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Ais Router AI2524 Manuel d'utilisateur (418 pages)


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Table des matières

AI2524 Router

1

AISwitch

2

User’s Manual

3

August 1997

4

Contents

5

TOC-2 August 1997

6

August 1997 TOC-3

7

TOC-4 August 1997

8

August 1997 TOC-5

9

TOC-6 August 1997

10

August 1997 TOC-7

11

TOC-8 August 1997

12

August 1997 TOC-9

13

TOC-10 August 1997

14

Chapter 1: Introduction

15

Page 1-2 August 1997

16

Related

17

Documentation

17

Contact

18

Information

18

Text Conventions

19

Page 1-6 August 1997

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Page 1-8 August 1997

22

Chapter 2: AI2524 Overview

23

Software

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Features and

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Functions

24

Page 2-4 August 1997

26

AI2524UM

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Specifications

27

WAN protocols

28

Network protocols

28

IP Routing Protocols

28

Connections

29

Page 2-8 August 1997

30

Boot Router for

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First Time

31

Configure the

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Save the

34

Overviews

34

August 1997 Page 3-5

35

Storage and Hot

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End a Session

38

User Interface

38

Task List

38

Command Modes

39

Page 4-4 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 4-5

41

User EXEC Mode Commands

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Privileged EXEC Mode Commands

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ROM Monitor Mode Commands

44

August 1997 Page 4-9

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Page 4-10 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 4-11

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Page 4-12 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 4-13

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Page 4-14 August 1997

50

Router Configuration Mode

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IPX-Router Configuration Mode

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August 1997 Page 4-17

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Context-Sensitive

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Get Word Help

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Get Command Syntax Help

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Examples

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Page 4-20 August 1997

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Check Command Syntax

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Page 4-22 August 1997

58

Command

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History Features

59

Editing Features

60

Editing Commands

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(Contd.)

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Command Format

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Edit Command Lines that Wrap

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Web Browser

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Page 4-28 August 1997

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Named example

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Page 4-30 August 1997

66

Chapter 5: Using AutoInstall

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AutoInstall

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Requirements

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Use a DOS-Based

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TFTP Server

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How AutoInstall

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Page 5-6 August 1997

72

Router's IP Address

73

Page 5-8 August 1997

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Page 5-10 August 1997

76

Perform the

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Procedure

77

Page 5-12 August 1997

78

Set Up the TFTP Server

80

Page 5-16 August 1997

82

Page 5-18 August 1997

84

Use Setup for

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Page 5-20 August 1997

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Page 5-22 August 1997

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Page 5-24 August 1997

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Page 5-26 August 1997

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Page 5-28 August 1997

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Chapter 6: Using the System

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Configuration Dialog

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Page 6-2 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 6-3

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Page 6-4 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 6-5

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Page 6-6 August 1997

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Introduction

101

Image and

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Configuration

102

File Load Task

102

Retrieve System

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Images and

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Page 7-4 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 7-5

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Page 7-6 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 7-7

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Page 7-8 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 7-9

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Page 7-10 August 1997

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Perform General

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Startup Tasks

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August 1997 Page 7-13

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Page 7-14 August 1997

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Setting the Boot Field

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August 1997 Page 7-17

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Page 7-18 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 7-19

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Page 7-20 August 1997

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Store System

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Page 7-22 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 7-23

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Perform Startup

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August 1997 Page 7-25

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Page 7-26 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 7-27

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Method of Downloading

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Result of Booting from

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Flash Systems

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Page 7-30 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 7-31

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Page 7-32 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 7-33

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Page 7-34 August 1997

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Manually Load a

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System Image

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Page 7-36 August 1997

136

Manually Boot from ROM

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Page 7-38 August 1997

138

AI2524 OSPF

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Enable OSPF

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August 1997 Page 8-3

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Page 8-4 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 8-5

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Implementation Considerations

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Routes into OSPF

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Create Virtual Links

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Generate a Default Route

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Configure Lookup of DNS Names

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Bandwidth

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August 1997 Page 8-9

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Network Illustration

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AI2524 IGRP

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Page 8-12 August 1997

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Control Traffic Distribution

