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Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Network Management
Observing Syntax and Conventions ...............................................................................................................1-1
Network Management Commands .................................................................................................................1-1
General Network Management Commands ...................................................................................................1-2
General Show Commands ...........................................................................................................................1-14
snmp-server Commands ..............................................................................................................................1-16
SNMP Show Commands .............................................................................................................................. 1-34
SLA Agent Commands .................................................................................................................................1-37
RTR-mode Commands .................................................................................................................................1-43
RTR Show Commands ................................................................................................................................. 1-45
Chapter 2: Configuring T1/E1 and T3/E3 Subsystems
Observing Syntax and Conventions .............................................................................................................2-55
T1/E1 & T3/E3 Commands ...........................................................................................................................2-55
T1/E1 and T3/E3 Clear and Show Commands ............................................................................................2-74
Drop and Insert Commands .........................................................................................................................2-80
Chapter 3: Configuring the XSR Platform
Observing Syntax and Conventions .............................................................................................................3-83
Platform Commands .....................................................................................................................................3-83
Clock Commands ......................................................................................................................................... 3-84
Crypto Key Commands ................................................................................................................................3-85
Other Platform Commands ...........................................................................................................................3-86
SNTP Commands .........................................................................................................................................3-91
Platform Clear and Show Commands ..........................................................................................................3-94
File System Commands ............................................................................................................................. 3-107
Bootrom Monitor Mode Commands ............................................................................................................3-121
Chapter 4: Configuring Hardware Controllers
Observing Syntax and Conventions .............................................................................................................4-83
Hardware Controller Commands ..................................................................................................................4-83
Hardware Controller Clear and Show Commands .......................................................................................4-92
Chapter 5: Configuring the Internet Protocol
Observing Syntax and Conventions .............................................................................................................5-83
IP Commands ...............................................................................................................................................5-83
OSPF Commands ........................................................................................................................................5-84
OSPF Debug and Show Commands ..........................................................................................................5-104
RIP Commands .......................................................................................................................................... 5-123
RIP Show Commands ................................................................................................................................5-136
RTP Header Compression Commands ......................................................................................................5-137
Triggered on Demand RIP Commands ......................................................................................................5-142
Policy-Based Routing Commands ..............................................................................................................5-145
PBR Clear and Show Commands ..............................................................................................................5-148
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ARP Commands .........................................................................................................................................5-149
Other IP Commands ...................................................................................................................................5-151
IP Clear and Show Commands ..................................................................................................................5-168
Network Address Translation Commands ..................................................................................................5-182
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol Commands .......................................................................................5-191
VRRP Clear and Show Commands ............................................................................................................5-197
Chapter 6: Configuring the Border Gateway Protocol
Observing Syntax and Conventions .............................................................................................................6-83
BGP Configuration Commands .................................................................................................................... 6-83
Route Map Commands ...............................................................................................................................6-110
BGP Set Commands ..................................................................................................................................6-114
BGP Clear and Show Commands ..............................................................................................................6-122
BGP Debug Commands ............................................................................................................................. 6-132
Chapter 7: Configuring IP Multicast
Observing Syntax and Conventions .............................................................................................................7-83
PIM Commands ............................................................................................................................................7-89
IGMP Clear and Show Commands ..............................................................................................................7-95
Chapter 8: Configuring the Point-to-Point Protocol
Observing Syntax and Conventions .............................................................................................................8-83
PPP Commands ...........................................................................................................................................8-83
PPP Debug, Clear and Show Commands ....................................................................................................8-97
Multilink PPP Commands ...........................................................................................................................8-108
Multilink Show Commands .........................................................................................................................8-122
Chapter 9: Configuring Frame Relay
Observing Syntax and Conventions .............................................................................................................9-83
Frame Relay Commands ..............................................................................................................................9-83
Frame Relay Map Class Commands ............................................................................................................ 9-95
