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Connecting ASN Routers to a Network

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The possible boot image and boot config settings are network and local.

If the setting is network, the ASN requests the boot image or configuration file

from a BOOTP server when booting. If the setting is

local, the ASN uses the

boot image or configuration file stored in its file system.

The possible settings for synchronous connectors are as follows:

• EZ-Install (the default setting)

• The IP address, next-hop IP address, subnet mask, and WAN protocol (Bay

Networks HDLC or Frame Relay)

The possible settings for Ethernet connectors are as follows:

• None (the default setting)

• The IP address with subnet mask

Changing the ASN’s Parameter Settings

Refer to this section to configure the ASN to local boot or Netboot its image or

configuration.

Enter the following command using the Technician Interface:

bconfig

[

image

config

]

[

network

local

]

Use

image

if you are changing the source of the software image, or

config

if you

are changing the source of the configuration file.

Use

network

if you are configuring the ASN to use the boot image or

configuration file on the BOOTP server when booting, or

local

if you are

configuring the ASN to use the boot image or configuration file stored on its own

file system.

For example, to configure the ASN to use a local boot image when booting, enter

the following command:

bconfig image local

If you enter this command after a Technician Interface prompt, save the change to

the configuration file in the ASN’s file system by entering the command

save config 1:

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