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AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual
Page 8-10 August 1997
2524UM
Network Illustration
This list outlines key features supported in OSPF implementation:
Note: To take advantage of the OSPF stub area support, default
routing must be used in the stub area.
Stub areas
Definition of stub areas is supported.
Route
redistribution
Routes learned via any IP routing protocol
can be redistributed into any other IP routing
protocol. At the intradomain level, this
means that OSPF can import routes learned
via IGRP, RIP, and IS-IS. OSPF routes can
also be exported into IGRP, RIP, and IS-IS.
At the interdomain level, OSPF can import
routes learned via EGP and BGP. OSPF
routes can be exported into EGP and BGP.
Authentication
Simple and MD5 authentication among
neighboring routers within an area is sup-
ported.
Routing/Interface
parameters
Configurable parameters supported includ
interface output cost, retransmission inter-
val, interface transmit delay, router priority,
router "dead" and hello intervals, and
authentication key.
Virtual links
Virtual links are supported.
NSSA areas
RFC 1567
OSPF over demand
circuit
RFC 1793
- 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 20
- Page 1-8 August 1997 22
- Chapter 2: AI2524 Overview 23
- Software 24
- Features and 24
- Functions 24
- Page 2-4 August 1997 26
- AI2524UM 26
- Specifications 27
- WAN protocols 28
- Network protocols 28
- IP Routing Protocols 28
- Connections 29
- Page 2-8 August 1997 30
- Boot Router for 31
- First Time 31
- Configure the 32
- Save the 34
- Overviews 34
- August 1997 Page 3-5 35
- Storage and Hot 36
- End a Session 38
- User Interface 38
- Task List 38
- Command Modes 39
- Page 4-4 August 1997 40
- August 1997 Page 4-5 41
- User EXEC Mode Commands 42
- Privileged EXEC Mode Commands 43
- ROM Monitor Mode Commands 44
- August 1997 Page 4-9 45
- Page 4-10 August 1997 46
- August 1997 Page 4-11 47
- Page 4-12 August 1997 48
- August 1997 Page 4-13 49
- Page 4-14 August 1997 50
- Router Configuration Mode 51
- IPX-Router Configuration Mode 52
- August 1997 Page 4-17 53
- Context-Sensitive 54
- Get Word Help 55
- Get Command Syntax Help 55
- Examples 55
- Page 4-20 August 1997 56
- Check Command Syntax 57
- Page 4-22 August 1997 58
- Command 59
- History Features 59
- Editing Features 60
- Editing Commands 61
- (Contd.) 61
- Command Format 61
- Edit Command Lines that Wrap 62
- Web Browser 63
- Page 4-28 August 1997 64
- Named example 65
- Page 4-30 August 1997 66
- Chapter 5: Using AutoInstall 67
- AutoInstall 68
- Requirements 68
- Use a DOS-Based 70
- TFTP Server 70
- How AutoInstall 71
- Page 5-6 August 1997 72
- Router's IP Address 73
- Page 5-8 August 1997 74
- Page 5-10 August 1997 76
- Perform the 77
- 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 85
- Page 5-20 August 1997 86
- Page 5-22 August 1997 88
- Page 5-24 August 1997 90
- Page 5-26 August 1997 92
- Page 5-28 August 1997 94
- Chapter 6: Using the System 95
- Configuration Dialog 95
- Page 6-2 August 1997 96
- August 1997 Page 6-3 97
- Page 6-4 August 1997 98
- August 1997 Page 6-5 99
- Page 6-6 August 1997 100
- Introduction 101
- Image and 102
- Configuration 102
