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Connecting ASN Routers and BNX Platforms to a Network

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Completing a Network Boot Option

This section lists the steps required for

• EZ-Install

• Netboot

• Directed Netboot

To proceed with the Local Boot option, go directly to the manual Quick-Starting

Routers and BNX Platforms.

EZ-Install

The EZ-Install option requires the following steps:

1. You use the Conﬁguration Manager in local mode to create a complete

conﬁguration ﬁle for the router. (See Chapter 3 and the manual Conﬁguring

Routers or Conﬁguring Customer Access and Trunks (BNX Software),

depending on the type of installed software.)

2. You set up the network to support BOOTP. (See Chapter 2.)

3. You create a BOOTP relay interface table on the upstream router to support

automated addressing, and conﬁgure all routers between the BOOTP server

and the booting router as BOOTP relay agents. (See Chapter 2.)

4. The person at the ASN site installs and boots the router. (See the manual

Installing and Maintaining ASN Routers and BNX Platforms.)

5. The ASN gets a software image from the local ﬁle system, an IP address from

the upstream router, and the customized configuration file from the BOOTP

server. (Described in the previous section; no action required.)

Note: To boot an ASN over the network, the ASN must be running Router

Software Version 8.10 or later (or BNX Software Version 5.00 or later), and all

routers in the path between the ASN and the BOOTP server must be running

Version 7.60 (BNX 5.00) or later.

Note: To use EZ-Install over a Frame Relay circuit, make sure the upstream

router is running Router Software Version 7.80 or later (or BNX Software

Version 5.00 or later).

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