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Router 3000 Series first page preview

Router 3000 Series

Brand: 3Com | Category: Network Router
Table of contents
  1. display qos cbq interface
  2. display qos policy
  3. display qos policy interface
  4. qos policy
  5. display ssh server
  6. protocol inbound
  7. isdn ignore hlc
  8. isdn ignore llc
  9. display isdn spid
  10. isdn spid nit
  11. isdn spid timer
  12. isdn spid resend
  13. isdn spid service
Router 3000 Series first page preview

Router 3000 Series

Brand: 3Com | Category: Network Router
Table of contents
  1. installation guide
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Chapter 1 Product Overview
  4. Hardware Features of the 3Com Router 3000 Ethernet Family
  5. System specifications
  6. Interface attributes
  7. Chapter 2 Installing the Router
  8. Installing the Router
  9. Connecting the Ground Wire
  10. Connecting the Router to a Console Terminal
  11. Connecting the Router to LAN
  12. Verifying Installation
  13. Chapter 3 Starting and Maintaining the Router
  14. Powering on the Router
  15. Maintaining the Router
  16. Upgrading Programs through XModem
  17. Backing up and Restoring the Extended Segment of the Boot ROM Program
  18. Upgrading Application Programs with NET
  19. Chapter 4 Troubleshooting
  20. Recovering/Replacing a Lost Boot ROM Password
Router 3000 Series first page preview

Router 3000 Series

Brand: 3Com | Category: Network Router
Router 3000 Series first page preview

Router 3000 Series

Brand: 3Com | Category: Network Router
Router 3000 Series first page preview

Router 3000 Series

Brand: 3Com | Category: Network Router
Table of contents
  1. configuration guide
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Chapter 1 v2.4x Overview
  5. V2.4x Functionality and Use with Products
  6. Chapter 2 User Configuration Interface
  7. Setup through Telnet
  8. Setup through the AUX Port
  9. Setup through SSH
  10. Command Line Views
  11. Online Help with Command Lines
  12. Command Line Error Information
  13. History Command
  14. Display Features
  15. Regular Expressions
  16. Hot Keys
  17. Usage of the Hot Keys
  18. Examples of Hot Keys in Use
  19. Chapter 3 v2.4x Basic Configurations
  20. Configuring a Banner
  21. Locking User Interfaces
  22. Displaying System Information
  23. system management
  24. Table of Contents
  25. Table Of Contents
  26. Table Of Contents
  27. Table Of Contents
  28. Table Of Contents
  29. Table Of Contents
  30. Table Of Contents
  31. chapter 1 system management overview
  32. manually configuring auto-config on the router
  33. configuring the central router
  34. switching between console and aux
  35. displaying and debugging auto-config
  36. configuration example
  37. maintenance and debugging function
  38. enabling df-bit check for ip packets
  39. debugging the system
  40. rebooting the system
  41. configuring the information center
  42. setting display terminal
  43. syslog overview
  44. setting a log host
  45. information center configuration example
  46. displaying and debugging the device running state — ar46 series
  47. chapter 3 auto detect configuration
  48. auto detect configuration example
  49. application of auto detect in static routing
  50. application of auto detect in vrrp
  51. using auto detect with vrrp
  52. application of auto detect in interface backup
  53. configuring auto detect for interface backup
  54. using auto detect with interface backup
  55. chapter 4 hwping configurations
  56. configuring hwping client
  57. executing test
  58. displaying test information
  59. dhcp test
  60. dlsw test
  61. ftp test
  62. http test
  63. jitter test
  64. snmp test
  65. tcp test of a specified port
  66. udp test of a specified port
  67. file system
  68. storage device operation
  69. restoring the space of a storage device
  70. file system checking configuration
  71. file system checking configuration example
  72. configuring authentication and authorization
  73. configuring operating parameters of ftp server
  74. introduction to ftp client
  75. configuration example 1: upgrading the v 2.41 application program with ftp
  76. configuration example 2: upgrading the v 2.41 application program with ftp
  77. tftp configuration
  78. tftp client configuration
  79. displaying and debugging tftp
  80. configuration file management
  81. naming configuration files and setting their selection order at boot
  82. user interface overview
  83. user interface configuration
  84. configuring the current user interface to support the protocol(s)
