INDEX

Symbols

Numerics

INDEX

Symbols

: /etc/syslog.conf configuration file entry 3-20

Numerics

: 10/100Base-T interface 1-1

A

AAL5 E-1

add a route 3-14

address mask E-1

address ranges

: VPI/VCI 3-11

ADSL E-1

Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line 1-1

line rates

: setting 3-10

ADSL performance 3-30

ADSL port

connector

: pinouts A-4

ADSL port connector pinouts A-4

ADSLAM 1-3, E-1

ALARM LED

: flashing red 4-1

ambient temperature

: operational 1-6
: storage 1-6

B

bandwidth 1-2, E-2

bandwidth-on-demand 1-1, E-2

bps E-2

bridge E-2

bridge mode 3-4, 3-5

broadband E-2

Broadband Remote Access Server E-2

broadcast E-3

browser compatibility

: Netscape and Explorer 4-2

C

cable connections

: rear panel 2-10

cabling

connecting to the network 2-5

Management Port

: cabling 2-5

CAP encoding E-3

cautions C-1

cautions and warnings C-1

CBOS login screen 3-2

CBOS prompt 3-28

CCO

: online support xv

CD-ROM, document xi

cell delineatio 1-3

changes to NVRAM 3-3

changing passwords 3-28

changing VCI settings 3-12

changing VPI settings 3-11

channel support 1-4

Cisco 6100

: compatible with 1-3

Cisco 676

: front view of 1-2

Cisco 676 hardware features

: list of 1-2

Cisco 676 software features

: list of 1-3

Cisco 676, front view of 1-2

Cisco Broadband Operating System

: logging onto 3-2
: logon to the 3-2

Cisco Connection Online xv

clients

: RADIUS 3-18

command line interface 3-21

configuration

checklist for 2-1, 3-1

default

: resetting 1-5

configuration file

changes to

: saving 3-30

configuration procedures 3-1

configurationless provisioning 3-6

: changing 3-8
: disable 3-7
: enable 3-6
: manual 3-8

configure the Ethernet port 3-8

configure your 676 2-4

configuring RADIUS 3-19

connect the Cisco 676 2-6

connection modes 3-4

connectors 1-5

description of 1-5

rear panel

: illustration of A-1

connectors and switches 1-5

contents of your carton 2-2

conventions, document xii

: caution xiii
: timesaver xiii
: warning xiii

Corrected/Uncorrected Blocks 3-30

CPE E-3

creating routing tables 3-14

customer premise E-3

D

DB-9 connector

: description of 1-5

DHCP Client 1-3

DHCP Server 1-3

Discrete Multitone 1-2

display statistics 3-30

DMT encoding E-3

DMT Issue 1 1-2

DMT Issue 1 transmission specifications B-3

DMT transmission specifications

: table of B-3

document CD-ROM xi

document conventions xii

: caution xiii
: timesaver xiii
: warning xiii

document objectives xi

downstream rate E-3

DRAM 1-6, E-3

DSLAM E-3

E

EDO 1-6

Ehternet port

connector

: illustration of A-2

enable

: management VC 3-5
: RFC1483 3-4

enable IP filtering 3-15

enable NAT 3-17

Enable Routing Information Protocol (RIP) 3-14

encapsulation E-3

encryption key E-10

Ethernet E-4

Ethernet connector A-2

: description of 1-5

Ethernet connector pinouts A-2

Ethernet network

: cabling to 2-5

Ethernet Port

: configuring 3-28

Ethernet port A-2

: configure 3-8
: pinouts A-2
: set interface command 3-8

exec and enable 3-3

exec user password 3-24

external POTS Splitter 2-7

F

: FCC E-4
: Frequency Modulation 1-2
: FTP E-4

G

: general applications supported by 1-7

H

: hardware features 1-2
: home network 2-6
: hop count E-4
: how to use filtering 3-15
: HTML E-4
: HTML browser E-4
: http E-4