- File Load Task 102
- Retrieve System 103
- Images and 103
- Page 7-4 August 1997 104
- August 1997 Page 7-5 105
- Page 7-6 August 1997 106
- August 1997 Page 7-7 107
- Page 7-8 August 1997 108
- August 1997 Page 7-9 109
- Page 7-10 August 1997 110
- Perform General 112
- Startup Tasks 112
- August 1997 Page 7-13 113
- Page 7-14 August 1997 114
- Setting the Boot Field 116
- August 1997 Page 7-17 117
- Page 7-18 August 1997 118
- August 1997 Page 7-19 119
- Page 7-20 August 1997 120
- Store System 121
- Page 7-22 August 1997 122
- August 1997 Page 7-23 123
- Perform Startup 124
- August 1997 Page 7-25 125
- Page 7-26 August 1997 126
- August 1997 Page 7-27 127
- Method of Downloading 128
- Result of Booting from 128
- Flash Systems 129
- Page 7-30 August 1997 130
- August 1997 Page 7-31 131
- Page 7-32 August 1997 132
- August 1997 Page 7-33 133
- Page 7-34 August 1997 134
- Manually Load a 135
- System Image 135
- Page 7-36 August 1997 136
- Manually Boot from ROM 137
- Page 7-38 August 1997 138
- AI2524 OSPF 139
- Enable OSPF 140
- August 1997 Page 8-3 141
- Page 8-4 August 1997 142
- August 1997 Page 8-5 143
- Implementation Considerations 144
- Routes into OSPF 144
- Create Virtual Links 145
- Generate a Default Route 145
- Configure Lookup of DNS Names 145
- Bandwidth 146
- August 1997 Page 8-9 147
- Network Illustration 148
- AI2524 IGRP 149
- Page 8-12 August 1997 150
- Control Traffic Distribution 151
- Disable Holddown 152
- Validate Source IP Addresses 153
- AI2524 RIP TCP/ 154
- IP Configuration 154
- Specify a RIP Version 155
- Enable RIP Authentication 156
- Disable Route Summarization 156
- Run IGRP and RIP Concurrently 157
- Page 8-20 August 1997 158
- Chapter 9: AI2524 OSI/CLNP 159
- Configuration Steps 159
- Understand 160
- Addresses 160
- ISO IGRP NSAP Address 161
- IS-IS NSAP Address 162
- Addressing Rules 163
- Addressing Examples 164
- Routing Table Example 164
- August 1997 Page 9-7 165
- Routing Processes 166
- Static Routing 167
- Routing Decisions 167
- Configure ISO 168
- IGRP Dynamic 168
- August 1997 Page 9-11 169
- Page 9-12 August 1997 170
- August 1997 Page 9-13 171
- Page 9-14 August 1997 172
- Router Chicago 173
- Page 9-16 August 1997 174
- Router Detroit 175
- Configure ISO IGRP Parameters 175
- Adjust ISO IGRP Metrics 175
- Adjust ISO IGRP Timers 176
- Configure IS-IS 177
- Dynamic Routing 177
- Level1 and Level2 Routing 178
- Level2 Routing Only 179
- OSI Configuration 179
- Page 9-22 August 1997 180
- August 1997 Page 9-23 181
- Examples: NETs Configuration 182
- ISO IGRP 182
- IS-IS Multihoming 183
- Example: Router in Two Areas 183
- Configure IS-IS Parameters 185
- Specify Router-Lev elSupport 186
- Log Adjacency State Changes 187
- Change IS-IS LSP MTU Size 187
- Page 9-30 August 1997 188
- August 1997 Page 9-31 189
- Page 9-32 August 1997 190
- Configure CLNS 191
- Example 1 192
- Example 2 193
- Figure 9-9:Static Routing 193
- Page 9-36 August 1997 194
- August 1997 Page 9-37 195
- Page 9-38 August 1997 196
- Router A 197
- Router B 198
- August 1997 Page 9-41 199
- Page 9-42 August 1997 200
- Configure 201
- Miscellaneous 201
- Features 201
- Adjacencies 202
- Examples: CLNS Filter 203
- Page 9-46 August 1997 204