  85. configuring terminal attributes
  86. configuring modem attributes
  87. configuring inbound/outbound call restriction on the vty user interface
  88. enabling/disabling console login re-authentication
  89. displaying use information
  90. chapter 7 user management
  91. user authentication
  92. user management configuration
  93. configuring username and password
  94. configuring user priority
  95. displaying user information
  96. typical example of user management
  97. chapter 8 ntp configuration
  98. ntp configuration
  99. configuring ntp operation mode
  100. configuring ntp id authentication
  101. setting the interface for the local to transmit ntp messages
  102. configuring an interface to receive ntp messages
  103. setting number of sessions allowed to be established locally
  104. ntp typical configuration examples
  105. configure ntp peer examples
  106. configuring ntp broadcast mode
  107. configuring ntp broadcast mode with id authentication
  108. configuring ntp multicast mode
  109. configuring ntp server mode with id authentication
  110. configuring server/client time synchronization for mpls vpn
  111. configuring symmetric time synchronization for mpls vpn
  112. chapter 9 snmp configuration
  113. snmp configuration
  114. setting the corresponding versions of snmp
  115. setting the snmp group
  116. setting the id and contact of the administrator
  117. setting the engine id of a local device
  118. setting the router's location (syslocation)
  119. setting the maximum size of snmp packets
  120. setting the saving time of trap packets
  121. example of typical configuration
  122. chapter 10 rmon configuration
  123. rmon configuration
  124. adding/removing a history control entry
  125. adding/removing a prialarm entry
  126. rmon configuration example
  127. chapter 11 terminal services
  128. terminal service characteristics of the remote config on aux port
  129. telnet terminal services
  130. establishing telnet connection
  131. establishing redirected telnet connection
  132. specifying a source interface/ip address for the telnet server
  133. telnet redirect configuration example i
  134. telnet redirect configuration example ii
  135. pad terminal services
  136. ssh configuration
  137. configuring the ssh server
  138. configuring the ssh client
  139. ssh configuration example
  140. ssh client configuration example
  141. sftp service
  142. configuring the sftp client
  143. sftp configuration example
  144. dumb terminal service
  145. configuring dumb terminal service
  146. timely disconnecting dumb terminals
  147. remote shell service
  148. debugging rsh
  149. rlogin terminal service connectivity
  150. rlogin configurations
  151. rlogin configuration example
  152. Table of Contents
  153. Table Of Contents
  154. Table Of Contents
  155. interface overview
  156. configuring interface description
  157. testing interface/line loops
  158. displaying and debugging interfaces
  159. ethernet interface
  160. displaying and debugging ethernet interface
  161. ethernet configuration example
  162. chapter 3 layer 2 ethernet port configuration
  163. configuring ethernet ports
  164. entering ethernet port view
  165. configuring ethernet port description
  166. enabling/disabling flow control on the ethernet port
  167. setting the mac address aging timer
  168. enabling/disabling loopback on the ethernet port
  169. assigning a default vlan id to the ethernet port
  170. ethernet port configuration example
  171. vlans involving multiple network segments
  172. vlans involving multiple devices
  173. troubleshooting ethernet ports
  174. dialer interface
  175. null interface
  176. introduction to subinterface
  177. configuring a wan subinterface
  178. ethernet subinterface configuration example
  179. wan subinterface configuration example
  180. mp-group and mfr
  181. configuring a virtual-template
  182. displaying and debugging virtual-template and virtual interface
  183. virtual ethernet interface
  184. link layer protocol
  185. Table of Contents
  186. Table Of Contents
  187. Table Of Contents
  188. introduction to ppp and mp
  189. configuring ppp
  190. configuring ppp encapsulation on the interface
  191. configuring ppp negotiation timeout interval
  192. negotiating an dns address through ppp
  193. configuring ppp link quality control
  194. configuring mp
  195. configuring mp on a virtual template interface
  196. configuring mp on an mp-group interface
  197. configuring ppp link efficiency mechanism
  198. configuring iphc
  199. configuring ppp stac lzs compression