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Disable Holddown

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Validate Source IP Addresses

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AI2524 RIP TCP/

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IP Configuration

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Specify a RIP Version

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Enable RIP Authentication

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Disable Route Summarization

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Run IGRP and RIP Concurrently

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Page 8-20 August 1997

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Chapter 9: AI2524 OSI/CLNP

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Configuration Steps

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Understand

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Addresses

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ISO IGRP NSAP Address

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IS-IS NSAP Address

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Addressing Rules

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Addressing Examples

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Routing Table Example

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August 1997 Page 9-7

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Routing Processes

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Static Routing

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Routing Decisions

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Configure ISO

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IGRP Dynamic

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August 1997 Page 9-11

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Page 9-12 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 9-13

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Page 9-14 August 1997

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Router Chicago

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Page 9-16 August 1997

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Router Detroit

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Configure ISO IGRP Parameters

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Adjust ISO IGRP Metrics

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Adjust ISO IGRP Timers

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Configure IS-IS

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Dynamic Routing

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Level1 and Level2 Routing

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Level2 Routing Only

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OSI Configuration

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Page 9-22 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 9-23

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Examples: NETs Configuration

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ISO IGRP

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IS-IS Multihoming

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Example: Router in Two Areas

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Configure IS-IS Parameters

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Specify Router-Lev elSupport

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Log Adjacency State Changes

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Change IS-IS LSP MTU Size

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Page 9-30 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 9-31

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Page 9-32 August 1997

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Configure CLNS

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Example 1

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Example 2

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Figure 9-9:Static Routing

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Page 9-36 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 9-37

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Page 9-38 August 1997

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Router A

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Router B

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August 1997 Page 9-41

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Page 9-42 August 1997

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Configure

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Miscellaneous

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Features

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Adjacencies

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Examples: CLNS Filter

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Page 9-46 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 9-47

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Examples: Route Map

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Specify Preferred Routes

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Page 9-50 August 1997

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Enhance ISO

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Performance

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Specify the MTU Size

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Disable Checksums

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Set the Congestion Threshold

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Page 9-56 August 1997

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Monitor and

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Maintain the ISO

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CLNS Network

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Page 9-58 August 1997

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Configure TARP

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TARP Configuration Task List

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Disable TARP Caching

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Determine TIDs and NSAPs

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Configure TARP Timers

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Page 9-64 August 1997

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Examples: TARP Configuration

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Page 9-66 August 1997

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Chapter 10: Serial Interface

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Page 10-2 August 1997

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Chapter 11: AI2524 Sync PPP

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PPP Configuration Task List

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Enable PPP

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Encapsulation

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Enable CHAP or

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Authentication

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Page 11-4 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 11-5

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Enable Link

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Quality

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Monitoring

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August 1997 Page 11-7

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Configure IP

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Address Pooling

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Precedence Rules

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Interfaces Affected

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August 1997 Page 11-11

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Page 11-12 August 1997

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Configure PPP

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Callback

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Example: PPP Callback Client

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August 1997 Page 11-15

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Example: PPP Callback Server

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Disable or

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Reenable Peer

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Neighbor Routes

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Half-Bridging

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Page 11-18 August 1997

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Multilink PPP

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Page 11-20 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 11-21

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Page 11-22 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 11-23

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Page 11-24 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 11-25

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Configure Virtual

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Private Dial-up

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Networks

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August 1997 Page 11-27

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Page 11-28 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 11-29

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Page 11-30 August 1997

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Gateway 1

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TACACS+ Server

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Page 11-32 August 1997

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Interface

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August 1997 Page 12-3

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Page 12-4 August 1997

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Set the X.121 Address

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Set Default Window Sizes

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Set Default Packet Sizes

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August 1997 Page 12-7

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Page 12-8 August 1997

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Additional X.25

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Parameters

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Configure X.25 Addresses

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Understand X.25 Subaddresses

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Suppress the Called Address

270

Configure an

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X.25 Datagram

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Transport

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Configure Subinterfaces

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August 1997 Page 12-15

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Page 12-16 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 12-17

