Table Of Contents
Symbols - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X -
Index
Symbols
-? command C-3
? command A-4, C-3
A
AAL B-6
AAL3/4 B-6
AAL5 B-6
abbreviating commands A-6
access groups 12-3
access lists
applying to interfaces 8-4
configuration commands 12-2
configuring for firewalls 8-3, 9-2
description B-11
ACK bits B-11
Address Resolution Protocol
See ARP
ADSL
configuring 4-6
ordering 1-4
overview B-1
troubleshooting 14-2
aggregator, configuring 13-20
ARP B-2
Asymmetric Digital Line Subscriber Line
See ADSL
ATM
errors, displaying 14-6
events, displaying 14-7
interface, configuring basic parameters 1-7
interface, configuring for PPPoA 4-5
overview B-5
packets, displaying 14-8
PVC encapsulation types B-6
queues B-10
troubleshooting commands14-2to 14-9
ATM adaptation layer
See AAL
ATM interface
See ATM
audience, user xi
authentication protocols
See PPP authentication protocols
AutoSecure 12-2
auxiliary port, for dial backup 13-9
B
backup interfaces, for dial backup 13-1
b command C-3
b flash command C-3
boot commands C-3
bridging, configuring 1-9, 9-4
broadcast intervals, RIP B-3
C
CAR B-9
caution, described xiii
CBAC firewall, configuring 12-3
CBWFQ B-9
CHAP B-4
Cisco IOS Firewall IDS 12-4
Cisco IOS queues B-10
class-based weighted fair queuing
See CBWFQ
command conventions xiii
command-line access to router
configuration example 1-11
configuring 1-9
command modesA-2to A-4
commands
-? C-3
? A-4
abbreviating A-6
access list 12-2
ATM troubleshooting14-2to 14-9
b C-3
b flash C-3
boot C-3
completing A-4
confreg C-6
context C-9
copy running-config startup-config A-7
copy tftp flash C-3
debug atm 14-6
debug atm errors 14-6
debug atm events 14-7
debug atm packet 14-8
dir device C-3
finding available A-4
flowcontrol A-2
frame C-9
help C-3
help with A-4
i C-3
k C-9
meminfo C-9
permit B-11
ping atm interface 14-3
privileged EXEC, accessing A-5
redisplaying A-4
reset C-3
ROM monitorC-2to C-3
ROM monitor debugging C-8, C-9
show atm interface 14-5, 14-6
show controllers dsl 4-8
show dsl interface atm 4-7
show interface 14-3
stack C-9
sysret C-9
tftpdnld C-3, C-5
undoing A-6
xmodem C-8
command variables
listing A-4
TFTP download C-4
committed access rate
See CAR
configuration changes
making A-5
saving 14-12, A-7
configuration examples
command-line access 1-11
DHCP server 5-4
dynamic routes 1-14
EIGRP 1-15
PPPoA with NAT 4-11
PPPoE with NAT 3-9
simple firewall 8-5
static route 1-12
VPN with IPSec and GRE 7-9
VPN with IPSec tunnel 6-10
wireless LAN 9-6
configuration prerequisites 1-4
configuration register
changing 14-10
changing from ROM monitor C-6
value, resetting 14-12
configuring
ATM WAN interface 1-7
basic router parameters 1-1
bridging 1-9
command-line access 1-9
DHCP server 5-1
dial backup 13-1
dialer interface 3-5
dynamic routes 1-12, 1-14
Easy VPN 6-1
EIGRP, IP1-14to 1-15
Fast Ethernet LAN interfaces 1-6
Fast Ethernet WAN interface 1-6
firewall8-1to 8-5
global parameters 1-5
GRE tunnel 7-8
group policy 6-4, 7-4
IKE policy 6-3, 7-3
inspection rules for firewalls 8-3
IP EIGRP1-14to 1-15
IPSec tunnel 6-1
loopback interface1-8to 1-9
NAT 4-9
PPPoE with NAT 3-1, 3-2
RIP 1-13
router from PC A-1
static routes 1-11
VLANs 5-1
VPDN group number 3-2
VPNs 6-1, 7-2
WAN interface 1-6
your network, preparing for 1-4
confreg command C-6
connections, setting up 1-4
console downloadC-7to C-8
console port, for dial backup 13-9
context command C-9
conventions, command xiii
