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Understanding Tools and Options
117341-A Rev. A 1-3
Bay Networks ships the software image for a BayStack router on a PCMCIA flash
memory card, along with a default configuration file named config. The ARN
software image is named arn.exe. The AN/ANH software image is named an.exe.
T
able 1-1 describes the executable startup files contained in the AN/ANH and
ARN software images.
Startup Options
A router obtains the software image and configuration files that you want it to use
during startup.
Startup options allow a BayStack router to retrieve startup files either over the
network or from the file system stored in local flash memory. Obtaining startup
files from the router file system is called local booting. Obtaining one or more
startup files over the network is called network booting, or netbooting.
You use one of four boot options to complete a startup procedure. T
able 1-2
summarizes the four startup options. “T
he Boot Process” on page 1-5 describes
how local and network booting works.
For initial startup, the BayStack router is configured for a default option, but you
can change the default (see “Pr
eparing for the Initial Startup” on page 1-13). See
“Selecting the Routine Star
tup Option” on page 1-16 to select the startup option
for routine operation. See “Ste
ps for Completing Startup Options” page 1-18 to
review the steps for configuring and completing a startup option.
Table 1-1. BayStack Router Startup Files
Startup File Name Description
krnl_arn.exe
ARN operating-system kernel
krnl_an.exe
AN/ANH operating-system kernel
Application files Executable files needed to perform the functions specified in the
configuration file. All application files have
.exe
file-name
extensions. (For example, the router needs an
ipx.exe
executable
file to run IPX.)
String files Compressed ASCII files needed when you use the Technician
Interface to display the event log or MIB object names. Groups of
string files remain in compressed format until needed.
- Configuring BayStack 1
- Remote Access 1
- Contents 5
- 117341-A Rev. A 10
- About This Guide 15
- Before You Begin 16
- Conventions 16
- Acronyms 17
- Bay Networks Customer Service 19
- How to Get Help 20
- Chapter 1 21
- Startup Files 22
- Startup Options 23
- 1-4 117341-A Rev. A 24
- The Boot Process 25
- 1-6 117341-A Rev. A 26
- Standard PPP) 27
- 117341-A Rev. A 1-9 29
- 117341-A Rev. A 1-11 31
- 1-12 117341-A Rev. A 32
- 117341-A Rev. A 1-13 33
- 1-14 117341-A Rev. A 34
- 117341-A Rev. A 1-15 35
- Recommendations 36
- Directed Netboot 37
- Local Boot 38
- EZ-Install 39
- Chapter 2 43
- Setting Up a UNIX Boot Server 43
- Setting Up a BootP Server 44
- 117341-A Rev. A 2-3 45
- 2-6 117341-A Rev. A 48
- Setting Up a TFTP Server 50
- <user_id> 52
- <group_no.> 52
- Rebooting Your Workstation 53
- Issuing a Hang-Up Signal 53
- What to Do Next 54
- Chapter 3 55
- Creating Configuration Files 56
- 3-4 117341-A Rev. A 58
- (continued) 59
- (continued) 60
- Preparing an Image 61
- 3-8 117341-A Rev. A 62
- 3-10 117341-A Rev. A 64
- Enabling Router Interfaces 65
- 3-12 117341-A Rev. A 66
- for a description of the 67
- 3-14 117341-A Rev. A 68
- Chapter 4 71
- Setting the Boot Configuration 73
- <interface> 75
- <next hop address> 75
- 4-6 117341-A Rev. A 76
- <interface> 77
- <port no.> 79
- Verifying Your Configuration 80
- Chapter 5 83
- Managing ANH Repeater Ports 83
- 5-2 117341-A Rev. A 84
- 5-4 117341-A Rev. A 86
- Chapter 6 89
- Remote Monitoring (RMON) 90
- RMON Groups 91
- 6-4 117341-A Rev. A 92
- 117341-A Rev. A 6-5 93
- 6-6 117341-A Rev. A 94
- Enabling a DCM 95
- Activating the DCM 96
- Disabling the DCM 97
- Booting the DCM 98
- 6-12 117341-A Rev. A 100
- 117341-A Rev. A 6-13 101
- RMON Implementation Notes 102
- RMON Applications 103
- RMON Memory Use 104
- 117341-A Rev. A 6-17 105
- 6-18 117341-A Rev. A 106
- 117341-A Rev. A 6-19 107
- 6-20 117341-A Rev. A 108
- 117341-A Rev. A 6-21 109
- Appendix A 111
- Site Manager Parameters 111
- 112
- Netboot Interface Parameters 114
- 115
- A-8 117341-A Rev. A 118
- 119
- DCM Global Parameters 120
- 121
- 122
- 122
- Appendix B 125
- B-2 117341-A Rev. A 126
- Router Fails to Netboot 127
- 117341-A Rev. A B-5 129
- <connector> 131
- B-8 117341-A Rev. A 132
- get and log commands 132
- 117341-A Rev. A B-9 133
- Displaying Parameter Settings 134
- Debugging the BootP Server 136
- <rel> 138
- <IP_address> 139
- Upgrading the Software Image 141
- Restoring a Local File System 142
- Hints and Notes 143
- Implementation Notes 144
- Appendix C 145
- What Is Quick-Start? 146
- Using the Worksheets 146
- 117341-A Rev. A C-3 147
- Global Information Worksheet 148
- Router Protocol Worksheets 150
- RIP Worksheet 151
- OSPF Worksheet 151
- C-8 117341-A Rev. A 152
- Wide Area Protocol Worksheets 154
- Frame Relay Worksheet 155
- PPP Worksheet 155
- C-12 117341-A Rev. A 156
- 117341-A Rev. A Index-1 161
- 117341-A Rev. A Index-3 163
- 117341-A Rev. A Index-5 165
- 117341-A Rev. A Index-7 167
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