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Page 12-18 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 12-19

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Configure PAD Access

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August 1997 Page 12-21

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Configure X.25 Bridging

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Datagram

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Page 12-24 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 12-25

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Page 12-26 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 12-27

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Restrict Map Usage

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Configure X.25

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Enable X.25 Routing

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Configure a Local X.25 Route

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Example: X.25 Routing

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#position

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Page 12-34 August 1997

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Configure an XOT (Remote) PVC

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Example: Remote PVC Tunneling

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Configuration for Router X

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Routing Features

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August 1997 Page 12-39

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Configure CMNS

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August 1997 Page 12-41

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CMNS over a PDN

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August 1997 Page 12-43

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CMNS over a Leased Line

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Create X.29

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Access Lists

303

Create an Access List

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Example: X.29 Access List

304

Create an X.29

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Profile Script

305

Configure LAPB

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August 1997 Page 12-49

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Page 12-50 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 12-51

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Page 12-52 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 12-53

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Multiple Lines

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August 1997 Page 12-55

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Page 12-56 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 12-57

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Page 12-58 August 1997

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Page 13-2 August 1997

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Dynamic or Static

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Address Mapping

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Page 13-4 August 1997

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Configuring LMI Autosense

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Explicitly Configure the LMI

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Set the LMI Type

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August 1997 Page 13-7

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Configure Frame

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Relay Switched

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Virtual Circuits

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Example: SVCs on an Interface

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Page 13-10 August 1997

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Configure a Map Class

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Configure LAPF Parameters

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Relay Traffic

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Page 13-14 August 1997

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Define Access Lists

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Page 13-16 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 13-17

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Customize Frame

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Relay for Your

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August 1997 Page 13-19

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Page 13-20 August 1997

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Examples: Basic Subinterface

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Dynamic Addressing

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August 1997 Page 13-23

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Page 13-24 August 1997

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Subinterface

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Page 13-26 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 13-27

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Page 13-28 August 1997

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Enable Frame Relay Switching

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Specify the Static Route

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Page 13-30 August 1997

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Example: Pure Frame Relay DCE

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Configuration for Router A

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Configuration for Router C

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Page 13-34 August 1997

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Configuration for Router B

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Figure 13-7)

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Configuration for Router D

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Page 13-38 August 1997

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Configure Payload Compression

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Compression

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August 1997 Page 13-41

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August 1997 Page 13-43

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Page 13-44 August 1997

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Configure Discard Eligibility

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Page 13-46 August 1997

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Monitor the

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Frame Relay

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Page 13-48 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 13-49

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Page 13-50 August 1997

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Fractional T1

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Page 14-2 August 1997

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Specify FT1/T1 Line-Code Type

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Enable Remote Alarms

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Page 14-4 August 1997

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Specify Timeslots

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Page 14-6 August 1997

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Set the Network

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Line Speed

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August 1997 Page 15-3

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Page 15-4 August 1997

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Connecting to the

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Configuring

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Configuring the

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Using Configuration Mode

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Using AutoInstall

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August 1997 Page 16-5

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Page 16-6 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 16-7

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Page 16-8 August 1997

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August 1997 Page 16-9

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Ethernet or

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Token Ring

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Interfaces

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Synchronous

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Serial Interfaces

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August 1997 Page 16-13

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Switched 56

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August 1997 Page 16-15

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Configuring DDS

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Fractional T1/T1

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DSU/CSU WAN

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Specifying the

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Boot Method

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August 1997 Page 16-19

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Checking the

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Settings

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Page 17-2 August 1997

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Page 18-2 August 1997

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Page 19-2 August 1997

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Appendix A: Release Notes

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Page A-2 August 1997

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AISwitch Release Notes

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Copyright

406

FCC Warning

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Applied Innovation, Inc

406

ISDN/BRI

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Inferface

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Page 4 RN194

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Appendix B: Acronyms

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Page B-2 August 1997

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August 1997 Page B-3

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Page B-4 August 1997

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August 1997 Page B-5

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Page B-6 August 1997

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August 1997 Page B-7

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Page B-8 August 1997

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