  200. displaying and debugging ppp/mp/ppp link efficiency mechanisms
  201. ppp and mp configuration example
  202. unidirectional chap authentication
  203. bidirectional chap authentication
  204. mp configuration
  205. three types of mp binding mode
  206. troubleshooting
  207. introduction to pppoe
  208. pppoe server configuration
  209. creating a virtual template
  210. configuring pppoe server parameters
  211. configuring a dialer interface
  212. enabling/disabling the pppoe server to output ppp-related log
  213. resetting/deleting a pppoe session
  214. pppoe configuration example
  215. configuring pppoe client
  216. connecting a lan to the internet via adsl modem
  217. accessing the internet through an adsl interface
  218. chapter 3 bridge configuration
  219. spanning tree protocol
  220. multi-protocol router
  221. basic bridge configuration
  222. configuring bridging over link layer protocols
  223. configuring the bridging address table
  224. configuring the bridge to support stp
  225. creating and applying bridging acls
  226. configuring the routing function of the bridge
  227. displaying and debugging bridging information
  228. transparent bridging configuration examples
  229. transparent bridging on mp
  230. transparent bridging on frame relay
  231. transparent bridging on atm
  232. implementing integrated routing and bridging
  233. bridging on fr subinterfaces
  234. bridging on dial interface and filtering mac address
  235. ethernet type-code values
  236. network protocol
  237. Table of Contents
  238. Table Of Contents
  239. Table Of Contents
  240. Table Of Contents
  241. Table Of Contents
  242. Table Of Contents
  243. ip address overview
  244. ip address configuration
  245. configuring ip address unnumbered for an interface
  246. displaying and debugging ip address
  247. ip address configuration example
  248. troubleshooting ip address configuration
  249. chapter 2 arp configuration
  250. dynamic arp configuration
  251. displaying and debugging arp
  252. proxy arp configuration
  253. configuring proxy arp
  254. enabling the address learning function of gratuitous arp
  255. introduction to authorized arp
  256. structure of the arp packet
  257. arp table
  258. configuring authorized arp
  259. authorized arp configuration example
  260. dns overview
  261. displaying and debugging domain name resolution table
  262. configuring the dns client
  263. displaying and debugging dns client information
  264. typical dns configuration example
  265. dns proxy configuration
  266. dns proxy configuration example
  267. chapter 4 ddns configuration
  268. configuring ddns
  269. configuring parameters for accessing the ddns service provider
  270. urpf overview
  271. urpf configuration
  272. introduction to ip accounting
  273. ip accounting configuration example
  274. displaying and maintaining ip accounting configuration
  275. tips for configuration
  276. introduction to udp helper
  277. specifying by udp port number which udp broadcasts are forwarded
  278. configuring destination servers
  279. introduction to bootp client
  280. dhcp overview
  281. dhcp server
  282. introduction to dhcp accounting
  283. option 82 support on the dhcp server
  284. bims option support on the dhcp server
  285. introduction to option
  286. dhcp address allocation support of wan interfaces
  287. dhcp relay
  288. principle of dhcp relay
  289. dhcp common configuration
  290. dhcp server configuration
  291. adding global dhcp address pool
  292. defining allocation mode of dhcp address pool
  293. excluding ip address from auto allocation
  294. defining ip address lease expiry limit
  295. configuring domain names for dhcp clients
  296. configuring dns ip address for dhcp client
  297. configuring netbios ip address for dhcp client
  298. defining netbios node type for dhcp client
  299. configuring dhcp customization items
  300. configuring ping packet transfer in dhcp server
  301. configuring dhcp accounting
  302. configuring bims option support on the dhcp server
  303. configuring option 184 support on the dhcp server
  304. configuring option 82 support on the dhcp server
  305. clearing dhcp information
  306. dhcp relay configuration
  307. specifying external dhcp servers
  308. configuring dhcp server load sharing for dhcp relay
  309. configuring option 82 support on the dhcp relay
  310. dhcp client configuration
  311. displaying and debugging dhcp
  312. dhcp configuration examples
  313. dhcp relay configuration example
  314. dhcp client configuration example
  315. dhcp accounting configuration example