Frame Relay Clear and Show Commands .................................................................................................9-102
Chapter 10: Configuring the Dialer Interface
Observing Syntax and Conventions ...........................................................................................................10-83
Dialer Interface Commands ........................................................................................................................ 10-83
Dialer Interface Clear and Show Commands .............................................................................................10-90
Dial Backup Commands ............................................................................................................................. 10-93
DOD/BOD Commands ...............................................................................................................................10-96
Dialer Watch Commands ..........................................................................................................................10-103
Chapter 11: ISDN BRI and PRI Commands
Observing Syntax and Conventions ...........................................................................................................11-83
ISDN Commands ........................................................................................................................................11-83
ISDN Debug and Show Commands ........................................................................................................... 11-92
Chapter 12: Configuring Quality of Service
Observing Syntax and Conventions ...........................................................................................................12-83
QoS Commands ......................................................................................................................................... 12-83
Policy-Map Commands .............................................................................................................................. 12-84
Class-map Commands .............................................................................................................................12-101
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QoS Show Commands ............................................................................................................................. 12-105
Chapter 13: Configuring ADSL
Observing Syntax and Conventions ...........................................................................................................13-83
ADSL Configuration Commands ................................................................................................................ 13-83
CMV Commands ........................................................................................................................................13-83
Other ADSL Commands .............................................................................................................................13-87
PPP Configuration Commands ................................................................................................................... 13-99
ATM Clear and Show Commands ............................................................................................................13-103
Chapter 14: Configuring the VPN
Observing Syntax and Conventions ...........................................................................................................14-83
VPN Commands .........................................................................................................................................14-83
PKI commands ........................................................................................................................................... 14-84
CA Identity Mode Commands ..................................................................................................................... 14-84
Other Certificate Commands ......................................................................................................................14-90
IKE Security Protocol Commands ..............................................................................................................14-94
ISAKMP Protocol Policy Mode Commands ................................................................................................ 14-95
Remote Peer ISAKMP Protocol Policy Mode Commands ..........................................................................14-99
Remote Peer Show Commands ...............................................................................................................14-104
IPSec Commands .....................................................................................................................................14-106
IPSec Clear and Show Commands ..........................................................................................................14-108
Crypto Map Mode Commands .................................................................................................................. 14-110
Crypto Transform Mode Commands ........................................................................................................14-115
Crypto Show Commands .......................................................................................................................... 14-118
Interface CLI Commands ..........................................................................................................................14-121
Interface VPN Commands ........................................................................................................................14-122
Tunnel Commands ...................................................................................................................................14-127
Tunnel Clear and Show Commands .........................................................................................................14-132
Additional Tunnel Termination Commands ..............................................................................................14-134
DF Bit Commands .................................................................................................................................... 14-137
Chapter 15: Configuring DHCP
Observing Syntax and Conventions ...........................................................................................................15-83
DHCP Commands ...................................................................................................................................... 15-83
ip address dhcp ....................................................................................................................................15-92
DHCP Clear and Show Commands .........................................................................................................15-111
Chapter 16: Configuring Security
Observing Syntax and Conventions ...........................................................................................................16-83
General Security Commands ..................................................................................................................... 16-84
Security Clear and Show Commands .........................................................................................................16-91
AAA Commands .........................................................................................................................................16-93
AAA Usergroup Commands ....................................................................................................................... 16-94
AAA User Commands ................................................................................................................................16-97
AAA Method Commands ..........................................................................................................................16-101
AAA Per-Interface Commands .................................................................................................................16-111
AAA Debug and Show Commands ..........................................................................................................16-112
Firewall Feature Set Commands ..............................................................................................................16-115
Firewall Interface Commands ...................................................................................................................16-129
Firewall Show Commands ........................................................................................................................ 16-133
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XSR User’s Guide ix
Preface
ThisguidedescribestheCommandLineInterface(CLI)commandsneededtomount,connect,
powerup,andmaintainanXSRfromEnterasysNetworks.
ThisguideiswrittenforadministratorswhowanttoconfiguretheXSRorexperienceduserswho
areknowledgeableinbasicnetworkingprinciples.
