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 - X -

Index

Symbols

-? command B-3

? command A-4, B-3

A

AAL 1-7

AAL3/4 1-7

AAL5 1-7

AAL5MUXPPP encapsulation configuration example 3-8

AAL5SNAP encapsulation configuration example 3-7, 3-10

abbreviating commands A-6

access lists1-13, 3-23to 3-24

ACK bits 1-13

addressing, configuring3-15to 3-22

Address Resolution Protocol

See ARP

ADSL

benefits of 2-3, 2-5

network connections with 2-3, 2-5

ordering 2-6, 3-2

overview 1-3

Alcatel 1000 bridge, replacing2-6to 2-8

ARP 1-3

Asymmetric Digital Line Subscriber Line

See ADSL

ATM

configuring the ATM interface 2-10

errors, displaying 5-8

events, displaying 5-9

interface

configuration scenario 2-14

configuring 3-7

network example2-15to 2-16

overview 1-7

packets, displaying 5-10

PVC encapsulation types 1-7

queues 1-12

troubleshooting commands5-5to 5-11

ATM adaptation layer

See AAL

ATM interface

See ATM

audience, user xi

authentication protocols

See PPP authentication protocols

B

b B-3

basic telephone service

See POTS dial peer

b flash command B-3

boot commands B-3

bootstrap program

See ROM monitor

bridge, replacing2-6to 2-8

bridging

configuration example 3-10

configuring3-9to 3-11

broadcast intervals, RIP 1-4

C

call 1-11

call leg, defining a 1-11

CAR 1-12

caution, described xii

CBWFQ 1-12

CD-ROM, documentation xiv

Central RADIUS Server, configuring 2-43

CHAP 1-5, 1-6

Cisco 831 router VPN connections 2-3

Cisco documentation xiv

Cisco IOS

queues 1-13

class-based weighted fair queuing

See CBWFQ

command(s)

copy running-config startup-config A-7

debug atm errors 5-8

debug atm events 5-9

debug atm packet5-10to 5-11

destination-pattern 1-11

flowcontrol A-2

ip precedence 3-25, 3-33

ip rsvp bandwidth 3-33

ip rtp reserve 3-32

num-exp 3-50

permit 1-13

port 1-11

req-qos 3-34

session target 1-11

show atm interface 5-7

show dialplan number 3-51

show num-exp 3-50

vbr-nrt 3-7

vbr-rt 3-7

command conventions xiii

command-line access to router, configuring 3-9

command modesA-2to A-4

commands

-? B-3

? B-3

abbreviating A-6

ATM troubleshooting5-5to 5-11

b flash B-3

boot B-3

completing A-4

confreg B-6

context B-9

copy tftp flash B-3

debug ATM 5-11

debug atm 5-8

dev B-3

dir device B-3

finding available A-4

frame B-9

help B-3

help with A-4

i B-3

k B-9

meminfo B-9

privileged EXEC, accessing A-5

redisplaying A-5

reset B-3

ROM monitorB-2to B-3

ROM monitor debugging B-9

stack B-9

sysret B-9

tftpdnld B-4

undoing A-6

xmodem B-8

command variables

listing A-5

TFTP download B-4

committed access rate

See CAR

configuration, feature by feature 3-1, 4-1

configuration changes

makingA-5to A-6

saving 5-14, A-7

configuration example(s)