- August 1997 Page 9-47 205
- Examples: Route Map 206
- Specify Preferred Routes 207
- Page 9-50 August 1997 208
- Enhance ISO 211
- Performance 211
- Specify the MTU Size 212
- Disable Checksums 212
- Set the Congestion Threshold 213
- Page 9-56 August 1997 214
- Monitor and 215
- Maintain the ISO 215
- CLNS Network 215
- Page 9-58 August 1997 216
- Configure TARP 217
- TARP Configuration Task List 218
- Disable TARP Caching 219
- Determine TIDs and NSAPs 220
- Configure TARP Timers 221
- Page 9-64 August 1997 222
- Examples: TARP Configuration 223
- Page 9-66 August 1997 224
- Chapter 10: Serial Interface 225
- Page 10-2 August 1997 226
- Chapter 11: AI2524 Sync PPP 227
- PPP Configuration Task List 228
- Enable PPP 229
- Encapsulation 229
- Enable CHAP or 229
- Authentication 229
- Page 11-4 August 1997 230
- August 1997 Page 11-5 231
- Enable Link 232
- Quality 232
- Monitoring 232
- August 1997 Page 11-7 233
- Configure IP 234
- Address Pooling 234
- Precedence Rules 235
- Interfaces Affected 236
- August 1997 Page 11-11 237
- Page 11-12 August 1997 238
- Configure PPP 239
- Callback 239
- Example: PPP Callback Client 240
- August 1997 Page 11-15 241
- Example: PPP Callback Server 242
- Disable or 243
- Reenable Peer 243
- Neighbor Routes 243
- Half-Bridging 243
- Page 11-18 August 1997 244
- Multilink PPP 245
- Page 11-20 August 1997 246
- August 1997 Page 11-21 247
- Page 11-22 August 1997 248
- August 1997 Page 11-23 249
- Page 11-24 August 1997 250
- August 1997 Page 11-25 251
- Configure Virtual 252
- Private Dial-up 252
- Networks 252
- August 1997 Page 11-27 253
- Page 11-28 August 1997 254
- August 1997 Page 11-29 255
- Page 11-30 August 1997 256
- Gateway 1 257
- TACACS+ Server 257
- Page 11-32 August 1997 258
- Interface 260
- August 1997 Page 12-3 261
- Page 12-4 August 1997 262
- Set the X.121 Address 263
- Set Default Window Sizes 264
- Set Default Packet Sizes 264
- August 1997 Page 12-7 265
- Page 12-8 August 1997 266
- Additional X.25 267
- Parameters 267
- Configure X.25 Addresses 268
- Understand X.25 Subaddresses 269
- Suppress the Called Address 270
- Configure an 271
- X.25 Datagram 271
- Transport 271
- Configure Subinterfaces 272
- August 1997 Page 12-15 273
- Page 12-16 August 1997 274
- August 1997 Page 12-17 275
- Page 12-18 August 1997 276
- August 1997 Page 12-19 277
- Configure PAD Access 278
- August 1997 Page 12-21 279
- Configure X.25 Bridging 280
- Datagram 281
- Page 12-24 August 1997 282
- August 1997 Page 12-25 283
- Page 12-26 August 1997 284
- August 1997 Page 12-27 285
- Restrict Map Usage 286
- Configure X.25 287
- Enable X.25 Routing 288
- Configure a Local X.25 Route 289
- Example: X.25 Routing 290
- #position 291
- Page 12-34 August 1997 292
- Configure an XOT (Remote) PVC 293
- Example: Remote PVC Tunneling 294
- Configuration for Router X 295
- Routing Features 296
- August 1997 Page 12-39 297
- Configure CMNS 298
- August 1997 Page 12-41 299
- CMNS over a PDN 300
- August 1997 Page 12-43 301
- CMNS over a Leased Line 302
- Create X.29 303
- Access Lists 303
- Create an Access List 304
- Example: X.29 Access List 304
- Create an X.29 305
- Profile Script 305
- Configure LAPB 306
- August 1997 Page 12-49 307
