Table Of Contents

Symbols - Numerics - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - L - M - N - P - R - S - T - V - W - X -

Index

Symbols

? (help) command B-2

Numerics

100 Mbps LED 1-7

A

AC power connection 3-15

ACTIVITY LED 1-4

ACT LED 1-7

AIMs, installing 1-8

asynchronous serial baud rates 2-12

auxiliary port

connecting to3-21to 3-22

description of2-7to 2-8

B

baud rate

of modem 3-21

setting for console terminal 1-4

boot command B-4

boothelper B-4

booting from Flash memory 1-5

bracket attachment

rack-mount3-5to 3-10

wall-mount 3-11

C

cables, provided 2-6

Caution symbol, meaning of ix

chassis

desktop installation 3-3

grounding 3-13

rack-mounting 3-4

wall-mounting 3-11

Cisco IOS software

locating documentation xv

recovering images B-8

commands

? (help) B-2

boot B-4

configuration register B-7

confreg B-7, B-8

context B-6

debugging B-6

dev B-5

dir B-5

frame B-6

help B-2, B-5

i (Initialize) B-6

meminfo B-5, B-6

reload B-1, B-2

reset B-6, B-10

ROM monitorB-1to B-12

stack B-6

sysret B-7

tftpdnld B-6, B-8, B-10

xmodem B-8, B-9

compact Flash memory card 1-2

compliance 1-12

configuration, site 2-4

configuration register

boot field 1-4

changing settings B-7, 1-2

enabling booting from Flash memory 1-5

confreg command B-7, B-8

connections

AC power 3-15

asynchronous/synchronous serial 2-12

auxiliary port 2-8

console port 2-7

console terminal 3-20

DCE 2-10

DC power3-16to 3-17

DSU/CSU 2-13

DTE 2-10

Ethernet 2-9

ISDN BRI 2-12

modem 3-20

network 2-8

serial 2-10

Token Ring 2-9

console port

connecting to3-20to 3-21

description of 2-7

console speed, setting B-10

context command B-6

cooling recommendations 2-4

D

DCE connections 2-10

DC power connections3-16to 3-17

debugging commands B-6

desktop installation 3-3

dev command B-5

dimensions, chassis 1-11, 1-12

dir command B-5

documentation

Cisco IOS software xv

on CD-ROM xiv

on the WEB xiv

related xiv

DRAM 1-2

DSU/CSU connections 2-13

DTE connections 2-10

dynamic random-access memory

See DRAM.

E

electrical safety guidelines 2-1

electrostatic discharge damage

See ESD

error essages A-4

ESD 2-2

Ethernet cable types 2-9

F

FDX LED 1-7

feet, installing 3-3

Figures

auxiliary port connection 3-22

bracket attachment for rack -mounting3-6to 3-10

bracket attachment for wall-mounting 3-12

brackets, rack mounting 3-4, 3-5

chassis views 1-2, 1-3

console terminal connection 3-21

DC power connections 3-17

ground lug attachment 3-14, 3-15

LEDs on front panel 1-3

LEDs on rear panel 1-5, 1-6, 1-7, 1-8

modem connection 3-22

mounting brackets 3-4, 3-5

rollover cable, identifying 3-22

rubber feet, locations 3-4

wall-mounting the chassis 3-13

Flash memory

booting from 1-5

description of 1-2

frame command B-6

G

grounding the chassis 3-13

H

help command B-2, B-5

high temperature, troubleshooting A-2

humidity, specifications 1-11, 1-12

I

i (initialize) command B-6

installation

checklist 2-4

desktop 3-3

rack-mounting 3-4

site requirements 2-3

tools required 2-6

wall-mounting 3-11, 3-13

interface numbering 1-9, 1-11

WAN interface cards 1-9

IOS software

locating documentation xv

recovering images B-8

ISDN BRI2-12to 2-13

L

LAN

connections3-18to 3-19

interface types 2-9

LEDs

100 Mbps, in 1-RU chassis 1-7

100 Mbps, in Cisco 2691 1-8

ACT, in 1-RU chassis 1-7

ACT, in Cisco 2691 1-8

ACTIVITY, in 1-RU chassis 1-4

ACTIVITY, in Cisco 2691 1-4

CF1, in Cisco 2691 1-8

FDX, in 1-RU chassis 1-7

front panel1-3to 1-4

interpretation of A-2

LINK, in 1-RU chassis 1-7

LINK, in Cisco 2691 1-8

Power, in 1-RU chassis 1-3

Power, in Cisco 2691 1-4

rear panel1-5to 1-8

RPS, in 1-RU chassis 1-4

SYS/RPS, in Cisco 2691 1-4

lightning safety 2-2

LINK LED 1-7

M

meminfo command B-5, B-6

memory1-2to 1-9

modem connection 3-21

N

netboot B-4

network connections 2-8

network modules, installing 1-8

nonvolatile random-access memory

See NVRAM.

NVRAM 1-2

P

packing list 2-6

port numbering 1-9

power

requirements 2-3

specifications1-11to 1-12

power supply connections3-15to 3-17

power supply LED1-3to 1-4

R

rack-mounting the chassis3-4to 3-11

racks, equipment 2-4

record keeping, site log 2-5

regulatory compliance 1-12

reload command B-1, B-2

reset command B-6, B-10

rollover cable, identifying 3-22

ROM monitor

commandsB-2to B-12

syntax B-3

using B-1

rubber feet, installing 3-3

S

safety

guidelines2-1to 2-2

warnings, translations of ix

SDRAM 1-2

serial connections, considerations 2-10

serial port specifications 2-11

shared memory 1-2

show hardware command B-5

show version command B-5

site

configuration 2-4

environment 2-3

log, record keeping 2-5

requirements 2-3

slot numbering 1-11

software image recovery procedure B-8

specifications

Cisco 261x, Cisco 262x, Cisco 265x 1-11

Cisco 2691 1-12

serial ports 2-11

system 1-11

stack command B-6

static electricity damage 2-2

synchronous dynamic random-access memory

See SDRAM.

sysret command B-7

T

Tables

cable specifications 3-18

configuration register bits 1-1

configuration register settings for boot field 1-3

configuration register settings for broadcast address 1-4

configuration register settings for console terminal baud rate 1-5

DC wiring requirements 3-16

documents xv

DTE and DCE devices 2-11

ISDN-BRI cable specifications 2-13

LAN connections 2-9, 3-18

LAN interfaces, summary 1-1

LEDs on front panel 1-3, 1-4

LEDs on rear panel 1-7, 1-8

power requirements 2-3

related documents xv

serial signal transmission specifications 2-12

specifications, system 1-11, 1-12

voice connections 3-18

WAN connections 3-18

telephone jacks, safety during installation 2-2

temperature, operating 1-11, 1-12

tftpdnld command B-6, B-8, B-10

Token Ring connections 2-9

tools required for installation 2-6

troubleshooting

cables A-3

connections A-3

cooling system A-2

error messages A-4

front panel LEDs 1-3

high temperature A-2

modules A-3

power system A-2

rear panel LEDs 1-5

V

ventilation 2-4

VICs

See voice interface cards.

voice interface cards, installing 1-8

W

wall-mounting the chassis 3-11

wall-mounting the router 3-12

WAN interface cards, installing 1-8

Warnings

installation 2-1

lightning activity 3-15, 3-18

main disconnection 3-23

secure power cabling 3-17

SELV circuit 2-8

TN power systems 2-3

translations of ix

WAN port voltages 2-12

WICs

See WAN interface cards

wiring

power supplies3-15to 3-17

telephone 2-2

X

xmodem command B-8, B-9