Contents of the Guide
Informationinthisguideisarrangedasfollows:
Chapter1,NetworkManagement,describesfundamentalnetworkcontrolcommands.
Chapter2,ConfiguringtheT1/E1&T3/E3Subsystems,detailscommands forT1/E1andT3/E3
NIMcards.
Chapter3,ConfiguringtheXSRPlatform,describesplatformsubsystemcommands.
Chapter4,ConfiguringHardwareControllers,describes
commandstoconfigurethehardware
controllersoverseriallines.
Chapter5,ConfiguringtheInternetProtocol,describesIPcommands.
Chapter6,ConfiguringtheBorderGatewayProtocol,detailsBGPcommands.
Chapter7ConfiguringIPMulticast,definesXSRcommandsforProtocolIndependentMulticast
‐SparseMode(PIMSM)andtheInternetGroupManagement
Protocol(IGMP).
Chapter8,ConfiguringthePointtoPointProtocol,describesPPPsetup.
Chapter9,ConfiguringFrameRelay,detailscommandstoconfigureFrameRelay.
Chapter10,ConfiguringtheDialerInterface,describescommandstosetupnetworkconnections
overthePublicSwitchTelephoneNetwork,provideabackuplinkov era
dialline,and
configureBoD/DoD.
Chapter11,ISDNBRIandPRICommands,detailscommandstosetupISDN.
Chapter12,ConfiguringQualityofService,outlinesQoSsetupcommands.
Chapter13,ConfiguringADSL,describesconfigurationcommandsforADSLincludingCMV,
ATMandassociatedPPPcommands.
Chapter14,ConfiguringtheVPN,details
VirtualPrivateNetworksetup.
Chapter15,ConfiguringDHCP,describeshowtosetupDynamicHostConfigurationProtocol.
Chapter16,ConfiguringSecurity,describesconfiguringaccess lists,andothercommandsto
protectagainstvariousnetworkattacks.
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Conventions Used in This Guide
Thefollowingconventionsareusedinthisguide:
Getting Help
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Caution: Contains information essential to avoid damage to the equipment.
Cautela: Contiene información esencial para prevenir dañar el equipo.
Achtung: Verweißt auf wichtige Informationen zum Schutz gegen Beschädigungen.
Note: Calls the reader’s attention to any item of information that may be of special importance.
Bold/En negrilla Text in boldface indicates values you type using the keyboard or select using the
mouse (for example, a:\setup). Default settings may also appear in bold.
El texto en negrilla indica valores que usted introduce con el teclado o que
selecciona con el mouse (por ejemplo, a:\setup). Las configuraciones default
pueden también aparecer en en negrilla.
Italics/It áli ca Text in italics indicates a variable, important new term, or the title of a manual.
El texto en itálica indica un valor variable, un importante nuevo término, o el título
de un manual.
SMALL CAPS/ Small caps specify the keys to press on the keyboard; a plus sign (+) between
keys indicates that you must press the keys simultaneously (for example,
CTRL+ALT+DEL).
Las mayusculas indican las teclas a oprimir en el teclado; un signo de más (+)
entre las teclas indica que usted debe presionar las teclas simultáneamente (por
ejemplo, CTRL+ALT+DEL).
Courier font/Tipo de
letra Courier
Text in this font denotes a file name or directory.
El texto en este tipo de letra denota un nombre de archivo o de directorio.
+
Points to text describing CLI command.
Apunta al texto que describe un comando de CLI.
FastEthernet FastEthernet and GigabitEthernet references are generally interchangeable
throughout this guide.
Las referencias a los terminos FastEthernet y GigabitEthernet son generalmente
intercambiables en el contenido de esta guia.
World Wide Web http://www.enterasys.com
Phone (603) 332-9400
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http://www.enterasys.com/support/gtac-all.html
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To expedite your message, please type [xsr] in the subject line.