I

ICM E-4

idle timeout 3-27

installation

: checklist for 2-1

installing 2-1

Internet E-5

Internet address E-4

Internet Protocol (IP) E-5

interpret statistics 3-30

IP E-5

IP addreses

: updating 4-3

IP address E-5

: assigning 3-28

IP datagram E-5

IP filtering

: enable 3-15

ISO E-5

ISP E-5

ITU-T E-5

L

LAN E-6

LAN interface A-2

LED E-6

LED status lights

: checking 3-29

LEDs

: status definitions 3-29

line rate E-6

line rates

ADSL

: setting 3-10

Linux

: term and termcap 3-24, 4-2

logical port E-6

logon to CBOS 3-2

loopback E-6

M

MAC E-6

management applications 3-16

: DHCP Client 3-16
: DHCP Server 3-16
: NAT 3-16
: RADIUS Client 3-16
: SYSLOG Client 3-16
: Telnet Server 3-16
: TFTP Server 3-16
: Web Interface 3-16

Management Port

cabling

: illustration of 2-5

Management port

: pinouts A-3

connecting to 2-4

memory

: default configuration 1-6

menory

expanded

: options for 1-6

MIB E-6

modem pooling E-6

multiplexer E-7

N

NAT E-7

: enable 3-17

netmask address

: assigning 3-8

network layer E-7

node E-7

NVRAM E-7

NVT E-7

O

OAM-F5 loopback cell 3-31

objectives, document xi

octet E-7

online support

: CCO xv
: Cisco Connection Online xv

operating environment

: ambient termperature of 1-6

Operation, Administration, Maintenance (OAM) Loopback Cells 3-31

operational modes 3-3

OSI E-7

overflow

: serial buffer 4-2

P

packet E-7

PAP E-8

password examples 3-28

passwords

: examples 3-28

PCI E-8

Permanent Virtual Connection (PVC) E-8

physical layer 1-3, E-8

physical port E-8

port E-8

ports

: ENET A-1
: MGMT A-1
: WALL A-1

POTS E-8

POTS Splitter 2-7

POTS splitter 2-5, 2-6

POWER LED

: condition indicator 4-1

Power LED 2-12

PPP E-8

preferences

: telnet 3-23
: terminal 3-24

Previous SNR Margin 3-30

protocol E-8

protocols

: ARP (RFC 826) 1-3
: ICMP (RFC 791) 1-3
: IP (RFC 791) 1-3
: UDP (RFC 792) 1-3

PVC E-9

R

RADIUS 1-3, E-9

: Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service 3-18
: using 3-18

RADIUS Accounting Client E-9

RADIUS client

: Cisco 676 implementation 3-18

RADIUS passwords

: setting length of 4-2

RADIUS Security Client E-9

RADSL E-9

Rate Adaptive DSL 1-2

rear panel cable connections 2-9

receive data rates 1-2

remote address E-9

remote server E-9

required hardware 2-3

reset switch

: location of 1-5

RFC E-9

RFC 1483 1-4

RFC 2058, RFC 2059 1-3

RIP 3-14

: enable 3-14

RIP traffic 4-3

RJ-11 connector A-4

RJ-45 connector A-2

: description of 1-5

route E-9

router E-10

routing mode 3-6

routing table E-10

routing tables

: creating 3-14

RS-232 E-10

Rx'ed Blocks 3-30

S

secret E-10

security and accounting 1-3

serial buffer overflow 4-2

serial line E-10

serial port

: configuring 2-4

session timeout 3-27

set a default route 3-14

set a destination address 3-14

set dhcp client command 3-16

set dhcp server command 3-17

set filter command 3-15

set interface command 3-11

set interface wan0 4-3

set nat enabled command 3-17

set password command 3-28

set PPP

: login 3-19
: password 3-19

set radius test command 3-19

set syslog test command 3-20

set timeout command 3-27

set your COM protocol 2-4

shared secret E-10

Signal-to-Noise (SNR) Margin 3-30

SLIP. protocol E-8

SNMP E-10

SNR Margin 3-30

socket E-10

software features 1-3

software image

: transfer, using TFTP 3-25

software updates 3-25

Spanning-Tree Bridge Protocol (STP) E-10

specifications

: ADSL Interface B-2
: dimensions B-1
: FCC Part 15 Statement B-4
: FCC statement B-4
: LAN Interface B-1
: Management Interface B-1
: Operating Requirements B-2
: Power Requirements B-2
: Regulatory Approvals B-3
: weight B-1

