Table Of Contents
Numerics - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - L - M - N - O - P - R - S - T - W -
Index
Numerics
2-post equipment racks 3-1, 3-8
A
addresses, MAC 1-25
air
exhaust 1-28
AppleTalk, configuring 4-6
AutoInstall configuration, basic 4-2
B
banner, system 3-24
boot system flash command 6-11
C
cable-management kit, using 2-8
cables
AC power 1-18
interference 2-4
safety guidelines 2-3
swapping power 5-5
ungrounded and uninsulated 2-3
caution
chassis, overheating 2-7
data loss due to formatting Flash memory card 6-9, 6-12
description ix
I/O controller removal while system operating 1-25
network processing engine removal while system operating 1-25
changes, reviewing configuration 4-11
chassis
footprint 2-7
ground receptacles 1-4
physical description 1-21
rack-mounting 3-1
checklist, installation 2-12
Cisco IOS requirements 1-6
clearance
chassis 1-28
for air circulation 2-8
commands
boot system flash 6-11
config terminal 4-10
configure 4-10
copy running-config startup-config 4-3, 4-10
enable 4-10
enable password 4-1
enable secret 4-1
full-duplex 1-17
media-type 1-17
setup 4-4
show environment table 1-29
show interfaces 1-24
show running-config 4-11
show startup-config 4-11
config terminal command 4-10
configuration
interface 4-7
modifications 4-11
reviewing modifications 4-11
configuration bit meanings B-5
configuration modes, basic 4-10
configuration procedures
AutoInstall 4-2
basic router configuration 4-2
Ethernet interface configuration 4-7
I/O controller Fast Ethernet full-duplex configuration 1-17
I/O controller Fast Ethernet media type configuration 1-17
setup command facility 4-4
synchronous serial interface configuration 4-8
configuration register B-5
configure command 4-10
configuring
AppleTalk 4-6
global parameters
description 4-4
procedure 4-5
sample configuration 4-6
interface parameters
interfaces 4-7
IPX 4-6
the router
using AutoInstall 4-2
using configuration mode 4-10
using the setup command facility 4-4
configuring global parameters 4-4
connecting power 3-20
connection equipment
auxiliary port signals 3-16
console and auxiliary 3-14
console port signals 3-15
Fast Ethernet MII and RJ-45 on I/O controller 3-16
connector
auxiliary port 3-16
console port 3-15
console port cable 3-15
console terminal, system banner display 5-5
copy command 6-9
copy command (Flash memory) 6-11
copy running-config startup-config command 4-3, 4-10
critical status level, environmental monitor 1-27
crossover cable, RJ-45 port on I/O controller 3-19
D
damage from overheating 1-26
DC power
shutdown 1-27
displays, environmental 1-28
distance limitations, transmission 2-5
E
EEPROM, MAC address bank 1-25
electromagnetic pulse (EMP), avoiding 2-5
electrostatic discharge, preventing 2-3
EMI, shielding 2-3
enable command 4-10
enable password 4-1
enable secret password 4-1
environmental monitor, description 1-26
environmental monitoring and reporting
power thresholds 1-27
Ethernet, interface configuration parameters 4-7
examples
configuring global parameters 4-5
configuring I/O controller Fast Ethernet full-duplex 1-17
configuring I/O controller Fast Ethernet media type 1-17
copying
images between Flash memory cards 6-11
images to a Flash memory card 6-9
Ethernet and serial interface configuration 4-8, 4-9
formatting a new Flash memory card 6-8
replacing a port adapter 6-3
replacing a service adapter 6-3
setup command facility 4-6
show diag command output 1-16, 6-1
show environment all command output 1-29
show environment command output 1-28
show environment last command output 1-28
show interfaces command output 1-24
show version command output 1-10, 6-1
EXEC mode 4-1
exhaust air 1-28
F
fan failures 1-30
fan tray, physical description 1-20
field-replaceable units (FRUs) 1-6
filler panels
port adapter 2-9
power supply 2-9
Flash memory
copy command 6-11
copying between cards 6-11
copying files 6-9
Flash memory card
formatting a new Flash memory card 6-8
inserting and removing a Flash memory card 6-7
memory options 1-23
physical description 1-22
Flash memory disk
memory options 1-23
physical description 1-22
FRUs, listing 1-6
G
global parameters, configuring 4-4
gravity, maintaining low center 2-8
ground receptacles, chassis 1-4
H
handles
I/O controller 1-2
network processing engine 1-3
power supply 1-18
hardware address 1-24
I
I/O controller
components 1-13
handling 2-3
LEDs 5-3
MII port 3-17
normal startup 5-3
physical description 1-11
reset button 1-13
RJ-45 port 3-18
subsystem for troubleshooting 5-6
identifying startup problems 5-3
IGRP 4-6
installation
checking the shipping container 2-13
checklist 2-12
configuring the Cisco7204 4-2
connecting I/O controller cables 3-13
connecting port adapter cables 3-13
connecting power 3-20
grounding the chassis 3-11
initial configuration information 2-11
installing brackets on the chassis 3-5
installing chassis in a rack 3-1
installing chassis on a tabletop (general installation) 3-9
interface parameters 4-7
preparing for 2-1
safety recommendations 2-1
site requirements 2-4
starting the Cisco 7204 3-23
tools for 2-10
