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The Cisco 8110 Broadband Network Termination Unit is a multiservice IP+ATM CPE device which enables service providers worldwide to cost effectively offer carrier class managed services to enterprise customers with high bandwidth needs and stringent service level agreements. The Cisco 8110 is optimized to enable a wide range of services including IP, ATM, Private Line, Voice and Video services over a single high-speed access link.
There are two methods of determining the 8110 Software Version:
In order to determine the Software Version, the system needs to be booted up. Following the boot up, the system will perform a serious of self tests . The Software Version is displayed at the end of the tests just before the Login prompt as shown in figure 1.
Self Test...
test serial passed
test PPI passed
test Timer passed..
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..Warm Start Self Tests - OK
Version v5.2
Login :
To determine the Software Version of the 8110 Broadband Network Termination Unit, from the Configuration Menu type the SHOW command and press RETURN.
Cisco 8110:host:configuration~ show
EPROM version : 1.6 1998/02/19 13:53:33
Created on : Tue Feb 24 07:34:23 IST 1998
Software version : v5.2b
Created on : Thu Mar 15 17:01:38 IST 2001
XILINX QLAN version : Sun Mar 8 13:50:33 IST 1998
Kernel version : WIND version 2.4
OS version : 5.2
MAC Address : 00:40:0d:fa:af:01
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Note After booting up the system, it is required to input passwords for both User and Supervisor. only after the passwords are inputted into the system, the user can begin working. It is also necessary to input read and write password for Community. |
This section assume you are familiar with the software release already installed, and download procedure in particular.
1. Verify that version 3.3g3 is loaded into Flash A, If not please download version 3.3g3 first.
2. type "op init" to initialize the configuration NVRAM.
3. Set the download configuration (file, server access)
4. Type the command " configuration boot from B" (Change boot parameter to run from Flash B )
5. Type "op load" which result in version 5.2 loaded into Flash A
1. Set the download configuration (file, server access)
2. Type the command " configuration boot from B" (Change boot parameter to run from Flash B )
3. Type "op load" which result in version 5.2 loaded into Flash A
Cisco Software Release Version 5.2 supports the following Broadband Network Termination Unit products:
| LIM Model | Revision |
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LIM-155MM | A0 |
LIM-155MM-SH | A0 |
LIM-155SM-I | A0 |
LIM-155SM-I-SH | A0 |
LIM-T3-BNC | A0 |
LIM-T3-BNC-SH | A0 |
LIM-E3-BNC | A0 |
LIM-E3-BNC-SH | A0 |
LIM-E3-1.6/5.6 | A0 |
LIM-E3-1.6/5.6-SH | A0 |
LIM-E1T1 | A0 |
LIM-E1T1-SH | A0 |
CSM-4E1T1 | A0 |
8110-PS-110 | A0 |
8110-PS-220 | A0 |
8110-PS-DC | A0 |
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Note Software Version 5.2 is based on Version 5.1c and supports all the features included in Version 5.1c |
Secure Log-on procedure, to protect and ensure confidentiality, integrity and availability of the Cisco 8110 configuration, control and maintenance.
Support ATM forum UBR (Unspecified bit rate) with minimum cell rate for ATM network. Normally used for non real time application.
Frame base traffic control discard the reminder of a packet that is known to be incomplete due to cell loss. This feature enable packet base traffic to be more efficient.
Support VLAN Tagging Per 802.1q.
Support Fractional E1 per AF-Phy-0130.00
AAL5 And Ethernet statistics of 15 minutes intervals, which can be accessed via SNMP or user interface.
Enables Cookie format support, in line with Cisco standards.
This feature supports level three static IP forwarding which enables specific IP packets to be forwarded to a pre defined PVC.
QOS mapping establishes an association between a Behavior Class and a dedicated ATM VC - where a bundle of such VCs to the same IP destination will provide a full transport packet service with different QoS. Each VC is configured with different ATM QoS parameters.
This feature enables automatic traffic transfer to a n Alternate PVC in case of failure on the active or primary PVC.
1. Cisco 8110 LIC - FE - Transparent LAN License for Ethernet/Fast Ethernet for the Cisco 8110
The Ethernet interface is either used as an Ethernet to ATM uplink or as Ethernet access to Management. The Ethernet supports auto negotiation 10/100 baseTx standards. There is no forwarding between the ports. The Ethernet interfaces support the relay layer of the IEEE 802.1 MAC Layer Bridge. Ethernet packets are bridged over ATM using RFC 1483, LLC for Bridging encapsulation. The bridge learns MAC addresses and forwards the required MAC addresses. Using Traffic Shaping, Per-Class-Queuing and Performance Monitoring, each LAN interconnection is assigned with required QoS and the performance of each connection is constantly monitored and measured End-to-End. Early Packet Discard mechanism yield an excellent goodput on the Ethernet uplink VCs.
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Note Cisco 8110 LIC - FE - Transparent LAN License for Ethernet/Fast Ethernet for the Cisco 8110 can be ordered through Cisco.com |
The SNMP Cisco 8110 MIB is being provided with the delivery of Release 5.2 of the Cisco 8110 software on CCO. The MIB is in standard ASN.1 format and is located in the same directory within CCO. These files may be compiled with most standards-based MIB compilers. The following files are required:
Workaround :
Fix - It will be fix in release 6.0
Fix - It will be fixed in release 6.0
Deployment of the 8110 system involves a configuration and installation process. Please refer to the User Guide (78-11666-01) for guidance. Updating software version from older version should be done according to the software download procedure. Updating not according to the procedure will result in unexpected behavior.
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