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Selecting a Boot Configuration

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Netboot

You can use Netboot if

• The ASN has a communications link to an upstream router over an Ethernet,

HDLC, or Frame Relay interface.

• The ASN has a local console or modem connection.

• A directory on a BOOTP server contains an ASN software image file and a

customized configuration file.

• You provide a network configuration file customized for the ASN.

• You configure an IP address for the ASN’s boot interface.

Netboot takes longer than EZ-Install, but minimizes the cost of line usage and

prevents saturation of the router’s memory.

Local Boot

When you use Local Boot as the initial boot option, the router boots a default

(generic) configuration file. You must then complete the “Quick-Start” installation

script to customize the default configuration file and save it locally. Refer to the

manual Quick-Starting Routers.

Recommendations

Even if you choose EZ-Install, we strongly recommend that you connect a modem

or a console to the router. With a console connection, you can issue commands to

the router and display messages. This is very useful if you have network problems

after installing the router.

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