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Connecting BayStack AN and ANH Systems to a Network
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Optivity®/Internetwork
, a comprehensive, SNMP-based network
management application for administering and troubleshooting large,
complex networks. The Optivity/Internetwork package includes Site
Manager, PathMan™, and RouterMan™ software.
Router Software
Before it can operate, the AN and ANH hardware must boot a
software image. The
software image is a group of executable files that operate the protocols the
network requires. The AN/ANH software image, called an.exe, comprises the
following executable startup files:
•A krnl_an.exe file that contains the operating system kernel.
• Application files — executable files needed to perform the functions specified
in the configuration file. All application files have .exe filename extensions.
(For example, the router needs an ipx.exe executable file to run IPX.)
• String files — compressed ASCII files needed when you use the Technician
Interface to display the event log or Management Information Base (MIB)
object names. Groups of string files remain in compressed format within the
an.exe file until needed.
To bridge and route traffic, the AN/ANH also needs a configuration file that is
tailored to your network. A configuration file is a binary system file that contains
hardware and software configuration data. The default configuration file is named
config.
Boot Configuration Options
This section summarizes your options for getting the AN/ANH software image
file and configuration files.
An AN/ANH boots using one of four configured startup options. The differences
among the four AN/ANH startup options are based on whether the router retrieves
boot and configuration files over the network or from local memory.
Getting a software image or configuration file over the network is called
Netbooting. Getting a file from the file system stored in local Flash memory is
called Local booting.
- Connecting BayStack 1
- AN and ANH Systems 1
- Bay Networks Software License 3
- Contents 5
- About This Guide 15
- Before You Begin 16
- CompuServe 17
- InfoFACTS 18
- World Wide Web 18
- How to Get Help 19
- Conventions 19
- Acronyms 20
- Chapter 1 23
- (continued) 24
- ANH Models 25
- Access Node Software 27
- Router Software 28
- Boot Configuration Options 28
- EZ-Install 29
- The Boot Process 31
- Local Boot 37
- Chapter 2 39
- Booting the Router Routinely 41
- Directed Netboot 42
- Recommendations 43
- Completing a Startup Option 44
- Chapter 3 49
- Setting Up a UNIX Boot Server 49
- Setting Up BOOTP Sockets 50
- Setting Up BOOTPD to Run 51
- Editing the bootptab File 52
- Setting Up a TFTP Server 56
- Editing the inetd.conf File 59
- Verifying the Routes 59
- Rebooting 59
- What to Do Next 60
- Chapter 4 61
- Configuring Network Booting 61
- Creating Configuration Files 62
- Preparing an Image 63
- Configuring Network Booting 67
- 2. Click on Add 68
- 4. Click on OK 69
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- Enabling Router Interfaces 74
- ??? appears 78
- 1. Click on Client I/F 79
- Chapter 5 83
- Network Boot Client 83
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- <next 86
- <interface> 86
- Ethernet interface 87
- <interface> 88
- Chapter 6 91
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- About the N11 DCM 97
- The RMON Groups 98
- Ethernet Statistics Group 99
- HostTopN Group 100
- Matrix Group 100
- Filter Group 100
- Packet Capture Group 100
- Enabling the DCM 101
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- Disabling DCM 108
- Booting DCM 108
- 2. Click on OK 111
- RMON Implementation Notes 113
- RMON Interoperability Issues 113
- RMON Memory Use 114
- Statistics Group 115
- History Group 115
- Host Group 116
- Filter and Capture Groups 118
- Appendix A 121
- Router Fails to Netboot 123
- <connector> 127
- Displaying Parameter Settings 130
- Debugging the BOOTP Server 131
- Table A-1. BOOTP Messages 132
- <IP_address> 133
- Quick Get Instructions 134
- Upgrading the Software Image 135
- Restoring a Local File System 136
- Appendix B 137
- Global Information Worksheet 139
- Router Protocol Worksheets 141
- OSPF Worksheet 142
- Wide-Area Protocol Worksheets 144
- Frame Relay Worksheet 145
- PPP Standard Worksheet 146
- Appendix C 151
- Implementation Notes 151
- 1: as the volume name 152
- Network Configuration Options 153
- Configuring a Single ANH 154
- Access Node Hub 155
- Configuring Multiple Hubs 156
- Configuring an AUI Port 157
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