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Initial BPX 8600 Node Configuration

Initial BPX 8600 Node Configuration

This chapter guides you through the initial node configuration that must be done before you can set up network management, which will enable you to use Cisco WAN Manager workstation to configure network connections

Before proceeding with this chapter, make sure you have completed all procedures in Part Two, Installation. It is assumed that the BPX chassis is mounted, BPX cards are installed, cables connected, temporary terminal or network management station is connected, peripherals connected, and the BPX node is powered up.

You are now ready to do:

Summary of Configuration Procedures

This section summarizes the configuration steps as an overview to the procedures in the following chapters.

For a description of the commands used to operate a BPX switch, refer to the Cisco WAN Switch Command Reference.

For node installation and operation, refer to the applicable reference publications: Cisco IGX 8400 Series Reference and Cisco MGX 8220 Reference.

Initial Node Configuration Summary

This section is an overview of adding nodes and trunks by using the command line interface.

As a minimum, you should configure the nodes, as applicable, by using:

You may add connections now or later, after configuring the nodes for operation with the Cisco WAN Manager NMS manager.

If you are naming the node after a city or place that contains more than eight characters, you will have to abbreviate the name to create a valid network node name. The name must be unique across the network.

Here are the basic tasks to configure a BPX switch:

    1. Set up the node.

      cnfname alpha
      cnftmzn GMT

    2. Set up the trunks to other routing nodes.
    Verify that the correct cards are in both the local and remote nodes (dspcds).

    3. If you are using an IGX Interface Shelf, configure it as a shelf.

    4. Adding the MGX 8220 or MGX 8800 Shelf.

    5. Set up ATM service lines and ports.

    6. Set up ATM connections.

    7. Set up ATM to Frame Relay (ATF) connections.

    8. Set up Interface Shelf Frame Relay Connections in Tiered Networks.

The "dspnode" screen displayed at the "shlf3igx" node shows that it is connected to the BPX switch via AIT trunk 8.

shlf3IGX TN edgar IGX 8 9.3 June 20 2000 09:24 PDT BPX Switching Shelf Information Trunk Name Type Alarm 8 hubone BPX MAJ Last Command: dspnode Next Command:

Command Sequences for Setting Up Nodes

Follow the illustrated command sequences to perform these node-related tasks:


Figure 17-1: Setting Up Nodes



Figure 17-2:
Viewing the Node Configuration



Figure 17-3:
Configuring the Node Interface for a Local Control Terminal



Figure 17-4:
Removing a Node From the Network



Figure 17-5:
Add an Interface Shelf to the Network


Summary of Commands

Table 17-1 Here are the names and brief descriptions of each node command:


Table 17-1: Commands for Setting Up a Node
Name Description

addalmslot

Add an alarm slot

addcdred

Add card redundancy for SONET APS 1+1 across two BXM cards

addctrlr

Add a PNNI VSI controller to a BPX node through an AAL5 interface shelf

addshelf

Add a trunk between an IGX or BPX core switch shelf and an interface shelf

addyred

Add Y-cable redundancy

cnfasm

Configure ASM card

cnfdate

Configure date

cnffunc

Configure system function

cnfname

Configure node name

cnfprt

Configure printing functions

cnfterm

Configure terminal port

cnftime

Configure time

cnftmzn

Configure time zone

delalmslot

Delete alarm slot

delshelf

Delete a trunk between a IGX/BPX core switch shelf and interface shelf

delcdred

Delete Y-cable redundancy (disables card redundancy (for SONET Automatic Protection Switching feature)

delyred

Delete Y-cable redundancy

dspasm

Display ASM card configuration

dspcd

Display card

dspcds

Display cards

dsplancnf

Display LAN configuration

dspctrlrs

Display all PNNI VSI controllers on a BPX node

dsplmistats

Display LMI Statistics

dspnds

Display nodes

dspnode

Display summary information about interface shelves

dsptermcnf

Display terminal configuration

dsptermfunc

Display terminal port configuration

dspprtcnf

Display print configuration

dsppwr

Display power

dspcdred

Display Y-cable redundancy (displays card redundancy for SONET Automatic Protection Switching)

dspyred

Display Y-cable redundancy

prtcdred

Print card redundancy (prints Y cable redundancy for SONET Automatic Protection Switching)

prtyred

Print Y-cable redundancy

upcd

Up card

window

Window to external device


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