AAL5MUX PPP encapsulation 3-8

AAL5SNAP encapsulation 3-7

command-line access 3-9

DHCP relay 3-22

DHCP server 3-21

dynamic routing 3-13

H.3233-50to 3-52

IP EIGRP 3-14

IP Precedence 3-33

multilink PPP fragmentation and interleaving 3-32

NAT 3-16

RSVP 3-34

static route 3-12

configuration examples

IP Precedence 3-48

multilink PPP fragmentation and interleaving 3-47

configuration register

changing 5-12

changing from ROM monitor B-6

value, resetting 5-14

configuring

addressing parameters3-15to 3-22

ATM interface 3-7

bridging3-9to 3-11

command-line access 3-9

DHCP relay 3-22

DHCP server 3-21

dial backup2-16, 3-34to 3-38

dialer interface 3-4

dial peers 3-49

dynamic routing3-9to 3-13

Easy IP (Phase 1)3-17to 3-18

Easy IP (Phase 2)3-18to 3-22

EIGRP, IP3-14to 3-15

Ethernet interface 2-14, 2-40, 3-3

extended access list 3-23

global parameters 3-3

H.3233-49to 3-50

interleaving 3-31, 3-32, 3-48

IP EIGRP3-14to 3-15

IP parameters 3-42

IP Precedence 3-33, 3-48

loopback interface3-5to 3-6

multilink PPP fragmentation and interleaving 3-31, 3-32, 3-48

NAT2-15, 3-15to 3-17

number expansion 3-50

POTS dial peers 3-49

QoS parameters3-22to 3-34

RIP 3-13

router from PC A-1

RSVP 3-31

static routing 3-12

your network, preparing for 2-6, 3-2

See also configuration examples

configuring multilink PPP fragmentation and interleaving 3-31, 3-32

confreg command B-6

connection authentication

See CHAP

connections

network, illustrated 2-2

setting up 3-2

console downloadB-7to B-8

context command B-9

conventions, command xiii

copy running-config startup-config command A-7

copy tftp flash command B-3

corporate network, connecting to 3-2

cross-over functionality 1-2

customer service xiv

D

debug atm commands5-8to 5-11

debug atm errors command 5-8

debug atm events command 5-9

debug atm packet command5-10to 5-11

debug commands, ROM monitor B-9

destination-pattern command 1-11

dev command B-3

DHCP

configuring DHCP server 2-39

IP address assignment 2-39

DHCP and Easy IP (Phase 2) 1-10

DHCP relay

configuration example 3-22

configuring 3-22

illustrated 3-18

DHCP server

configuration example 3-21

configuring routers as3-18to 3-21

illustrated 3-18

dial backup

configuration example2-21to 2-38

configuring 2-16

configuring dial backup and remote management 2-19, 2-34

dialer watch 2-17

floating static routes 2-17

dialer interfaces2-14, 3-4to 3-8

dial peers

configuring 3-49

overview 1-11

digital signal processor

See DSP

dir device command B-3

disaster recoveryB-3to B-6

documentation, Cisco xiv

DSP 1-10

dynamic addressing received via IPCP 2-40

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

See DHCP

dynamic routing

configuration example 3-13

configuring3-9to 3-13

E

Easy IP (Phase 1)

configuring3-17to 3-18

overview 1-9

Easy IP (Phase 2)

configuring3-18to 3-22

overview 1-10

EIGRP

configuration example 3-14

configuring for IP3-14to 3-15

overview 1-4, 1-5

enable password

recovering5-11to 5-14

setting A-5

enable secret password

recovering5-11to 5-14

setting A-5

encapsulation 1-7

See also examples

Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol

See EIGRP

error messages, configuration A-6

error reporting, ROM monitor B-8

errors, ATM, displaying 5-8

Ethernet 1-6

Ethernet interface, configuring 2-14, 2-40, 3-3

Ethernet-to-Ethernet router 1-2

events, ATM, displaying 5-9

examples

AAL5MUXPPP encapsulation configuration 3-8

AAL5SNAP encapsulation 3-10

AAL5SNAP encapsulation configuration 3-7

command-line configuration 3-9

configuring PPP over ATM with NAT 2-15

DHCP relay configuration 3-22

DHCP server configuration 3-21

dynamic routing configuration 3-13

IP EIGRP configuration 3-14

IP Precedence configuration 3-33

multilink PPP fragmentation and interleaving configuration 3-32

NAT configuration 3-16

PPP over ATM with NAT2-13, 2-15to 2-16

replacing a bridge or modem2-6to 2-8

voice configuration for H.3233-50to 3-52

experience, user xi

extended access list

configuring 3-23

overview 1-13

extension number, expanding 3-50

F

features, adding 3-1

feedback to Cisco xiv

filtering

See access lists

flowcontrol command A-2

fragmentation, PPP 1-12

frame command B-9

G

G.SHDSL

ordering 2-6

overview 1-3

gatekeeper, defined 1-11

gateway, defined 1-10

global configuration mode

enteringA-5to A-6

summary A-2, A-3

global parameters, setting up 3-3

H

H.225.0

See H.323

H.245

See H.323

H.323

configuring3-49to 3-50

overview 1-10

handshake

defined 1-3

three-way 1-6

two-way 1-5

hardware encryption 1-2

help command B-3

help with commands A-4

hop count, defined 1-4

I

i command B-3

IGMP proxy and sparse mode3-39to 3-41

interface configuration mode A-4

interfaces

ATM

configuring 3-7

displaying status for 5-7

dialer1-7, 2-14, 3-4to 3-8

interleaving

configuration example 3-32, 3-47

configuring 3-32, 3-48

PPP 1-12

Internet connection, setting up 2-6, 3-2

IOS queues 1-12

IP

overview1-3to 1-4

routing, setting up 3-2

IPCP 1-9

IP Precedence

with CBWFQ 1-12

configuring 3-33, 3-48

overview 1-12

ip precedence command 3-25, 3-33

ip rsvp bandwidth command 3-33

ip rtp reserve command 3-32

IPSec 3-42

IP Security

See IPSec

K

k command B-9

L

LCP 1-5

LFQ 1-13

line configuration mode A-4

Link Control Protocol

See LCP

LLC 1-7

loopback interface, configuring3-5to 3-6

low latency queuing

See LFQ

M

meminfo command B-9

metrics

EIGRP 1-5

RIP 1-4

modem, replacing2-6to 2-8

modes

See command modes

multilink PPP 3-31

multilink PPP fragmentation 3-48

multilink PPP fragmentation, configuring 3-32

N

NAT

configuration example 3-16

configuration scenario 2-15

configuring2-15, 3-15to 3-17

network example2-15to 2-16

network example with 2-13

overview 1-9

See also Easy IP (Phase 1)

