3Com 09-1324-000 manual Learning About, User Interface

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6-2CHAPTER 6: CONFIGURING BASIC SETTINGS

The bridge/router system prompt is displayed:

NETBuilder #

You are now ready to begin entering software commands.

Learning About the

This section describes how to access the bridge/router user interface and provides

User Interface

an overview of the menu-driven and command-line interfaces.

This section also includes the following information:

■How to specify values, set members, or set addresses when using either the menu-driven or command-line interface

■How to use online help

Accessing the User To access the user interface or to modify the configuration of the NETBuilder Interface bridge/router, use one of the following methods:

■Access the bridge/router commands locally through the console port.

■Establish a Telnet session with the bridge/router using security passwords.

■Use a device (for example, a workstation) on the same extended network or internetwork to access the bridge/router through the Telnet protocol. NETBuilder software also supports outgoing Telnet.

The software supports TCP and UDP over Bigger Addresses (TUBA), which means you can Telnet to the bridge/router using an IP address or an OSI NSAP address from a PC or workstation. For more information about using Telnet on a workstation, refer to the manual that accompanies the workstation.

■View and configure a subset of bridge/router parameters from a remote host using SNMP. For information on preparing the bridge/router to run SNMP, refer to Using NETBuilder Family Software.

After accessing the user interface, you need to decide whether to use the menu-driven interface or the command-line interface.

Menu-Driven Versus After accessing the bridge/router user interface, you can issue a command in one

Command-Line Interface

of two ways:

 

■ Use the menu-driven interface if you are unsure of the command syntax.

 

For more information about the MEnu command, refer to Reference for

 

NETBuilder Family Software. For information on how to use the menu-driven

 

interface, see the next section.

 

■ Enter the command at the system prompt if you know the exact syntax.

 

For information about the command line and rules for entering commands,

 

refer to “Using the Command-Line Interface” on page 6-3.

 

The syntax for each command and parameter is described in Reference for

 

NETBuilder Family Software.

Using the Menu-Driven

The MEnu command allows you to perform the following operations:

Interface

■ List the services available on the bridge/router.

 

 

■ Choose a service and see the list of parameters available for the service.

 

■ List the parameters in the current service.

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Contents New Installation for NETBuilder II Software Clara, California 3Com CorporationBayfront Plaza Santa 95052-8145Contents CEC 20 System Index 3COM Corporation Limited Warranty Page About this Guide IntroductionIcon Alerts you to ConventionsList conventions that are used throughout this guide Convention DescriptionOverview Designated as drive aInstallation Checklists SoftwareChange the Primary Boot Source Refer to Chapter Install System Software and Boot Refer to ChapterInstall software from a flash memory card Change the primary boot source default as needed4CHAPTER 1 Overview Booting from the Flash Installing Software and Booting DPE Netbuilder II SystemInstalling Software Performing Initial Boot Memory CardCard Making a BackupFlash Memory NETBuilder II SystemFormat the blank flash memory card in drive B by entering Using the BackupFlash Card Following these stepsPage Command Changing the Boot Source on aUsing the Boot ChangesConfiguring Primary Boot SourcePrimary boot source Configuring the Primary Boot Source Page Installing Software and Booting CEC 20 Netbuilder II SystemManagement Station Installing SoftwareFrom a Network CD-ROM driveProcedure At the network management stationIf you are using a Bourne sh or Korn ksh shell, enter To see if these daemons are running, enterStation Prerequisites Tftp CD-ROMOver the Network Booting aNETBuilder II Image StationImage/NBII/SW/101/FF/boot.29k Configuring IP Copying the SoftwareTo a Flash Memory Enter a routing protocol For example, enable RIP using Format the blank flash memory card by enteringPage Slot 7 as the primary boot source You are now ready to enter software commandsFW/NBII-FW,2.6 Enter 4 to select Primary Boot Source To select NETBuilder software version 10.1 enter Secondary Boot Source Page System Configuring Basic SettingsLogging on to Interface Learning AboutUser Interface Main menu Level 1 is displayed Reference for NETBuilder Family Software Full-Form SyntaxAbbreviated Syntax SymbolsSymbolDescription Can be abbreviated to Symbol DescriptionFull and Abbreviated Syntax Examples Can be shortened by abbreviating it to Variations in Command SyntaxEntering Service Names in Command Lines Determining the Display of Ports and Virtual PortsDisplay it first Using AliasesCommand History Substitution Privilege Level Names Syntax for Assigning ValuesNumeric Values StringsPort and Path Naming Restrictions Media Addresses An example of a Frame Relay address Asynchronous Transfer Mode ATM addressDecimal. The Dlci identifies a virtual circuit on the Frame @22Network Layer Addresses Network from all other IPX networks. The following example For more information on Internet addresses, subnet masks,Followed by the MAC address Addresses are the same 00003333%080002005678Syntax Description Getting HelpDescribed in Table Level Obtaining NetworkManager Privilege Changing PasswordSetting the Time DateInformation Setting SystemAdministrator Assigning Internet Assigning InternetAddresses Addresses to a BridgeInternet addresses to individual ports using SETDefault !2 -IP NETaddr =22CHAPTER 6 Configuring Basic Settings Enable the Snmp service by entering 24CHAPTER 6 Configuring Basic Settings TFTP/FTP Server Booting the Netbuilder II CEC a 20 System from the NetworkBooting from a NETBuilder Software on the Unix NMS Enter Q to return to the Primary Boot Source menu Table A-1Additional Tftp Primary Boot Source Parameters Parameter Configuration Token ring port Page Access by Analog Modem ServicesService Technical SupportPress Return to see the 3ComForum main menu Access by Digital Modem408 654 2706 or 408 654 Regional Sales Office Telephone Number 3Com Benelux B.V Regional Sales Office Telephone Number 3Com Corporation3Com Asia Limited 3Com Canada3Com Latin America Regional Sales Office Telephone Number 3Com Iberia3Com Ireland Regional Sales Office Telephone Number 3Com MediterraneoIndex Numericsfirmware 4-6,A-4,A-5 3Com Corporation Limited Warranty
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