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About This Manual

About This Manual

This section of the Cisco Protocol Translator Configuration and Reference publication introduces the audience and scope, organization, use and conventions.

Audience and Scope

This manual addresses two audiences: first, it provides information needed by the system administrator for configuring and maintaining a CiscoTM protocol translator running Release 8.3 and earlier software (software changes from previous releases are noted in the release note accompanying this manual); second, this manual provides details on how users can make connections to network resources using a Cisco protocol translator.

Document Organization and Use

The Protocol Translator Configuration and Reference publication provides information about using and configuring the Cisco protocol translator--use and administration of the system interface, system configuration, and network configuration. This manual, an appropriate Hardware Installation and Reference publication, and a software release note are included with each Cisco protocol translator system.

This manual is divided into parts; each part is comprised of chapters describing related tasks or functions. Dividers separate four distinct parts:

Document Conventions

The command descriptions use these conventions:

The samples use these conventions:

Italicized type also emphasizes new terms and concepts and is used for the titles of books and periodicals.


Note  is a special paragraph that means reader take note. It usually refers to helpful suggestions, the writer's assumptions, or references to materials not contained in this manual.
Caution is a special paragraph that means reader be careful. It means that you are capable of doing something that might result in equipment damage, or worse, that you might have to take something apart and start over again.

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