IKE policies 3-94
- CBWFQ 3-109
- class maps 3-106
- class policy 3-111
- crypto maps 3-101
- encryption 3-92, 3-99
- fair queuing 3-108
- firewalls 3-112
- global parameters
- description 2-24
- procedure 2-26
- GRE tunnels 3-82, 3-86 to 3-87
- IKE policies 3-93
- interface parameters
- examples of 2-30
- sample configuration 2-31 to 2-32
- interfaces 2-30
- IPSec tunnel mode 3-100
- NAT 3-88
- NBAR 3-105
- policy maps 3-107
- preshared keys 3-95, 3-97
- QoS 3-104
- the router
- using AutoInstall 2-23
- using configuration mode 2-32
- using the setup command facility 2-24
- copy command
- running-config startup-config 2-24
- running-config startup-config command 2-34
- crypto access lists
- commands (table) 3-99
- compatibility 3-101
- creating 3-99
- extended access lists versus 3-113
- verifying 3-100
- crypto ipsec transform-set command 3-100
- crypto isakmp enable command 3-93
- crypto isakmp identity address command 3-95, 3-96
- crypto isakmp key address command 3-96
- crypto isakmp key command 3-95, 3-98
- crypto map command 3-102
- crypto map entries
- configuring 3-101
- creating 3-102
- defining IPSec processing 3-99
- verifying 3-103
- crypto map s4second command 3-103
- crypto maps
- applying to interfaces 3-103
- verifying interface associations 3-104
- customer service and support xiv
- defining class maps 3-110
- demilitarized zone
- See DMZ network description
- DHCP
- giaddr 3-58
- LEASEQUERY message 3-10
- server
- integrated 3-14
- Diffie-Hellman group identifier, specifying 3-94
- DMZ network description 3-114
- DOCSIS
- Baseline Privacy
- Cisco uBR7200 series 3-9
- MPEG framing format 3-18
- QoS 3-1
- spectrum group characteristics 3-50
- documentation
- CD-ROM xiv
- feedback xiv
- downstream cable interface
- configuring 3-14
- downstream center frequency
- configuring 3-16
- downstream channel ID
- configurable 3-12
- configuring 3-17
- downstream helper address
- configuring 3-20
- downstream interleave depth
- configuring 3-20
- downstream modulation
- configuring 3-19
- downstream MPEG framing format
- configuring 3-18
- dynamic ranging
- configuration 3-39
- description 3-12
- edge routers, QoS functions 3-105
- EEPROM, MAC address bank 2-8
- enable command 2-32
- enable password 2-2
- enable secret password 2-2
- encapsulating security payload
- See ESP
- encryption
- configuring 3-92
- description 3-92
- tunnels and 3-85
- encryption command 3-93
- error messages
- ICMP Host Unreachable 3-115
- ESP
- AH and (note) 3-101
- IP numbers 3-99
- Ethernet, interface configuration parameters 2-30
- examples
- configuring global parameters 2-26
- Ethernet and serial interface configuration 2-31, 2-32
- Internet access 2-41, 2-44
- IP telephony (VoIP) 2-53
- sample configuration files 2-41
- show interfaces cable command output 2-11
- show interfaces command output 2-12
- telco return 2-56
- virtual private network (VPN) 2-51
- EXEC mode 2-2
- extended access lists
- creating 3-114
- description 3-112
- verifying 3-114, 3-115
- extranet VPN scenario
- figure 3-83
- physical elements 3-83
- physical elements (figure) 3-84
- physical elements (table) 3-84
- fair queuing
- configuring 3-108
- flow-based WFQ 3-108
- fair-queue command 3-109
- firewalls
- basic traffic filtering configurations 3-113
- benefits 3-113
- configuring 3-112
- flap list
- See cable flap list 4-27
- flow classification of packets 3-108
- frequency agility
- configuring 3-42
- frequency hopping 2-15
- generic routing encapsulation
- See GRE tunnels
- global parameters, configuring 2-24
- GRE tunnels
- Cisco routers or access servers (note) 3-87
- configuring 3-82, 3-86 to 3-87
- protocol 3-85
- troubleshooting configurations 3-87
- verifying 3-87
- See also intranet VPN scenario
- group command 3-94
- hardware address 2-8
- hash command 3-94
- headquarters network scenario
- See intranet VPN scenario
- help
- technical support xiv
- hostname keyword, using (note) 3-96, 3-98
- ICMP Host Unreachable message 3-115
- IGRP, setting 2-26
- IKE
- description 3-92
- keys
- See preshared keys
- policies
- configuration, required 3-94
- configuring 3-93
- default values (note) 3-93
- defaults, viewing 3-87
- enabling by default 3-93
- identifying 3-93
- troubleshooting 3-97
- verifying 3-96
- viewing 3-96
- SAs and 3-101
- UDP port 3-99
- inside global address 3-89
- inside local address 3-89
- inside network 3-88
- installation
- configuring the Cisco uBR7200 series 2-6
- interface parameters 2-30
