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Using Cisco IOS Software 2-5

Where to Go Next

• If you want to disable a feature, enter the keyword no before the command; for example, no ip

routing.

• You need to save your configuration changes to NVRAM so that they will not be lost if there is

a system reload or power outage.

Proceed to the next chapter “Basic Configuration” to begin configuring the access server.

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CONTENTS 5
Contents vii 7
Appendix B ROM Monitor B-1 8
Contents ix 9
Book Title 10
Document Objectives 11
Changes to This Guide 11
Document Organization 12
Conventions 13
Related Documentation 15
Cisco Connection Online 15
First-Time Configuration 17
Universal access 18
First-Time Configuration 1-3 19
Getting Started 19
First-Time Configuration 1-9 25
Using the Setup Script 26
Using Cisco IOS Software 29
Understanding Command Modes 30
How to Find Command Options 30
Undoing a Command or Feature 32
Saving Configuration Changes 32
Using Cisco IOS Software 2-5 33
Basic Configuration 35
Configure 36
Configuring Alarms 37
Configuring Ethernet 10BaseT 38
Configuring Ethernet 100BaseT 39
Basic Configuration 3-9 43
Configuring ISDN PRI 45
Basic Configuration 3-15 49
Configuring E1 R2 Signaling 50
Basic Configuration 3-19 53
If you are having trouble: 56
Basic Configuration 3-23 57
Basic Configuration 3-25 59
Configuring the Modems 62
Country Code Tables 63
Basic Configuration 3-31 65
Configuring Modem Pooling 67
Configuring T1 CAS for VoIP 75
Basic Configuration 3-43 77
Configuring RLM 80
Basic Configuration 3-47 81
Configuring IPX Networks 84
Basic Configuration 3-51 85
Configuring AppleTalk 86
Basic Configuration 3-53 87
Configuring MMP 89
Basic Configuration 3-57 91
Configuring VPDN 92
Basic Configuration 3-59 93
Using Continuity Test (COT) 94
Basic Configuration 3-61 95
Basic Configuration 3-65 99
Basic Configuration 3-67 101
Basic Configuration 3-69 103
Basic Configuration 3-71 105
Where to Go Next 106
Access Service Security 107
Assumptions 108
Remote Security Database 109
Configuring Authentication 110
Access Service Security 4-9 115
5300# configure terminal 116
5300(config)# aaa new-model 116
Identify a List Name 117
Access Service Security 4-13 119
ARA Authentication Examples 122
PPP Authentication Examples 122
Configuring Authorization 123
Authorization Examples 124
Security Examples 125
Managing Modems 127
Monitoring Modems 128
Ctrl-Shift-6 X 130
5300# disconnect 130
to end the Telnet 130
Polling Modems 132
Troubleshooting Modems 133
Upgrading Modem Code 135
SPE Firmware bundled 137
Using an Internet Browser 141
Using an FTP Application 141
• Upgrading MICA Modem Code 144
Managing Modems A-19 145
Upgrading Microcom Modem Code 146
• Click OK 148
• Bits per second: 9600 149
• Data bits: 8 149
• Parity: None 149
• Stop bits: 1 149
• Flow control: None 149
ROM Monitor 153
Command Aliasing 154
ROM Monitor Commands 154
ROM Monitor B-3 155
ROM Monitor B-5 157
ROM Monitor B-7 159
Using Setup on 161
Upgrade VoIP Software 185
New Hardware Features 191

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