Configuring Remote Access for AN and Passport ARN Routers

If the BootP server is not receiving requests, ensure that the upstream router is receiving and forwarding them. If the upstream router is receiving, verify that each router interface between the upstream router and the BootP server is receiving and forwarding the requests.

If the BootP server is receiving requests but is failing to respond, see “Router Fails to Netboot” on page B-3.

Resolving Connectivity Problems

This section describes how to:

Display the AN/ANH or ARN router’s netboot configuration

Debug the BootP server

Verify the BootP server’s setup

Display the BootP server’s IP routes

Display the number of BootP packets forwarded and dropped

Displaying Parameter Settings

Display the AN/ANH or ARN router’s netboot parameter settings to determine the following:

Whether the router is set to boot using a local boot image or a remote boot image

Whether the router is set to configure using a local configuration file or a remote configuration file

The configuration of the synchronous, Ethernet, and token ring (ARN only) connectors

Enter the following Technician Interface command to display the AN/ANH or ARN router’s startup options:

getcfg

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