NCP 1-5

network address translation

See NAT

network configuration, preparing for 2-6, 3-2

network connections, illustrated 2-2

Network Control Protocols

See NCP

network protocols1-3to 1-4

network scenarios

See examples

nonvolatile RAM

See NVRAM

note, described xii

number expansion, configuring 3-50

num-exp command 3-50

NVRAM, saving changes to A-7

O

overloading, defined 1-9

P

packets, ATM, displaying 5-10

PAP 1-5

parameters

addressing, configuring3-15to 3-22

global, setting up 3-3

QoS, configuration 3-24

Password Authentication Protocol

See PAP

password protection A-5

passwords

recovery5-11to 5-14

resetting 5-14

setting A-5

permanent virtual circuit

See PVC

permit command 1-13

plain old telephone service

See POTS dial peer

Point-to-Point Protocol

See PPP

policy-based routing 1-12

port assignments, commonC-1to C-2

port command 1-11

port numbers currently assignedC-1to C-2

ports

See also voice ports

POTS dial peer

configuring 3-49

overview 1-11

PPP 1-12

authentication protocols1-5to 1-6

fragmentation 1-12

interleaving 1-12

Internet connection, setting up 2-6

network example2-15to 2-16

network example with ATM 2-13

over ATM with centrally managed addressing and with dial backup 2-21

overview 1-5

PPP/Internet Protocol Control Protocol

See IPCP

PPPoE 4-2

PPPoE client 2-8

PPP over Ethernet

See PPPoE

precedence

See IP Precedence

see IP Precedence

privileged EXEC commands, accessing A-5

privileged EXEC mode A-2, A-3

protocols

ATM 1-7

Ethernet 1-6

network1-3to 1-4

network interface1-6to 1-8

PPP authentication1-5to 1-6

routing overview1-4to 1-5

VoIP1-10to 1-11

PSTN and VoIP 1-10

PVC

encapsulation types 1-7

overview 1-7

Q

Q.931

See H.323

QoS

configuring3-22to 3-34

parameters1-11to 1-12

queues, ATM 1-12, 3-25

R

related documents xiii

req-qos command 3-34

reset command B-3

resetting

configuration register value 5-14

passwords 5-14

router 5-13

RIP

overview 1-4

ROM monitor

commandsB-2to B-3

debug commands B-9

entering B-1

exiting B-10

overview B-1

router configuration mode A-4

Routing Information Protocol

See RIP

routing protocol overview1-4to 1-5

RST bits 1-13

RSVP

configuration example 3-34

configuring 3-31

configuring ip rtp reserve command instead 3-32

S

saving configuration changes 5-14, A-7

scenarios, network

See examples

security authentication protocols 1-5

server

See DHCP server

service class, default 3-7, 3-26

session target command 1-11

settings

router default A-2

standard VT-100 emulation A-2

show atm interface command 5-7, 5-8

show dialplan number command 3-51

show num-exp command 3-50

software, upgrading methods 5-11

software encryption capability 1-2

stack command B-9

static routing

configuration example 3-12

configuring 3-12

defined 3-12

symmetrical high-data-rate digital subscriber line

See G.SHDSL

sysret command B-9

T

TACACS+ 1-6

TCP/IP-oriented configuration 2-39

TCP port numbers, currently assignedC-1to C-2

telephone 1-11

telephone numbers

associating 1-11

verifying 3-50

Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus (TACACS+)

See TACACS+

terminal emulation software A-1

tftpdnld command B-4, B-5

TFTP downloadB-3to B-6

See also console download

Timesaver, defined xii

translation

See NAT

triggered extensions to RIP 1-4

troubleshooting commands, ATM5-5to 5-11

U

ubr 3-7, 3-26

UDP

broadcasts, forwarding 3-22

port numbers, currently assignedC-1to C-2

undoing commands A-6

unspecified bit rate 3-7, 3-26

upgrading software, methods for 5-11

User Datagram Protocol

See UDP

user EXEC mode A-2, A-3

V

variable bit rate non-real time (vbr-nrt) 3-7

variable bit rate real time (vbr-rt) 3-7

variables, command listing A-5

vbr-nrt 3-7

vbr-nrt command 3-7

vbr-rt 3-7

vbr-rt command 3-7

VC 1-7

virtual configuration register B-6

Virtual private dial-up network

See VPDN

voice3-49to 3-50

configuring for H.3233-49to 3-50

configuration example3-50to 3-52

dial peers, configuring for H.323 3-49

voice ports, configuring for H.323 3-50

VoIP1-10to 1-11

VPDN 2-9

X

xmodem command B-8