- interface
- configuration 2-30
- parameters 2-30
- interface fastethernet command 3-91
- interface serial command 3-109
- interface tunnel command 3-86
- interfaces
- applying crypto maps 3-103
- applying IP access lists 3-114
- verifying crypto map associations 3-104
- Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
- See IGRP
- Internet Key Exchange
- See IKE
- Internet Security Association & Key Management Protocol
- See ISAKMP identities
- intranet VPN scenario
- configuring 3-86
- description 3-81
- figure 3-81
- physical elements 3-82
- physical elements (figure) 3-82
- physical elements (table) 3-82
- IP access lists
- applying to interface 3-114
- inbound or outbound 3-114
- software checking of 3-115
- undefined 3-115
- See also extended access lists 3-114
- ip access-group command 3-114
- ip access-list extended command 3-99
- IP addresses
- NAT definitions 3-89
- nonregistered 3-88
- renumbering 3-88
- static translation 3-89
- IP datagrams
- in IPSec tunnel mode 3-87
- ip nat inside command 3-91
- ip nat inside source command 3-91
- ip nat outside command 3-91
- ip route command 3-86
- IP Security Protocol
- See IPSec
- IP telephony, overview 1-23
- IP tunneling concepts and terminology (figure) 3-85
- IP unicast frames, IPSec and 3-85
- IP, setting routing protocols for 2-26
- IPSec
- clearing SAs 3-104
- configuring 3-99
- configuring tunnels 3-92
- description 3-92
- IP unicast frames 3-85
- proxies 3-87
- IPSec access lists
- explicitly permitting traffic (note) 3-99
- requirements 3-99
- IPSec tunnel mode
- configuring 3-100
- ISAKMP identities, setting 3-96, 3-97
- ISM
- in Cisco 7100 series routers 3-92
- keys
- See preshared keys
- lifetime command 3-94
- loopback interfaces
- using 3-102
- match access-group command 3-111
- match address command 3-102
- match class-map command 3-106
- match input-interface command 3-111
- match not command 3-106
- match protocol command 3-106, 3-111
- match-all command 3-106
- match-any command 3-106
- mode tunnel command 3-100
- modifications to configuration, reviewing 2-34
- Modular QoS Command Line Interface
- See MQC
- MQC 3-106
- NAT
- address definitions 3-89
- configuring 3-88
- inside source translation (figure) 3-90
- source address translation process 3-90
- static translation process 3-90
- tunnels and 3-85
- verifying static inside source address translation 3-91
- NBAR
- attaching policy maps to interfaces 3-107
- configuring 3-105
- configuring class maps 3-106
- configuring policy maps 3-107
- verifying class map configuration 3-106
- verifying policy map configuration 3-108
- Network Address Translation
- See NAT
- network-based application recognition
- See NBAR
- no bandwidth command 3-107
- no class-map command 3-106
- no match-all command 3-106
- no match-any command 3-106
- no police command 3-107
- no policy-map command 3-107
- no random-detect command 3-107
- no service-policy command 3-107
- no set command 3-107
- no shutdown command 3-86
- nonvolatile random-access memory
- See NVRAM
- numbering
- cable modem card slot 2-6
- logical interface 2-6
- port adapter slot 2-6
- NVRAM
- saving and viewing contents in 2-34
- outside global address 3-89
- outside local address 3-89
- outside network 3-88
- packets, flow classification 3-108
- passenger protocols (tunneling) 3-85
- password
- enable and enable secret 2-2
- recovering 2-3
- ping command 3-87
- ping docsis command 4-41
- police bps conform transmit exceed drop command 3-107
- policies
- See IKE policies
- policy maps
- configuring 3-107
- verifying 3-108
- policy-map command 3-107, 3-111
- port adapters
- logical interface numbering 2-6
- slot numbering 2-6
- preshared keys
- configuring 3-95, 3-97
- specifying 3-95, 3-97
- priority traffic
- See WFQ
- privileged command level 2-2
- procedures
- configuring the Cisco uBR7200 series 2-6
- replacing or recovering a lost password 2-3
- protocols, tunneling 3-85
- QoS
- characteristics 3-104
- DOCSIS 3-1
- Cisco uBR7200 series
- profile configuration 3-63
- profile permission 3-64
- configuring 3-104
- multiple SIDs 3-5
- profile enforcement 3-1, 3-6, 3-65
- service class profiles 3-4
- quality of service
- See QoS 3-1
- queue-limit command 3-107, 3-111
- random-detect command 3-107
- rate shaping 1-12
- replacing or recovering a lost password 2-3
- reviewing changes to configuration 2-34
- RFC 1631, IP Network Address Translator (NAT) 3-89
- RIP 2-26
- Rivest, Shamir, and Adelman
- See RSA encrypted nonces method
