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Configuring a Network Device

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Creating a New Conﬁguration

You conﬁgure a Bay Networks device by deﬁning a set of objects that collectively

deﬁne its behavior on a network. Each object has a set of attributes with values set

either by you or by the device software. Begin to conﬁgure a device starting at the

root (box) context. Deﬁne any interfaces and box-wide/global objects you need

on the device, and then follow the BCC conﬁguration hierarchy to add

higher-layer protocol objects to each physical interface.

igure 3-1 illustrates the following generic conﬁguration sequence, which applies

to a variety of network devices:

1. Open a Technician Interface session and start the BCC interface.

2. Use BCC conﬁguration commands to deﬁne the LAN or WAN interfaces

available on each slot and connector in the device.

3. Use BCC conﬁguration commands to add instances of network layer

(and higher-layer) protocols that you want on each interface.

4. Enable any box-wide protocols not enabled automatically by the BCC

software during step 2 (for example, SNMP, TCP, FTP, and TELNET).

5. Use the Technician Interface save command to save your conﬁguration

as a bootable (binary) ﬁle on the device.

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