Table of Contents

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C
D
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L
M
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O
P
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T
U
V
W

INDEX

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/etc/syslog.conf configuration file entry     3-22

A

add a route     3-16

address ranges

VPI/VCI     3-13

ADSL performance     3-32

ADSL port

connector

pinouts     A-4

archives

backup, using tftp     3-27

ATM

circuits

setting up     3-14

virtual connections

setting up     3-13

ATM connections

two types     3-13

Attenuation field     3-33

B

BCP     3-6, 3-8

bridge mode     3-6, 3-8

C

cabling

connecting to the network     2-5

Management Port

cabling     2-4

caution

definition     xvi

CBOS

logging on to     3-3

login screen     3-3

prompt     3-30

changes to NVRAM     3-4

changing passwords     3-30

changing VCI settings     3-15

changing VPI settings     3-14

Cisco Broadband Operating System

See CBOS

Cisco Connection Online     xvii

Cisco technical support     xvii

clients

RADIUS     3-19

command line interface     3-23

configuration

checklist for     2-1, 3-1

default

resetting     1-4

configuration file

changes to

saving     3-32

configuration procedures     3-1

configurationless provisioning     3-9

changing     3-11

disable     3-10

enable     3-10

manual     3-11

configure the Ethernet port     3-12

configuring RADIUS     3-20

connection modes     3-5

connectors

description of     1-4

rear panel

illustration of     A-1

contacting Cisco     xvii

Corrected/Uncorrected Blocks field     3-33

CRC Errors field     3-32

creating routing tables     3-16

D

DB-9 connector

description of     1-4

DHCP client     3-18

DHCP server     3-18

disable

in-band bridging management VC     3-7

RFC1483     3-7

display statistics     3-32

E

Ehternet port

connector

illustration of     A-2

enable

in-band bridging management VC     3-7

RFC1483     3-6

enable IP filtering     3-17

enable NAT     3-19

Enable Routing Information Protocol (RIP)     3-17

Errored Seconds field     3-32

Ethernet connector

description of     1-4

Ethernet network

cabling to     2-5

Ethernet port

configure     3-12

configuring     3-30

pinouts     A-2

exec and enable     3-4

exec user password     3-26

F

filtering     3-17

I

idle timeout     3-29

installation

checklist for     2-1

interpret statistics     3-32

IP address

assigning     3-30

IP filtering

enable     3-17

L

LED status lights

checking     3-31

Linux

term and termcap     3-26

logon to CBOS     3-3

M

management applications     3-17

Management Port

cabling

illustration of     2-4

Management port

pinouts     A-3

connecting to     2-3

memory

default configuration     1-5

menory

expanded

options for     1-5

N

NAT     3-19

enable     3-19

netmask address

assigning     3-12

note, definition     xv

O

OAM-F5 loopback cell     3-33

operating environment

ambient termperature of     1-5

Operation, Administration, Maintenance (OAM) Loopback Cells field     3-33

operational modes     3-4

P

passwords

examples     3-30

PPP     3-6, 3-8

login and password     3-20

preferences

Telnet     3-25

terminal     3-25

Previous SNR Margin field     3-33

R

RADIUS

client     3-19

using     3-19

RADIUS client

Cisco 677 implementation     3-20

Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service

See RADIUS

reset switch

location of     1-4

RIP     3-17

enable     3-17

RJ-45 connector

description of     1-4

routing mode     3-9

routing tables

creating     3-16

Rx'ed Blocks field     3-32

S

serial port

configuring     2-4

session timeout     3-29

set a default route     3-16

set a destination address     3-16

set dhcp client command     3-18

set dhcp server command     3-18

set filter command     3-17

set interface command     3-12, 3-14

set nat enabled command     3-19

set password command     3-30

set PPP

login     3-20

password     3-20

set radius test command     3-21

set syslog test command     3-22

set timeout command     3-29

Signal-to-Noise (SNR) Margin field     3-33

software image

transfer, using TFTP     3-27

software updates     3-27

specify

a gateway     3-16

a netmask     3-16

SpeedRunner 202

features

list of     1-2

identifying     1-2

SpeedRunner 203

features

list of     1-2

front view

illustration of     1-2

identifying     1-2

SpeedRunner 204

front view

illustration of     1-2

statistics

interpreting     3-32

stats command     3-32

support

online     xvii

SYSLOG

implementing     3-21

logs     3-21

messages     3-21

server     3-21

using     3-22

SYSLOG client     3-21

T

Telnet     3-23

halting timeouts     3-26

using     3-23

telnet daemon     3-23

Telnet preferences     3-25

terminal preferences     3-25

TFTP     3-27

backups     3-27

software updates     3-27

using     3-27

using with UNIX     3-27

using with WIN95/98     3-28

using with WINNT     3-28

TFTP server     3-27

third-party products

Linux 2.0.27     3-22

NTSyslog     3-22

Solaris 2.5     3-22

timeout values

session and idle     3-29

timesaver, definition     xv

tip, definition     xv

Trivial File Transfer Protocol

See TFTP

Tx'ed Blocks field     3-33

U

UNIX

connecting from     3-26

updating your software     3-27

V

VCI

defining     3-14, 3-15

VCI settings

changing     3-15

virtual circuit identifier (VCI)     3-13

virtual connections

setting up     3-13

virtual path identifier

See VPI

virtual WAN connections     3-13

VPI

defining     3-14, 3-15

VPI settings

changing     3-14

VPI/VCI     3-6

address ranges     3-13

W

WAN port

configuring     3-13

WAN ports

physical and logical     3-13

warning

definition     xvi

Windows

network virtual terminal     3-23, 3-25

WIN95/98 users     3-22

WIN95/98, connecting from     3-23

WINNT users     3-22

WINNT, connecting from     3-23

write command     3-31

Posted: Fri Dec 17 10:55:55 PST 1999
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