1.At the CONFIG> prompt, enter the list con®guration command to see the numbers and names of the protocols purchased in your copy of the software. See page 69 for sample output of the list con®guration command.

2.From the Config> prompt, enter the protocol command with the number or short name (for example, IP, IPX, and ARP) of the protocol you want to con®gure. The protocol number and short name is obtained from thelist con®guration command display. In the following example, the command has been entered for accessing the IP protocol con®guration process:

Config> protocol IP

or

Config> protocol 0

The protocol con®guration prompt then displays on the console. The following example shows the IP protocol con®guration prompt:

IP config>

You can now begin entering the protocol's con®guration commands. See the corresponding protocol section of the Protocol Con®guration and Monitoring Reference for more information on speci®c protocol con®guration commands.

In summary, the protocol command lets you enter the con®guration process for the protocol software installed in your router. The protocol command enters a protocol's command process. After entering the protocol command, the prompt of the speci®ed protocol appears. From the prompt, you can enter commands speci®c to that protocol.

Entering a Protocol Operating Process

To enter a protocol console process from the GWCON prompt:

1.At the GWCON prompt, enter the con®guration command to see the protocols and networks con®gured for the router. For example:

+configuration

Multiprotocol Routing

Services

 

 

 

 

2210-MRS Feature 3768

V3.2

Mod

0 PTF

0 RPQ 0

MRS.E00 cc4_2a

Boot ROM version

1.10

 

Watchdog timer enabled

Auto-boot enabled

Time: 13:43:04

Thursday

 

March

9, 1995

 

Console baud rate: 9600

Num Name Protocol

0 IP DOD-IP

3ARP Address Resolution

7IPX Netware IPX

11SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol

12OSPF Open SPF-Based Routing Protocol

23

ASRT

Adaptive Source Routing Transparent Enhanced Bridge

26

DLS

Data Link Switching

Num Name Feature

1BRS Bandwidth Reservation

2 MCF MAC Filtering

3

Networks:

 

 

 

 

 

Net

Interface

MAC/Data-Link

Hardware

State

0

 

TKR/0

Token-Ring/802.5

IBM Token-Ring

Up

1

 

FR/0

Frame

Relay

SCC

Serial Line

Down

2

 

PPP/0

Point

to Point

SCC

Serial Line

Up

2.Enter the GWCON protocol command with the protocol number or short name of the desired protocol displayed in the con®guration information.

In the following example, the command has been entered for accessing the IP protocol console process.

+ protocol 0

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