copy running-config startup-config command A-7
copy tftp flash command C-3
corporate network, connecting to 1-4
crypto map, applying to interface 6-8, 7-7
D
debug atm commands 14-6
debug atm errors command 14-6
debug atm events command 14-7
debug atm packet command 14-8
debug commands, ROM monitor C-8, C-9
default configuration, viewing 1-2
DHCP
configuring DHCP server 5-2
IP address assignment 5-1
DHCP and Easy IP (Phase 2) B-8
DHCP server
configuration example 5-4
configuring router as 5-1
verify configuration 5-4
dial backup
configuring 13-1, 13-9, 13-16
dialer watch 13-4
floating static routes 13-2
dialer interface
configuring 3-5, 4-3
description B-6
dialer watch 13-4, B-7
dir device command C-3
disaster recoveryC-3to C-6
DSL signaling protocol 4-6
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
See DHCP
dynamic routes
configuration example 1-14
configuring 1-12, 1-14
E
Easy IP
Phase 1 overview B-8
Phase 2 overview B-8
Easy VPN
configuration tasks 6-2
remote configuration 6-9
verify configuration 6-10
EIGRP
configuration example 1-15
configuring 1-14
overview B-2, B-3
enable password
recovering 14-12
setting A-5
enable secret password
recovering 14-12
setting A-5
encapsulation B-6
Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
See EIGRP
error messages, configuration A-6
error reporting, ROM monitor C-8
errors, ATM, displaying 14-6
Ethernet B-5
events, ATM, displaying 14-7
experience, user xi
extended access list, overview B-11
F
Fast Ethernet LAN interfaces, configuring 1-6
Fast Ethernet WAN interface, configuring 1-6, 3-4
filtering
See access lists
firewalls
access list configuration 8-3, 9-2
applying access lists to interfaces 8-4
applying inspection rules to interfaces 8-4
configuration example 8-5
configuration tasks 8-2
configuring inspection rules 8-3
floating static routes
description B-7
for dial backup 13-2
flowcontrol command A-2
fragmentation, PPP B-9
frame command C-9
G
G.SHDSL
ordering 1-4
overview B-2
global configuration mode
entering A-5
summary A-2, A-3
global parameters, setting up 1-5
GRE tunnel
configuration example 7-9
configuring 7-8
group policy, configuring 6-4, 7-4
H
handshake
defined B-2
three-way B-4
two-way B-4
help command C-3
help with commands A-4
hop count, defined B-3
I
i command C-3
IKE policy, configuring 6-3, 7-3
inspection rules
applying to interfaces 8-4
configuring 8-3
interface configuration mode A-3
interface port labels (table) 1-1
interleaving, PPP B-9
Internet connection, setting up 1-4
IP, overview B-2
IPCP B-8
IP Precedence
with CBWFQ B-10
overview B-9
IP routing, setting up 1-4
IPSec tunnel
configuration example 6-10, 7-9
configuring 6-1, 7-1
crypto method 6-7, 7-6
transforms and protocols 6-6, 7-5
ISDN
configuring the BRI 13-17
configuring the peer router 13-20
S/T port for dial backup 13-16
ISDN interface, configuring 13-17
ISDN peer router, configuring 13-20
K
k command C-9
L
LAN with DHCP and VLANs, configuring5-1to 5-7
LCP B-4
LFQ B-10
line configuration mode A-4
Link Control Protocol
See LCP
LLC B-6
loopback interface, configuring1-8to 1-9
low latency queuing
See LFQ
M
meminfo command C-9
metrics
EIGRP B-3
RIP B-3
mode configuration, applying to crypto map 6-5
modes
See command modes
N
NAT
configuration example 3-9, 4-11
configuring with PPPoA 4-9
configuring with PPPoE 3-1, 3-7
overviewB-7to B-8
See also Easy IP (Phase 1)
NCP B-4
network address translation
See NAT
network configuration, preparing for 1-4