- Page 12-50 August 1997 308
- August 1997 Page 12-51 309
- Page 12-52 August 1997 310
- August 1997 Page 12-53 311
- Multiple Lines 312
- August 1997 Page 12-55 313
- Page 12-56 August 1997 314
- August 1997 Page 12-57 315
- Page 12-58 August 1997 316
- Page 13-2 August 1997 318
- Dynamic or Static 319
- Address Mapping 319
- Page 13-4 August 1997 320
- Configuring LMI Autosense 322
- Explicitly Configure the LMI 322
- Set the LMI Type 322
- August 1997 Page 13-7 323
- Configure Frame 324
- Relay Switched 324
- Virtual Circuits 324
- Example: SVCs on an Interface 325
- Page 13-10 August 1997 326
- Configure a Map Class 327
- Configure LAPF Parameters 328
- Relay Traffic 329
- Page 13-14 August 1997 330
- Define Access Lists 331
- Page 13-16 August 1997 332
- August 1997 Page 13-17 333
- Customize Frame 334
- Relay for Your 334
- August 1997 Page 13-19 335
- Page 13-20 August 1997 336
- Examples: Basic Subinterface 337
- Dynamic Addressing 338
- August 1997 Page 13-23 339
- Page 13-24 August 1997 340
- Subinterface 341
- Page 13-26 August 1997 342
- August 1997 Page 13-27 343
- Page 13-28 August 1997 344
- Enable Frame Relay Switching 345
- Specify the Static Route 345
- Page 13-30 August 1997 346
- Example: Pure Frame Relay DCE 347
- Configuration for Router A 348
- Configuration for Router C 349
- Page 13-34 August 1997 350
- Configuration for Router B 351
- Figure 13-7) 352
- Configuration for Router D 353
- Page 13-38 August 1997 354
- Configure Payload Compression 355
- Compression 356
- August 1997 Page 13-41 357
- August 1997 Page 13-43 359
- Page 13-44 August 1997 360
- Configure Discard Eligibility 361
- Page 13-46 August 1997 362
- Monitor the 363
- Frame Relay 363
- Page 13-48 August 1997 364
- August 1997 Page 13-49 365
- Page 13-50 August 1997 366
- Fractional T1 367
- Page 14-2 August 1997 368
- Specify FT1/T1 Line-Code Type 369
- Enable Remote Alarms 369
- Page 14-4 August 1997 370
- Specify Timeslots 371
- Page 14-6 August 1997 372
- Set the Network 374
- Line Speed 374
- August 1997 Page 15-3 375
- Page 15-4 August 1997 376
- Connecting to the 377
- Configuring 377
- Configuring the 378
- Using Configuration Mode 379
- Using AutoInstall 380
- August 1997 Page 16-5 381
- Page 16-6 August 1997 382
- August 1997 Page 16-7 383
- Page 16-8 August 1997 384
- August 1997 Page 16-9 385
- Ethernet or 386
- Token Ring 386
- Interfaces 386
- Synchronous 387
- Serial Interfaces 387
- August 1997 Page 16-13 389
- Switched 56 390
- August 1997 Page 16-15 391
- Configuring DDS 392
- Fractional T1/T1 393
- DSU/CSU WAN 393
- Specifying the 394
- Boot Method 394
- August 1997 Page 16-19 395
- Checking the 396
- Settings 396
- Page 17-2 August 1997 398
- Page 18-2 August 1997 400
- Page 19-2 August 1997 402
- Appendix A: Release Notes 403
- Page A-2 August 1997 404
- AISwitch Release Notes 405
- Copyright 406
- FCC Warning 406
- Applied Innovation, Inc 406
- ISDN/BRI 408
- Inferface 408
- Page 4 RN194 410
- Appendix B: Acronyms 411
- Page B-2 August 1997 412
- August 1997 Page B-3 413
- Page B-4 August 1997 414
- August 1997 Page B-5 415
- Page B-6 August 1997 416
- August 1997 Page B-7 417
- Page B-8 August 1997 418
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