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6Enter a routing protocol.

For example, enable RIP using:

SETDefault !<port> -RIPIP CONTrol = (Listen, Talk)

7Confirm your configuration by verifying that the NETBuilder II bridge/router can reach the network management station using:

PING <IP address>

where <IP address> is the IP address of the network management station.

Copying Software to the To copy the software from the network management station to the NETBuilder II NETBuilder II Using TFTP bridge/router using TFTP, follow these steps:

1If you have not already done so, insert a blank flash memory card in drive A.

Refer to the software release notes for a list of flash memory cards that can be used with the CEC 20 module.

For instructions on installing the flash memory drive and inserting a flash memory card, refer to the NETBuilder II Flash Memory Drive Installation Guide.

2Format the blank flash memory card by entering:

FORMAT a:

Type Y at the formatting confirmation message.

3Create a destination directory on the flash memory card.

MakeDir a:/primary

4Copy the NETBuilder II software images from the network management default directory (tftpboot) into the /primary directory on the flash memory card.

For example:

COpy 192.65.74.10:image/NBII/SW/primary/FF/boot.29k a:/primary/boot.29k

where 192.65.74.10 is the IP address of the network management station.

The software images to copy to the NETBuilder II bridge/router may include the following files:

boot.29k – Image file that boots the CEC20 module

ccsmacro – File that contains predefined user macros

sys – File that is used during the upgrade process to determine the source and target software versions

mp6e.29k – Image file that boots the multiprocessor Ethernet module

mpatm.29k – Image file that boots the multiprocessor ATM module

To change your bridge/router primary boot source, refer to Chapter 5.

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