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ready:
•YourEnterasysNetworksservicecontractnumber
•Adescriptionofthefailure
•Adescriptionofanyaction(s)alreadytakentoresolvetheproblem(e.g.,rebootingtheunit,
reconfiguringmodules,etc.)
•TheserialandrevisionnumbersofanyrelevantEnterasysNetworksproductsin
thenetwork
•Adescriptionofyournetworkenvironment(layout,cabletype,etc.)
•Networkloadandframesizeatthetimeoftheproblem
•TheXSR’shistory(i.e.,haveyoureturnedthedevicebefore,isthisarecurringproblem,etc.)
•AnypreviousReturnMaterialAuthorization(RMA)numbers.
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XSR CLI Reference Guide 1-1
1
Network Management
Observing Syntax and Conventions
TheCLISyntaxandconventionsusethenotationdescribedinthefollowingtable.
Network Management Commands
Thischapterincludesthefollowingsubsetsofnetworkmanagementcommands:
“GeneralNetworkManagementCommands”onpage 12
“GeneralShowCommands”onpage 1 14
“snmpserverCommands”onpage 116
“SNMPShowCommands”onpage 134
“SLAAgentCommands”onpage 137
“RTRmodeCommands”onpage 143
“RTRShowCommands”on
page 145
Convention Description
xyz Keywordormandatoryparameters(bold)
[x][]Squarebracketsindicateanoptionalparameter(italic)
[x|y|z][|]Squarebracketswithverticalbarindicateachoiceofvalues
{x|y|z}{|}Braceswithverticalbarindicate
achoiceofarequiredvalue
[x{y|z}][{|}]Combinationofsquarebracketswithbracesandverticalbars
indicatesarequiredchoiceofanoptionalparameter
(configif<xx>) xxsignifiesinterfacetypeandnumber,e.g.:
F1,S2/1.0, D1, M57,
G3. F
indicatesaFastEthernet,andGaGigabitEthernetinterface.
NextModeentriesdisplaytheCLIpromptafteracommandisentered.
Subcommandheadingsaredisplayedinredtext.
soho.enterasys.com Italicized, non-syntactic text indicates either a user-specified entry or text with
special emphasis
General Network Management Commands
1-2 Network Management
General Network Management Commands
banner
ThiscommandcreatesaloginbannerattheXSR’sCLIprompt.Textisenteredonelineatti me and
shouldnotexceed80charactersperline.Eachsuccessiveentryaddsalinetothe banner,asshown
intheexample.
Syntax
banner login bannerLine
Syntax of the “no” Form
Usethenoformofthiscommandtoremoveallbanners:
XSR(config)#no banner login
Mode
Globalconfiguration:XSR(config)#
Example
Thefollowingexampleconfiguresaloginbanner:
XSR(config)#banner login “Welcome Larry”
XSR(config)#banner login “You’re in the office now”
XSR(config)#banner login “Start working!”
configure terminal
ThiscommandentersconfigurationmodefromPrivilegedEXECmode.
Syntax
configure terminal
Mode
PrivilegedEXEC:XSR#
Example
XSR#configure terminal
bannerLine
Texttobedisplayedatlogin.Amaximumof50linescanbewrittenper
banner.Textmustbeenclosedinquotes.
General Network Management Commands
XSR CLI Reference Guide 1-3
crypto key dsa
ThiscommandgeneratestheDigitalSignatureAlgorithm(DSA)typehostkeypair(privateand
public)aswellasdisplaysthepublickey.AuniquesetofhostkeysarecreatedeachtimetheXSR
rebootsbutwerecommendyougenerateanewpairofhostkeyswhenyoubelievesecuritymay
becompromised.
Themasterencryptionkeyisusedtoencryptthekeysbeforebeingsavedinthehostkey.datfilein
Flash.Accesstothisfileisrestrictedanditcannotbereadorcopied.AllSSHconnectionrequests
usethehostkeysstoredinthehostkey.datfileunlessnonehavebeen
generatedorthecontentof
thefileiscorrupted.Inthosecircumstances,defaultkeysareusedtosecuretheconnection.