  316. option 184-supported dhcp server configuration example
  317. option 28-supported dhcp relay configuration example
  318. dhcp configuration example for the serial interface using ppp
  319. configuring tcp attributes
  320. configuring the sending of icmp redirect messages
  321. displaying and debugging ip performance
  322. configuring broadcast forwarding on an interface
  323. displaying and debugging unicast fast forwarding
  324. configuring multicast fast forwarding
  325. nat overview
  326. functions provided by nat
  327. static net-to-net nat
  328. bidirectional nat
  329. internal server
  330. nat configuration
  331. configuring nat
  332. configuring internal server
  333. configuring nat alg
  334. configuring address translation lifetimes
  335. nat configuration example
  336. configuration example of nat using ip address of loopback interface
  337. static net-to-net nat configuration example
  338. bidirectional nat configuration example
  339. internal servers combined with ipsec vpn
  340. domain name-related nat configuration example
  341. troubleshooting nat configuration
  342. ip unicast policy routing overview
  343. ip unicast policy routing configuration
  344. enabling policy routing
  345. typical configuration of ip unicast policy routing
  346. configuring policy routing based on packet size
  347. introduction to ip multicast policy routing
  348. packet forwarding process after the ip multicast policy routing is applied
  349. defining the if-match clause of the route-policy
  350. enabling ip multicast policy routing on an interface
  351. routing protocol
  352. Table of Contents
  353. Table Of Contents
  354. Table Of Contents
  355. Table Of Contents
  356. Table Of Contents
  357. Table Of Contents
  358. chapter 1 ip routing protocol overview
  359. routing by routing table
  360. routing management policy
  361. load sharing and route backup
  362. routes sharing between routing protocols
  363. configuring bandwidth-based unbalanced load sharing
  364. displaying and debugging bandwidth-based unbalanced load sharing
  365. static route overview
  366. static routing configuration
  367. configuring the default route
  368. displaying and debugging the routing table
  369. troubleshooting static route
  370. rip overview
  371. rip versions
  372. trigger rip
  373. rip configuration
  374. enabling rip
  375. configuring split horizon
  376. configuring additional metrics
  377. disabling host route
  378. configuring traffic sharing across rip interfaces
  379. configuring the rip preference
  380. configuring zero field check of an interface packet
  381. configuring rip packet authentication
  382. specifying the operating state of the interface
  383. displaying and debugging rip
  384. rip configuration example
  385. adjusting the convergence time of rip network
  386. configuring trip
  387. troubleshooting rip
  388. ospf overview
  389. basic concepts related to ospf
  390. ospf packets
  391. lsa types available in ospf
  392. ospf features available in v
  393. ospf configuration
  394. configuring router id
  395. enabling ospf process
  396. entering the ospf area view
  397. configuring ospf virtual links
  398. configuring the adjacent point
  399. configuring ospf to create the default route
  400. configuring ospf route filtering
  401. configuring route aggregation by ospf
  402. setting ospf route preference
  403. configuring ospf timers
  404. setting the interface priority for dr election
  405. configuring the cost for sending packets on an interface
  406. configuring an interval required for sending lsu packets
  407. configuring ospf authentication
  408. disabling the interface to send ospf packets
  409. configuring ospf stub area
  410. configuring nssa parameters of ospf
  411. enabling opaque capacity of ospf
  412. resetting an ospf process
  413. ospf configuration example
  414. configuring dr election based on ospf priority
  415. configuring virtual link of the ospf
  416. configuring ospf peer authentication
  417. configuring ospf stub areas
  418. troubleshooting ospf
  419. chapter 5 integrated is-is configuration
  420. two-level structure of is-is routing protocol
  421. address structure of is-is routing protocol
  422. is-is routing protocol packets
  423. integrated is-is configuration
  424. enabling is-is
  425. enabling is-is on the specified interface
  426. configuring metrics notation of is-is packets
  427. configuring the priority of a router
  428. configuring interface authentication password
  429. configuring router type
  430. configuring is-is authentication password
