Index

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alarms, 6-1

arp command, 3-6 bridge, A-25 commands, A-24 console, A-25

DHCP relays and servers, A-26 interface, 5-3

NAT basic and NAPT configurations, A-28 PPPoE, A-29

PPPoE configuration, A-29spanning-tree topology, A-29 statistics, 5-3

system log and system information, 6-2,A-32 traps, A-33

show commands for interface status, 5-3 statistics, 5-3

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), C-1 agent overview, C-1

simultaneous NAT and NAPT, 4-8 SNAP encapsulation, 3-2spanning-tree

show command, A-29standard

MIBs, C-3 mode, 3-6,3-13

static mapping, 3-7statistics

bridge, A-31 clearing, 5-3,A-23 DSL, A-31 Ethernet, A-30

IP processing, A-31 performance, 5-3 PPP, A-32 PPPoE, A-32 show, 5-3

TFTP, A-32status

interfaces, 5-3 LED, 5-2

syntax, conventions used in commands, A-2 syslog, 6-1–6-2

enable, 6-2 events, 6-4 IP address, 6-3 message display, 6-5 show command, 6-2,A-32

system

ID, A-33 identity, 2-3,2-6 log, 6-1–6-2

T

Telnet access, 2-1,2-4 Telnet commands, A-21 terminal emulation settings, D-1 test, Ping results, 6-6

TFTP statistics, A-32 timeout for show ARP, A-24 topology, show spanning-tree,A-29 TraceRoute, 6-7

Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), A-12–A-13 traps, C-2

show command, A-33 troubleshooting, 6-1

U

unnumbered DSL interface IP address, A-6

network configuration, 4-10 scenario, 3-3

upstream static route, creating or deleting, A-8 User Datagram Protocol (UDP), A-12–A-13 user login, 2-3

V

Virtual Circuit (VC) multiplexing, A-5

VNET mode, 3-6,3-13

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