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Understanding Tools and Options

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Netboot

The Netboot procedure requires the following at initial startup:

• A communications link between the BayStack router and an upstream router

over an Ethernet, HDLC, Frame Relay, or token ring (ARN only) interface

• A local console or modem connection with the BayStack router

• A BootP server that contains the software image file (arn.exe for the ARN or

an.exe for the AN/ANH) or a network configuration file (config) customized

for the BayStack router

• An IP address assigned to the BayStack router’s boot interface

Providing a Tailored Configuration File

Since the BayStack router ships with a generic configuration file on the PCMCIA

flash memory card, you must tailor that file to your network before the BayStack

router can bridge and route traffic.

You can provide the BayStack router with a tailored configuration file during the

initial startup in one of the following ways:

• Place a tailored configuration file on the server for the BayStack router to

download during EZ-Install or another netboot procedure.

See “Preparing Configuration and Image Files” in Chapter 3 for information

about creating a tailored configuration file.

• Allow the BayStack router to start using the generic configuration file during

a Local Boot procedure; then, use the Technician Interface Quick-Start

installation script to configure one or more interfaces for IP so that the

BayStack router can connect to Site Manager (or another network

management tool).

The Quick-Start procedure initially tailors the default configuration file; use

Site Manager to complete the configuration. See Appendix C for more

information.

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