- Routing Information Protocol
- See RIP
- RSA encrypted nonces method 3-94
- sample configuration files 2-41
- SAs
- IKE established
- crypto map entries, creating 3-101
- saving the configuration file 2-32, 2-34
- security associations
- See SAs
- service and support xiv
- service policies
- attaching 3-112
- service-policy command 3-112
- service-policy input command 3-107
- service-policy output command 3-107
- set ip precedence command 3-107
- set peer command 3-102
- set qos-group command 3-107
- set transform-set command 3-102
- setup command 2-24
- setup command facility
- script
- banner information (example) 2-25
- interface summary (example) 2-26
- System Configuration Dialog (example) 2-25
- setup command facility configuration, basic 2-24
- show access-lists command 3-100, 3-114
- show class-map command 3-106
- show commands
- show interfaces 2-12
- show interfaces cable 2-10
- show crypto ipsec transform-set command 3-101
- show crypto isakmp policy command 3-93, 3-96
- show crypto map command 3-103
- show crypto map interface command 3-104
- show interfaces fair-queue command 3-109
- show interfaces ip command 3-115
- show interfaces serial command 3-109
- show interfaces tunnel command 3-87
- show ip nat translations verbose command 3-91
- show policy policy-map command 3-112
- show policy-map command 3-108
- show version command 3-97
- Simple Network Management Protocol
- See SNMP
- slot/port numbers for interfaces 2-8
- SNMP
- configuring 2-26
- software
- See Cisco IOS software
- spectrum groups
- configuring 3-50
- Spectrum Management
- description 3-14
- spectrum groups
- characteristics 3-50
- configuring 3-46
- spectrum management
- basic spectrum management 4-12
- combiner groups 2-14
- configuration 2-14 to 2-23
- enhanced spectrum management 4-12
- frequency allocation 2-14
- frequency management policy 2-15
- frequency migration 2-19
- overview 2-13
- physical layer configuration 2-20
- spectrum group commands 4-12 to 4-16
- system maintenance 4-2 to 4-16
- spectrup groups
- creating 3-46
- static translation, IP addresses 3-89
- status
- cable interfaces
- downstream 2-11
- upstream 2-11
- interfaces 2-12
- stub domain, NAT configured on 3-88
- synchronous serial interfaces, configuring 2-30
- TAG/NetFlow Switching
- NetFlow Switching 3-7
- Tag Switching 3-7
- tail drop 3-111
- technical support xiv
- telco return, overview 1-26
- ToS, considerations 3-4
- traffic priority management
- See WFQ
- traffic shaping
- broadband
- description 3-11
- downstream rate shaping 3-12
- upstream rate shaping 3-12
- transform sets
- crypto map entries and 3-101
- defining 3-100
- verifying 3-101
- transport mode
- description 3-88
- IPSec (figure) 3-88
- transport protocols (tunneling) 3-85
- troubleshooting
- Cisco uBR 7200 3-70
- extended access lists 3-115
- GRE tunnels 3-87
- IKE policy verification 3-97
- tunnel destination command 3-86
- tunnel mode
- configuring 3-99
- description 3-87
- IPSec (figure) 3-88
- tunnel mode gre ip command 3-86
- tunnel source command 3-86
- tunneling
- components 3-85
- description 3-85
- encryption in 3-85
- type of service, see ToS
- upstream admission control
- activating 3-29
- upstream back-off values
- configuring 3-38
- upstream cable interface
- configuring 3-23
- upstream channel width
- configuring 3-25
- upstream differential encoding
- activating 3-32
- upstream forward error correction
- activating 3-29
- upstream frequency
- configuring 3-24
- upstream frequency adjustment
- configuring 3-35
- upstream input power level
- configuring 3-28
- upstream minislot size
- configuring 3-30
- upstream poser adjustment
- configuring 3-36
- upstream rate limiting
- configuring 3-33
- upstream scrambler
- activating 3-31
- verifying
- CBWFQ 3-112
- class maps 3-106
- crypto access lists 3-100
- crypto map entries 3-103
- crypto map interface associations 3-104
- extended access lists 3-114, 3-115
- GRE tunnel configuration 3-87
- IKE policies 3-96
- IPSec tunnel mode 3-101
- static inside source address translation 3-91
- transform sets 3-101
- WFQ configuration 3-109
- Virtual Private Networks
- See VPNs
- VoIP
- overview 1-23
- weighted fair queuing
- See WFQ
- Weighted Random Early Detection
- See WRED
- WFQ
- configuring 3-108
- traffic priority management 3-108
- verifying configuration 3-109
- WRED
- CBWFQ 3-110







Posted: Mon Oct 2 10:42:00 PDT 2000
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