interface
configuration 4-7
parameters 4-7
interference, radio frequency 2-5
Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP) 4-6
interior routing protocol (IGRP), setting 4-6
Internet Package Exchange (IPX), configuring 4-6
IP, setting routing protocols for 4-6
IPX 4-6
J
jewelry, avoiding for safety 2-2
L
LEDs
DC OK 3-23
enabled on interface processors 3-24
PCMCIA slots 0 and 1 1-16
lightning storm, safety during 2-3
M
messages
environmental 1-28
fan failure 2-9
MII port on I/O controller, pinouts 3-17
modifications to configuration, reviewing 4-11
N
network processing engine
components 1-7
DRAM configurations 1-10
handling 2-3
physical description 1-6
subsystem for troubleshooting 5-6
system management functions 1-7
nonvolatile random-acess memory
See NVRAM 4-10
normal status level, environmental monitor 1-27, 1-28
note, description of ix
numbering
logical interface 1-23
port adapter slot 1-23
NVRAM
log 1-27
saving and viewing contents 4-10
See nonvolatile random-access memory
O
OIR, functional description 1-25
operating conditions for chassis 1-19, 2-4
out-of-tolerance temperature condition 1-27
out-of-tolerance voltage condition 1-27
overheating, preventing 2-9
overtemperature conditions 5-3
P
password, enable and enable secret 4-1
physical description
field-replaceable units
fan tray 1-20
Flash memory cards 1-22
Flash memory disks 1-22
I/O controller 1-11
network processing engine 1-6
port and service adapters 1-17
power supplies 1-18
pinouts
MII port on I/O controller 3-17
RJ-45 port on I/O controller 3-18
port adapters
filler 2-9
logical interface numbering 1-23
physical description 1-17
subsystem for troubleshooting 5-7
power
connections 3-20
DC status 1-27
emergency switch 2-3
site requirements 2-4
subsystem, for troubleshooting 5-3
surge suppression 2-5
ungrounded 2-3
power factor corrector, power supply 2-4
power supply
and environmental monitor 1-27
description 1-4
disabled 1-27
filler 2-9
physical description 1-18
power factor corrector 2-4
shutdown 1-27
troubleshooting 5-3
privileged command level 4-1
problem solving, subsystem 5-3
procedures
checking the shipping container 2-13
configuring the Cisco7204 4-2
connecting I/O controller cables 3-13
connecting port adapter cables 3-13
connecting power 3-20
copying images between Flash memory cards 6-11
copying images to a Flash memory card 6-9
formatting a new Flash memory card 6-8
grounding the chassis 3-11
installing and removing a Flash memory card 6-7
installing brackets on the chassis 3-5
installing chassis on a tabletop (general installation) 3-9
rack-mounting chassis 3-1
replacing a port adapter 6-3
replacing a service adapter 6-3
replacing or recovering a lost password 6-13
starting the Cisco 7204 3-23
viewing your system configuration 6-1
processor
shutdown 1-27
system for troubleshooting 5-3
R
rack-mount installation 3-1
rack-mount kit
hardware 2-13
installation 3-1
radio frequency interference
See RFI 2-5
replacing a port adapter 6-3
replacing a service adapter 6-3
replacing or recovering a lost password 6-13
reviewing changes to configuration 4-11
RFI 2-5
RIP 4-6
RJ-45 port, I/O controller
crossover cable 3-19
straight-through cable 3-19
RJ-45 port on I/O controller, pinouts 3-18
Routing Information Protocol
See RIP 4-6
S
safety recommendations 2-1
saving the configuration file 4-9, 4-10
service adapters
physical description 1-17
subsystem for troubleshooting 5-7
setup command 4-4
setup command facility 2-11
example 4-6
script
banner information (example) 4-4
interface summary (example) 4-5
System Configuration Dialog (example) 4-5
setup command facility configuration, basic 4-4
show environment command 1-28, 2-9
show environment last command 1-28
show environment table command 1-29
show interfaces command 1-24
show running-config command 4-11
show startup-config command 4-11
show version command 1-10, 6-1
shutdown
environmental 1-26
fan failure 1-30
power supply 1-27
processor 1-27
thresholds 1-26
SIMM configurations, network processing engine 1-10
Simple Network Management Protocol
See SNMP 4-6
site log 2-14
site requirements 2-4
environment 2-8
equipment racks 2-6
plant wiring 2-4
power 2-4
preventive configuration 2-9
slot/port numbers for interfaces 1-24
SNMP 4-6
SNMP management 1-7
software requirements 1-6
startup, system 3-23
status
interfaces 1-24
straight-through cable, RJ-45 port on I/O controller 3-19
subsystems for troubleshooting
cooling 5-7
I/O controller 5-6
network processing engine 5-6
port adapters 5-7
power 5-5
service adapters 5-7
switch
emergency power 2-3
power 1-18
synchronous serial interfaces, configuring 4-8
system specifications 1-5
T
telco-type equipment racks 2-6
telephone jacks 2-3
temperature, internal chassis 1-26
terminology xiii
thresholds, shutdown 1-26
tools, for installation 2-10
troubleshooting
cooling subsystem 5-7
power subsystem 5-5
processor subsystem 5-6
startup problems 5-3
strategy 5-2
W
warning status level, environmental monitor 1-27
wiring
color codes A-1
interference 2-4
plant 2-4
telephone 2-3
telephone industry 25-pair color code A-1