  431. configuring overload flag bit
  432. configuring to log the peer changes
  433. configuring lifetime of lsp
  434. setting spf to release cpu actively
  435. configuring is-is to redistribute routes from other protocols
  436. configuring is-is route filtering
  437. configuring the preference of is-is protocol
  438. resetting is-is data structure
  439. integrated is-is configuration example
  440. bgp overview
  441. bgp configuration
  442. enabling bgp
  443. configuring a bgp peer/peer group
  444. configuring routing policy for bgp peer/peer group
  445. removing the route synchronization between igp and ibgp
  446. configuring the local preference attribute
  447. comparing the med values of routes from peers in different ass
  448. configuring the bgp community attributes
  449. configuring the bgp preference
  450. configuring the bgp route reflector
  451. configuring bgp route dampening
  452. configuring the interaction between bgp and igp
  453. configuring the repeating times of local as number
  454. configuring bgp route filtering
  455. resetting bgp connection
  456. displaying and debugging bgp
  457. bgp configuration example
  458. configure the ethernet interface
  459. configuring bgp route reflector
  460. configuring bgp load balancing
  461. troubleshooting bgp
  462. mbgp overview
  463. mbgp applied on the router
  464. enabling peer/peer group
  465. mbgp configuration example
  466. configure ospf
  467. chapter 7 ip routing policy configuration
  468. configuring ip routing policy
  469. implementing routing policy by route-policy
  470. displaying and debugging the routing policy
  471. configuring rip to filter the advertised routing information
  472. configuring ospf to filter the received routing information
  473. configuring the bgp cost attribute to select path
  474. configuring routing policy based on next-hop/as-path/origin/ local-preference
  475. configuring routing policy based on the bgp community attribute
  476. troubleshooting routing policy
  477. chapter 8 route capacity configuration
  478. configuring the lower limit and the safety value of the router memory
  479. enabling automatic recovery of the disconnected routing protocol
  480. multicast protocol
  481. Table of Contents
  482. Table Of Contents
  483. Table Of Contents
  484. Table Of Contents
  485. Table Of Contents
  486. ip multicast overview
  487. multicast addresses
  488. ethernet multicast mac addresses
  489. ip multicast protocols
  490. multicast routing protocols
  491. ip multicast packet forwarding
  492. application of multicast
  493. chapter 2 common multicast configuration
  494. configuring the minimum ttl of multicast packets
  495. configuring the number limit of multicast routing entries
  496. common multicast configuration display and debug
  497. igmp overview
  498. introduction to igmp proxy
  499. igmp configuration
  500. configuring igmp proxy
  501. controlling the access to ip multicast group
  502. configuring other querier present interval
  503. configuring igmp max query response time
  504. configuring last member query interval
  505. igmp display and debug
  506. pim overview
  507. enabling pim-dm
  508. enabling igmp on the interface
  509. configuring candidate-bsr
  510. configuring candidate-rp
  511. configuring rp register policy
  512. configuring the threshold to switch from rpt to spt
  513. configuring c-rp policy
  514. clearing pim neighbors
  515. pim configuration example
  516. pim troubleshooting
  517. msdp overview
  518. msdp configuration
  519. configuring a static rpf peer
  520. configuring originating rp
  521. requesting the source information from an msdp peer
  522. controlling the source information forwarded
  523. controlling the source information received
  524. configuring an msdp mesh group
  525. disabling an msdp peer
  526. tracing the transmission path of an sa message over the network
  527. configuring anycast rp
  528. msdp integrated networking
  529. mbgp multicast extension
  530. mbgp operating mode and message type
  531. mbgp multicast extension configuration
  532. specifying network route to be advertised by mbgp multicast extension
  533. configuring local preference
  534. configuring mbgp to filter routes
  535. configuring mbgp route aggregation
  536. configuring mbgp community attributes
  537. configuring mbgp route filtering
  538. typical mbgp multicast extension configuration example
  539. chapter 7 multicast static route configuration
  540. configuring a multicast static route
  541. multicast static route display and debug
