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Configuring Remote Access for AN and Passport ARN Routers
Table 1-2.
Summary of Startup Options for
Boot
Image File
Option
Source
EZ-Install
Local
(PCMCIA
flash
memory
card)
Netboot
Local
or
Network
Directed
Local
Netboot
or
Network
Local Boot Local
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Configuration
File Source
Description
Network
The default option for initial
(serial interface
startup. The router boots the
only)
software image files in local flash
memory, then obtains its
configuration file from a remote
workstation on a frame relay
network that is configured as a
Bootstrap Protocol (BootP) server.
The router saves the configuration
file to the flash memory card for
future use.
Local
The router obtains at least one
or
startup file from a remote
Network
workstation that is configured as a
BootP server.
Local
The router obtains at least one
or
startup file from a remote
Network
workstation that is configured as a
Trivial File Transfer Protocol
(TFTP) server. You must specify
the IP address of the TFTP server
and the complete path to the
startup file(s) before booting.
Local
The router boots from the software
image and generic startup
configuration files stored in flash
memory. You create a customized
configuration file by running the
Quick-Start script.
AN/ANH and ARN
Routers
Requirements
•
Serial connection
configured with the
high-level data link
control (HDLC) or frame
relay protocol
•
BootP server that
contains the
configuration file
•
Management console
•
BootP server that
contains at least one
startup file
•
Connection over a
frame relay or HDLC
(serial or DSU/CSU),
Ethernet, or token ring
(ARN only) interface
•
Management console
•
TFTP server that
contains at least one
startup file
•
Connection over a
frame relay or HDLC
(serial or DSU/CSU),
Ethernet, or token ring
(ARN only) interface
•
Management console
•
Installed flash memory
card that contains the
startup files
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