specify

: a gateway 3-14
: a netmask 3-14

spoofing E-11

standard contents 2-2

standards

: 100Base-TX 1-3
: 802.3u 10Base-T 1-3
: ANSI T1.413 Issue 1 1-3
: ATM Forum UNI Version 3.1 PVC 1-3
: IEEE 802.1d 1-3
: IEEE 802.3 1-3
: IETF RFC 1483 encapsulation AAL5 1-3
: IETF RFC 1661 Point-to-Point Protocol 1-3
: RFC 1638 - BC 1-3

statistics

: interpreting 3-30

statistics definitions 3-30

stats command 3-30

STP E-11

subnet E-11

subnet mask E-11

switches 1-5

synchronous connection E-11

SYSLOG E-11

: implementing 3-19
: logs 3-19
: messages 3-20
: server 3-19
: using 3-20

T

tasks to be completed 2-1

TCP E-11

Telnet 3-21, E-12

: using 3-21

telnet

: halting timeouts 3-25

telnet daemon 3-21

telnet preferences 3-23

terminal preferences 3-24

TFTP 3-25, E-11

: backups 3-25
: software updates 3-25
: using 3-25
: using with UNIX 3-26
: using with WIN95/98 3-26
: using with WINNT 3-26

third-party products

: Linux 2.0.27 3-21
: NTSyslog 3-21
: Solaris 2.5 3-21

timeout values

: session and idle 3-27

training mode E-12

Transmission Control Protocol E-11

transmit data rates 1-2

transparent bridging E-12

Trivial File Transfer Protocol 3-25, E-11

troubleshooting

: ADSL line 4-8
: ADSL parameters 4-3
: ALARM LED 4-1
: ATM cell delineation 4-9
: ATM cell scrambling 4-8
: ATU-C 4-8
: browser compatibility 4-2
: IDLE timeout 4-9
: incompatible configuration 4-8
: incompatible user/password configuration 4-9
: incorrect RADIUS server IP address 4-9
: IP addresses, updating of 4-3
: line noise 4-8
: MAC address 4-3
: near-end DMT firmware incompatible with far-end DMT firmware 4-9
: POWER LED 4-1
: power off, Cisco 7200 4-8
: RADIUS paswwords 4-2
: serial buffer overflow 4-2
: SESSION timeout 4-9
: setting a password 4-2
: subscriber 4-8
: VPI/VCI mapping 4-8
: VPI/VCI provisioning 4-8
: WAN-LNK LED 4-1
: web interface password 4-2

troublshooting

: Linux term and termcap 4-2

twisted crossover cable 2-6

twisted pair E-12

Tx'ed Blocks 3-30

U

UL E-12

UNI signaling E-12

UNIX

: connecting from 3-24

unpacking

: checklist for 2-2

updating IP addresses 4-3

updating your software 3-25

upstream rate E-13

User Datagram Protocol E-12

V

VC E-13

VCI

: defining 3-11, 3-12

VCI settings

: changing 3-12

virtual circuit identifier (VCI) 3-11

virtual circuits 1-3

Virtual Connection (VC) E-13

virtual connections

: setting up 3-10

virtual path identifiers (VPI) 3-11

virtual WAN connections 3-10

VPI

: defining 3-11, 3-12

VPI settings

: changing 3-11

VPI/VCI 3-4

VPI/VCI address ranges 3-11

W

WAN E-13

WAN Port

: configuring 3-10

WAN ports

: physical and logical 3-10

WAN-LNK LED

: on/off indications 4-1

warnings C-1

warnings and cautions C-1

web interface password

: setting length of 4-2

Wide Area Network E-13

Windows

: network virtual terminal 3-21, 3-23
: WIN95/98 users 3-21
: WIN95/98, connecting from 3-21
: WINNT users 3-21
: WINNT, connecting from 3-21

write command 3-29

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