  542. Table of Contents
  543. Table Of Contents
  544. Table Of Contents
  545. Table Of Contents
  546. mpls overview
  547. mpls architecture
  548. lsp tunnel and hierarchy
  549. ldp overview
  550. ldp working process
  551. ldp basic operation
  552. ldp loop detection
  553. mpls and routing protocols
  554. mpls-based qos
  555. chapter 2 mpls basic capability configuration
  556. defining mpls lsr id
  557. ldp configuration
  558. enabling/disabling ldp on interface
  559. configuring session parameters
  560. ldp loop detection control
  561. configuring ldp authentication mode
  562. displaying and debugging mpls
  563. displaying and debugging ldp
  564. mpls configuration example
  565. troubleshooting mpls configuration
  566. bgp/mpls vpn model
  567. bgp/mpls vpn implementation
  568. introduction to multi-role host features
  569. ospf vpn extension
  570. multi-as bgp/mpls vpn
  571. bgp/mpls vpn configuration
  572. configuring pe router
  573. configuring p router
  574. bgp/mpls vpn configuration example
  575. configuring gre tunnel bgp/mpls vpn
  576. configuring extranet
  577. configuring hub&spoke
  578. configuring ce dual-home
  579. configuring multi-role hosts
  580. configuring hovpn
  581. configuring ospf multi-instance sham link
  582. configuring ospf multi-instance ce
  583. configuring inter-provider backbones option a
  584. configuring inter-provider backbones option b
  585. configuring inter-provider backbones option c
  586. troubleshooting multi-role host configuration
  587. introduction to mpls l2vpn
  588. mpls l2vpn frame format
  589. packet forwarding
  590. configuration of mpls l2vpn in ccc mode
  591. configuring the interface connecting ce
  592. enabling mpls
  593. enabling mpls l2vpn
  594. creating ccc connection
  595. configuring pe-pe tunnel
  596. configuration of mpls l2vpn in martini mode
  597. configuration of mpls l2vpn in kompella mode
  598. creating and configuring vpn
  599. creating ce and configuring ce connection
  600. displaying and debugging mpls l2vpn
  601. mpls l2vpn configuration example
  602. configuring svc-based mpls l2vpn
  603. configuring martini mpls l2vpn
  604. configuring kompella mpls l2vpn
  605. enable ospf
  606. troubleshooting mpls l2vpn
  607. Table of Contents
  608. Table Of Contents
  609. Table Of Contents
  610. Table Of Contents
  611. Table Of Contents
  612. Table Of Contents
  613. chapter 1 network security configuration
  614. hierarchical command line protection
  615. firewall classification
  616. packet filter
  617. security authentication before route information exchange
  618. introduction to aaa
  619. introduction to the radius protocol
  620. introduction to the hwtacacs protocol
  621. configuring aaa
  622. creating an isp domain and setting the related attributes
  623. creating a local user and setting the related attributes
  624. configuring the radius protocol
  625. configuring radius authentication/authorization servers
  626. configuring radius accounting servers and the related attributes
  627. setting the shared key for radius packet encryption
  628. configuring the user re-authentication at reboot function
  629. setting the supported radius server type
  630. setting radius server state
  631. setting the unit of data flows destined for radius server
  632. setting timers regarding radius server
  633. enabling the radius server to send traps when it goes down
  634. configuring a local radius authentication server
  635. configuring hwtacacs protocol
  636. configuring tacacs authentication servers
  637. configuring tacacs accounting servers and the related attributes
  638. configuring source address for hwtacacs packets sent by nas
  639. setting a key for securing the communication with tacacs server
  640. setting timers regarding tacacs server
  641. enabling the online tacacs user to change the password
  642. displaying and debugging aaa and radius/hwtacacs protocols
  643. aaa and radius/hwtacacs configuration example
  644. configuring ftp/telnet user local authentication
  645. ppp authentication/accounting/authorization with tacacs servers
  646. configuration example of separate aaa schemes for ppp users
  647. configuring tacacs+ server authentication/accounting
  648. troubleshooting aaa
  649. troubleshooting the hwtacacs protocol
  650. portal overview
  651. portal authentication procedures
  652. basic portal configuration
  653. basic portal configuration tasks
  654. direct authentication configuration example
  655. portal authentication across layer 3 devices configuration example
