Table of Contents

Symbols
Numerics
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
K
L
M
N
O
P
R
S
T
U
V
W
Y

index

Symbols

.NSS file

caution     4-18

restoring     4-17

Numerics

10BaseT network interface card     1-2

26-pin SCSI connector     2-2

486 DX     1-1

9-pin D-sub cable     3-4

A

AAL5     3-8

about this guide

objective     xi

access control     5-3

Administrative Setup menu     3-4

Administrator access control     5-3

administrator ID     5-1

alarms     6-3

collecting     5-1

filtering     5-1

sorting     5-1

storing     5-1

ATM channel     3-8

audience     xi

auto-discovered     2-3

autodiscovery     2-15

B

baud rate     3-4

BOOTP     3-2  to 3-3

BOOTP server

same virtual network     3-2

stand-alone     3-3

boot ROM

initialization     3-4

bootstrap protocol

See BOOTP

C

cables     2-2

Cancel button     5-2

caution

definition     xiii

checksum status     3-5

Cisco 6100 series

addresses     6-1

factory initialization     3-2

Cisco technical support     xiv

CLEI Code     3-5

collecting alarms     5-1

compatibility matrix     2-7

configuration

saving     4-12

steps for restoring     4-19

configuration, verifying     3-7

configuration information

adding, changing, deleting, collecting     5-1

contacting Cisco     xiv

core OS COM     2-2

D

data bit settings     3-4

DCOM for Windows 95     2-2

default settings     5-3

defining users     5-3

Diagnostic Status     3-5

discovering Cisco equipment     5-1

disk installation     2-3

DLL files     2-2

downloading software images     3-7

dynamic RAM requirements     1-1

E

EEPROM     3-3, 3-6

encapsulation mode     3-8

Ethernet

port     1-4

RJ-45 adapter     2-1

events     6-3

events log file     2-5

F

factory initialization tips     3-2

FCM. See feature compatibility matrix.

FCM file     2-7

feature compatibility matrix     2-5, 2-7

files

.NSS     4-17

filtering alarms     5-1

Flash memory     3-3

G

GetSystemConnectMode     2-15

guidelines

for restoring NVRAM     4-17

for saving node configuration data     4-12

H

hardware requirements

monitor     1-2

processor     1-1

VGA graphics     1-2

Windows 95     1-1

Windows 98     1-1

Windows NT     1-1

hardware reset     3-4

I

identifying Cisco equipment     5-1

in-band management     3-9

in-band management channel     3-8  to 3-10

installation

overview     2-3  to 2-4

PC to Cisco 6100 hardware     2-1

installation wizard     2-3

Intel     1-1

invoke in-band management channel     3-9  to 3-10

IP address     2-15

IP gateway     3-5

IP subnet mask     3-5

K

key events log file     2-14

L

line concentration chassis (LCC)

with Cisco 6110     2-2

line interface module

controller module     2-7

locking entities     2-7

logging key events     2-14

Logical Link Control (LLC)     3-8

Log window     2-14

log window     2-15

M

MAC Address     3-5

maintenance     xi

management cable     2-2

matrix file     2-7

message relay     3-2

Microsoft Y2K issues     1-2

monitor requirements     1-2

multiplexer backplane     2-1

multiprotocol over AAL5     3-8

N

network connection     3-3

networking     xi

network interface card     1-2

no-hub cable     3-3

non-volatile read-only memory

See NVRAM

note, definition     xiii

NVRAM

guidelines for restoring     4-17

restoring     4-17

saving configuration     4-12

saving to file     4-12

NVRAM test failure     3-4

O

operating system     1-2  to 1-4

operator ID     5-1

out-bound packets     3-9

overview

restoring

NVRAM     4-17

saving configuration NVRAM     4-12

overwriting     3-3

P

packets     3-9

parity settings     3-4

Part Number     3-5

password     2-4, 5-1, 5-2, 5-3

patches     1-3

PCB Part Number     3-5

Pentium     1-1

polling interval     6-3

Power Management, disabling     1-4

preferences, ViewRunner     6-3

processor requirements     1-1

R

RCF 1483     3-8

RDF. See release definition file.

read-only access     5-1

release definition file (RDF)     2-5

resetting the system controller     3-1

restoring

configuration

overview and purpose     4-17

restoring NVRAM

guidelines     4-17

RJ-45 adapter     2-1

RS-232 settings     3-4

S

saving

configuration     4-12

node configuration data guidelines     4-12

NVRAM to file     4-12

SCSI connector     2-2

security levels

administrator     5-1

operator     5-1

user     5-1

Serial Number     3-5

serial port     3-4

Service Pack 3     1-3

setting alarms     6-3

setup.exe.     2-3

SNMP error     2-15

SNMP timeout value     6-3

sorting alarms     5-1

start up ViewRunner for Windows     5-1  to 5-2

status information, collecting     5-1

stop bit settings     3-4

subnet mask     3-5

support

technical     xiv

supported operating systems     1-2

system controller

reset     2-15

resetting     3-1

system files     2-5  to 2-15

system requirements     1-1  to 1-5

system requirements, hardware     1-1  to 1-2

SysUpTime     2-15

T

TAC     xiv

Technical Assistance Center     xiv

technicians     xi

telco     xi

TFTP     2-2

transfer of image location     4-21

TFTP daemo     2-3

timeout value     2-15, 6-3

timesaver, definition     xiii

tip, definition     xiii

tips on factory initialization     3-2

Top Level Part Number     3-5

transparency     3-2

U

upgrades, obtaining     xiv

user account administration     5-1  to 5-3

User Administration window     5-3

user name     5-2

V

valid names     5-2

VCI     3-10

VGA graphics requirements     1-2

ViewRunner settings     6-1  to 6-3

ViewRunner software

copying files     2-3

default settings     5-3

for Windows, starting     5-1  to 5-2

latest release     2-6

preferences     6-3

splash screen     5-2

version compatibility     1-5

VPI     3-10

VRLOG.TXT     2-14

W

warning

definition     xiii

warnings     1-4

Windows 95

OSR 1 through 2.5     1-3

Windows 98     2-2

Windows hardware requirements

95     1-1

98     1-1

NT     1-1

Windows NT     2-2

Service Pack 3     1-3

wizard

Restore Configuration     4-19

write access     5-1

Y

Y2K compliance     1-2

year 2000 compliance     1-2

Posted: Fri Jan 28 13:32:12 PST 2000
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