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Connecting ASN Routers to a Network

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Configuring the Router Boot Source

To use Netboot, you use the

bconfig

command to specify the IP address of the

server where the ASN configuration file or software image resides. To use

Directed Netboot, you use the

bconfig

command to specify the IP address of the

server and the full pathname of the software image and configuration file.

bconfig Command Format

To configure an interface for Netboot, use the following format of the

bconfig

command:

bconfig -d

[

image|config

] [

local|network

]

To configure an interface for Directed Netboot, use the following format:

bconfig

[

image|config

] [

local|network

[

]]

You must use the

bconfig

command twice: once to specify the location of the

software image, and again to specify the location of the configuration file.

Refer to Table 4-1

for a complete description of the

bconfig

command.

Note:

The

ifconfig

and

bconfig

commands will commit the MIB when you

execute them; therefore, you should not use them if you do not want a MIB

commit. (The

getcfg

command does not commit the MIB.)

Caution:

For an ASN to perform a successful Netboot, you must use the same

bconfig

setting for each slot in the stack; otherwise, the ASN will behave

unpredictably. If the settings are not the same, reset them before booting the

router. If the settings differ, the

getcfg

command detects this and displays each

different setting. If the settings are the same, you will see only one setting on

your screen display.

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