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Chapter 4

Setting Up an ASN as a Network Boot Client

Before an ASN can complete Netboot or Directed Netboot, you must conﬁgure at

least one of its synchronous or Ethernet interfaces to support network booting.

You can conﬁgure the Netboot interface from

• The ASN Technician Interface console, as described in this chapter

• A Site Manager workstation on the IP network, as described in Chapter 3

This chapter describes how to use a local console or remote modem Technician

Interface connection to set up the ASN as a network boot client by conﬁguring

• The source of the boot image and conﬁguration ﬁle

• The IP address of the Netboot interface

Working with a Person at the ASN Site

Written for a person at the ASN site, the manual Installing and Maintaining ASN

Routers and BNX Platforms provides instructions for setting up the ASN for each

of the boot options. The instructions in that manual assume that a network

administrator provides the person at the ASN site with the appropriate

ifconﬁg

and

bconﬁg commands.

This chapter provides instructions for using the

ifconﬁg

and bconﬁg commands

to conﬁgure Netboot and Directed Netboot. You can determine the appropriate

syntax for these commands and provide the person at the router site with the exact

command lines to use.

Note: You do not need to follow the instructions in this chapter to use the

EZ-Install boot option. Instead, refer to Installing and Maintaining ASN

Routers and BNX Platforms.

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