  656. re-dhcp authentication configuration example
  657. authentication-free user and free ip address configuration
  658. authentication-free user and free ip address configuration tasks
  659. chapter 4 ead configuration
  660. application of ead
  661. basic ead procedures
  662. ead configuration
  663. introduction to acl
  664. acl creation
  665. basic acl
  666. advanced acl
  667. interface-based acl
  668. mac-based acl
  669. acl supporting fragment
  670. configuring an acl
  671. configuring an interface-based acl
  672. configuring time range
  673. typical configuration examples of acl
  674. introduction to firewall
  675. application specific packet filter
  676. configuring packet filter
  677. enabling or disabling firewall
  678. configuring packet filter to filter fragments
  679. displaying and debugging packet filter
  680. typical configuration examples of packet filter
  681. enabling firewall
  682. defining an aspf policy
  683. applying aspf policy on specified interface
  684. displaying and debugging aspf
  685. ipsec overview
  686. ipsec basic concepts
  687. overview of encryption card
  688. introduction to ipsec dpd
  689. introduction to ipsec mutli-instance
  690. ipsec on v
  691. ipsec configuration
  692. defining acl
  693. defining an ipsec proposal
  694. creating ipsec policies
  695. configuring ipsec policy template
  696. applying ipsec policy group to interface
  697. disabling next-payload field checking
  698. configuring the encryption card (optional)
  699. configuring ipsec dpd
  700. displaying and debugging ipsec
  701. displaying and debugging encryption card information
  702. typical ipsec configuration examples
  703. establishing security association in isakmp mode
  704. implementing encryption/decryption and authentication on encryption card
  705. setting up sas between a router and a vrrp standby group
  706. ipsec/ike multi-instance configuration example
  707. configure static routes
  708. ike overview
  709. preparation for ike configuration
  710. ike configuration
  711. defining ike proposal
  712. configuring ike peer
  713. configuring keepalive timer
  714. displaying and debugging ike
  715. typical configuration of ike
  716. ike aggressive mode and nat traversal configuration example
  717. configure acl
  718. adsl+ipsec/ike configuration example
  719. ike fault diagnosis and troubleshooting
  720. pki overview
  721. configuration task list
  722. certificate request configuration
  723. specifying a trustworthy ca
  724. configuring servers for certificate request
  725. configuring entity name space
  726. creating a local public -- private key pair
  727. configuring polling interval and count
  728. delivering a certificate request manually
  729. importing an certificate
  730. certificate validation configuration
  731. enabling/disabling crl check
  732. display and debug
  733. typical configuration examples
  734. fault 1: failing to retrieve a ca certificate
  735. Table of Contents
  736. Table Of Contents
  737. Table Of Contents
  738. vpn overview
  739. structure of vpn network
  740. classification of vpn
  741. chapter 2 configuration of l2tp
  742. lac configuration
  743. setting condition triggering l2tp tunnel setup request and lns address
  744. setting flow control function of tunnel
  745. configuring the tunnel-hold function of l2tp
  746. lns configuration
  747. enabling l2tp multi-instance function
  748. creating virtual template
  749. setting transfer mode of avp data
  750. enabling mandatory local chap authentication
  751. forcing lcp to re-negotiate
  752. setting username, password and user authentication
  753. enabling/disabling flow control function of tunnel
  754. l2tp configuration example
  755. client-initialized vpn
  756. interconnecting single user with headquarters via router
  757. using lac as l2tp client
  758. complex network design
  759. chapter 3 configuration of gre
  760. gre configuration
  761. setting encapsulation mode
  762. specifying tunnel destination
  763. configuring end-to-end verification on both ends of tunnel
  764. configuring routing via tunnel
  765. displaying and debugging gre
  766. gre troubleshooting
  767. dvpn overview
  768. operation of dvpn
  769. basic network structure
  770. extended dvpn function
  771. dvpn configuration
  772. configuring a dvpn server (basic configuration)
  773. configuring a client (basic configuration)
  774. configuring the tunnel interface
  775. configuring a dvpn class
  776. configuring a dvpn policy
  777. displaying and debugging dvpn
  778. quality of service