Network Control Protocols
See NCP
network protocols B-2
network scenarios
See configuration examples
nonvolatile RAM
See NVRAM
note, described xiii
NVRAM, saving changes to A-7
O
overloading, defined B-8
P
packets, ATM, displaying 14-8
PAP B-4
parameters, setting up global 1-5
Password Authentication Protocol
See PAP
password protection A-5
passwords
recovery14-9to 14-12
resetting 14-12
setting A-5
permanent virtual circuit
See PVC
permit command B-11
ping atm interface command 14-3
Point-to-Point Protocol
See PPP
policy-based routing B-9
policy lookup, enabling 6-6, 7-4, 7-5
port assignments, commonD-1to D-2
port labels for interfaces 1-1
port numbers currently assignedD-1to D-2
PPP
authentication protocolsB-3to B-4
fragmentation B-9
interleaving B-9
overview B-3
PPP/Internet Protocol Control Protocol
See IPCP
PPPoA, configuration example 4-11
PPPoE
client 3-1
configuration example 3-9
configuring 3-1
verifying your configuration 3-10
prerequisites, for configuration 1-4
privileged EXEC commands, accessing A-5
privileged EXEC mode A-2, A-3
protocols
ATM B-5
Ethernet B-5
network B-2
network interfaceB-5to B-6
PPP authenticationB-3to B-4
routing overviewB-2to B-3
PVC
encapsulation types B-6
overview B-6
Q
QoS parametersB-9to B-10
queues, ATM B-10
R
radio station subinterfaces, configuring 9-5
related documents xiv
remote access VPN 6-1
remote management, configuring 13-9, 13-16
reset command C-3
resetting
configuration register value 14-12
passwords 14-12
router 14-11
RIP
configuring 1-13
overviewB-2to B-3
ROM monitor
commandsC-2to C-3
debug commands C-8, C-9
entering C-1
exiting C-10
root radio station, configuring 9-2
router configuration mode A-4
Routing Information Protocol
See RIP
routing protocol overviewB-2to B-3
RST bits B-11
RSVP B-10
S
saving configuration changes 14-12, A-7
scenarios, network
See configuration examples
security authentication protocols B-4
security features, configuring12-1to 12-4
settings
router default A-2
standard VT-100 emulation A-2
SHDSL
configuring 4-7
overview B-2
troubleshooting 14-2
show atm interface command 14-5, 14-6
show controllers dsl command 4-8
show dsl interface atm command 4-7
show interface command 14-3
site-to-site VPN 7-1
software, upgrading methods 14-9
stack command C-9
static routes
configuration 1-11
configuration example 1-12
configuring 1-11
symmetrical high-data-rate digital subscriber line
See G.SHDSL
sysret command C-9
T
TACACS+ B-5
TCP/IP-oriented configuration 5-1
TCP port numbersD-1to D-2
terminal emulation software A-1
tftpdnld command C-3, C-5
TFTP downloadC-3to C-6
See also console download
Timesaver, defined xiii
transform set, configuring 6-6
translation
See NAT
triggered extensions to RIP B-3
troubleshooting commands, ATM14-2to 14-9
U
UDP port numbersD-1to D-2
undoing commands A-6
upgrading software, methods for 14-9
User Datagram Protocol
See UDP
user EXEC mode A-2, A-3
V
variables, command listing A-4
VC B-6
verify
DHCP server configuration 5-4
Easy VPN configuration 6-10
PPPoE with NAT configuration 3-10
VLAN configuration 5-5
viewing default configuration 1-2
virtual configuration register C-6
virtual private dialup network group number, configuring 3-2
VLANs
configuring 5-1
verify configuration 5-5
VPDN group number, configuring 3-2
VPNs
configuration example 6-10
configuration tasks 6-2, 7-2
configuring 6-1, 7-1, 12-4
W
WAN interface, configuring 1-6, 3-4
wireless LAN configuration example 9-6
X
xmodem command C-8