HP Series 200 Installation Manual page 37

Installation
Phase 4: Initialize and Verify the Router
An Overview of Your Configuration Tools
Quick Configuration: This utility creates a ''getting started''
configuration from a single screen that accesses the most commonly
used router parameters. Some examples of Quick Configuration uses
are:
• Setting a ''getting started'' configuration, either for the first time
or after using the reset/clear buttons to set the router to its
default state. (Refer to ''Resetting the Router, Clearing the
Passwords, and Clearing the Router'' on page 2-14.)
• Easily checking and/or resetting IP addresses and other ''getting
started'' parameters in existing configurations.
Use Quick Configuration first, to set your initial configuration. Then,
if testing shows that you need to configure more parameters, or if
your network design calls for such areas as X.25 circuits, spanning
tree, static routes, or filtering, you can use the full Configuration
Editor.
To learn how to use Quick Configuration, refer to the User's Guide
shipped with your router.
Configuration Editor: This tool accesses a hierarchy of menus and
screens that include any parameters you need for customizing the
router beyond the ''getting started'' level. Using this editor you can
customize all parameters needed to integrate the router into your
system (including the subset of parameters you can access through
Quick Configuration).
For Configuration Editor operating information, refer to the User's
Guide shipped with your router. For reference information on the
parameters accessed by the Configuration Editor, refer to the
Operator's Reference (also shipped with your router).
To Create a Minimal Configuration Now:
menu (page 27), use the Quick Configuration utility first, and then the
NCL boot command to create and implement a minimal configuration.
(For step-by-step instructions for these two tasks, refer to the User's
Guide.)
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