Additionalhostkeybehaviorisdescribedasfollows:
•IfyouhavenotgeneratedamasterencryptionkeybeforeusingSSH,theXSRwillpromptyou
withthe
crypto key master generatecommand.
•Onetothreeminuteswillelapsewhilehostkeysaregeneratedby
crypto key dsa,
dependingonthedeviceloadatthetime.
•SSHacceptsnonewconnectionsduringhostkeygeneration.
•Thecommandisignoredifstoredinthestartupconfigfile.
•Ifthemasterkeyischanged,youarenotrequiredtogenerateanewDSAkeypair.
•Ifyouremovethemasterkey,the
DSAkeypairisremovedaswell(hostkey.datisdeleted).
Syntax
crypto key dsa {generate | remove | show}
Mode
Globalconfiguration:XSR(config)#
Example
Thefollowingexamplegeneratesanewpairofkeys:
XSR(config)#crypto key dsa generate
disable
ThiscommandexitsfromPrivilegedEXECtoEXECmode.
Syntax
disable
Mode
PrivilegedEXEC:XSR#
generate
Producenewkeypairs.
remove
Deleteoldkeypair.
show
Displaypublicportionofhostkeypairs.
General Network Management Commands
1-4 Network Management
Example
XSR#disable
enable
ThiscommandjumpstoPrivilegedEXECmode.
Syntax
enable
Mode
EXEC:XSR>
Example
XSR>enable
end
Thiscommandterminatesconfigurationmode.
Syntax
end
Mode
Anyconfiguration
Example
XSR(config)#end
exit
Thiscommandquitsthecurrentmodetoahigherlevel.IfyouareinEXECmode,itterminates the
Telnet,SSH,orConsole session.
Syntax
exit
Mode
All
Example
XSR(config)#exit
General Network Management Commands
XSR CLI Reference Guide 1-5
help
ThiscommandretrieveshelpatanyMode.
Syntax
help
Mode
All
Example
XSR#help
ip http port
ThiscommandchangestheHTTP(HyperTextTransferProtocol)portwhereincomingHTTP
(Web)sessionsareconnectingto.
Syntax
ip http port {port_number | default}
Mode
Globalconfiguration:XSR(config)#
Default
Portnumber:80
Example
XSR(config)#ip http port 1234
ip http server
Thiscommandenables/disablesHTTP(Web)servicetotherouter.Iftheoptionalparameterisnot
supplied,theHTTPserverwillbeenabled.SincetheHTTPserverisdisabledatbootup,youmust
eithermanuallyenableitusingtheCLIorenableitinthe
startup-configfile.
port_number
IncomingHTTPserverportnumberfrom1024to65535.
default
SetstheHTTPporttodefault.
Note: If you try to set the port-number but it is already in use (Telnet, e.g.) , it will be reset to the
default value automatically.
General Network Management Commands
1-6 Network Management
Syntax
ip http server [enable | disable]
Syntax of the “no” Form
ThenoformofthiscommanddisablestheHTTPserver:
no ip http server
Mode
Globalconfiguration:XSR(config)#
Default
Disable
Examples
XSR(config)#ip http server enable
XSR(config)#no ip http server
ip ssh server
Thiscommandenables/disablesSecureShell(SSH)servicetotheclient.BecausetheSSHserveris
enabledatbootup,youcaneithermanuallydisabletheSSHserverusingCLI,ordisabletheSSH
serverinthestartupconfigfile.Iftheoptionalparameterisnotsupplied,theSSHserverwillbe
enabled.
Syntax
ip ssh server [enable | disable]
Syntax of the “no” Form
ThenoformofthiscommanddisablestheSSHserver:
no ip ssh server
Mode
Globalconfiguration:XSR(config)#
Defaults
•Enabled
enable
EnablesHTTPserver.
disable
DisablesHTTPserver.
enable
EnablesSSHserver.
disable
DisablesSSHserver.
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