  779. Table of Contents
  780. Table Of Contents
  781. Table Of Contents
  782. Table Of Contents
  783. new requirements caused by new applications
  784. congestion: causes, impact, and countermeasures
  785. traffic control technologies
  786. traffic classification
  787. traffic evaluation and token bucket
  788. traffic policing
  789. line rate on physical port
  790. traffic policing and traffic shaping configuration
  791. configuring traffic shaping
  792. traffic policing and shaping display and debug
  793. traffic policing and shaping configuration example
  794. mfr interface lr configuration example
  795. chapter 3 congestion management
  796. comparisons among congestion management technologies
  797. configuring fifo queue
  798. applying priority-list queue on the interface
  799. displaying and debugging priority queue
  800. applying custom-list on the interface
  801. displaying and debugging custom-list queue
  802. using wfq or modifying wfq parameters
  803. class-based queuing configuration
  804. configuring the maximum available bandwidth on the interface
  805. configuring features of a traffic behavior
  806. configuring policy
  807. applying policy
  808. displaying and debugging cbq
  809. rtp priority queuing configuration
  810. configuring maximum reserved bandwidth
  811. typical configuration example
  812. cbq configuration example
  813. cq configuration example
  814. integrated qos policy embedding and lr configuration example
  815. atm pvc remark policy configuration example
  816. congestion management using atm clp bit configuration example
  817. chapter 4 congestion avoidance
  818. wred configuration
  819. setting wred to calculate the coefficient of average queue length
  820. setting the parameters of a wred dscp
  821. chapter 5 protocol packet priority configuration
  822. configuring priorities for protocol packets
  823. protocol packet priority configuration example
  824. mpls qos overview
  825. configuring mpls pq
  826. configuring mpls cbq
  827. configuring mpls car
  828. mpls qos configuration example
  829. Table of Contents
  830. Table Of Contents
  831. chapter 1 reliability overview
  832. chapter 2 backup center configurations
  833. entering the view of a main interface
  834. setting failover and fallback delays
  835. configuring the warmup timer
  836. configuring flow check interval
  837. backup center configuration example
  838. configuring dial-up backup to the adsl
  839. introduction to vrrp
  840. vrrp configurations
  841. enabling/disabling virtual ip address pinging
  842. configuring router priority in a standby group
  843. configuring preemption mode and preemption delay
  844. configuring the adver_timer of vrrp
  845. configuring ttl check on vrrp packets
  846. vrrp configuration example
  847. configuring multiple standby groups
  848. vrrp troubleshooting
  849. Table of Contents
  850. Table Of Contents
  851. Table Of Contents
  852. introduction to dcc
  853. dcc features available with v
  854. dcc configuration
  855. configuring the basic parameters of dcc
  856. configuring c-dcc
  857. configuring rs-dcc
  858. configuring mp binding for dcc
  859. configuring ppp callback
  860. configuring isdn caller identification callback
  861. configuring dialer route (advanced)
  862. configuring special dcc functions
  863. configuring attributes of dcc dial interface
  864. configuring traffic statistic interval
  865. dcc configuration example
  866. dcc application providing mp binding
  867. dcc application using isdn bri interface to dial and providing leased line
  868. router-to-router callback for dcc
  869. router-to-pc callback for dcc
  870. nt server-to-router callback for dcc
  871. dial number backup and internet access by dcc
  872. logical interface standby through dialer route for dcc
  873. dialer route
  874. troubleshooting of dcc
  875. locating problems with the dcc debugging information
  876. chapter 2 dynamic routing standby
  877. dynamic routing standby configuration
  878. dynamic routing standby configuration example
  879. dynamic routing standby configuration example ii
  880. dynamic routing standby configuration example iii
  881. configure rip
  882. dynamic routing standby configuration example iv
  883. chapter 3 modem configuration
  884. modem configuration
  885. configuring modem call-in and call-out
  886. executing a modem script manually
  887. configuring modem callback
  888. power-on initialization through the initialization script
  889. dialing directly with the script
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