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| Figure 3: Router startup messages |
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| INFO: Self tests beginning. |
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| INFO: RAM test beginning. |
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| PASS: RAM test, 4096k bytes found. |
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| INFO: BBR tests beginning. |
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| PASS: BBR test, 128k bytes found. |
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| PASS: BBR test. Battery OK. |
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| INFO: Self tests complete |
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| INFO: Downloading router software. |
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| Force EPROM download (Y) ? |
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| INFO: Initial download succeeded |
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| INFO: Executing configuration script <boot.cfg> |
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| INFO: Router startup complete |
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Enter [Y] when the Force EPROM download (Y)? option appears.
6.Load the
To load the
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To make this the preferred patch, use the command:
SET INSTALL=PREFERRED
7.Reboot the switch using the RESTART REBOOT command.
Once the switch has restarted, check that the patch has restored the correct port map settings using the SHOW INTERFACE command.
PPPoE Client on VLAN Interfaces
PPPover Ethernet (PPPoE) has two modes of operation: Client Mode and Access Concentrator (AC) mode. PPPoE can now be configured on Ethernet and VLAN interfaces in both modes.
To configure PPPoE in Client Mode, the
The modified commands using the
■ADD PPP
■CREATE PPP
■DELETE PPP
■SET PPP
■SHOW PPP
The modified commands and parameters are described below. For all other unmodified parameters and commands refer to the PPP Chapter in your software reference manual.
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