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Getting Started with Site Manager

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Updating the Original config File

The router uses the config file by default when it boots. When you first receive

your router, the config file does not contain a configured router interface. You will

need to update config to include a configured interface. To do this, modify

startup.cfg, save the modified file under a unique name, then boot the router with

this new file. If the router boots successfully, you can then save the new file under

the name config.

For instructions on modifying router configuration files, see Chapter 3,

“Modifying and Saving Router Configurations.”

If you do not update the original default config file and the router reboots with this

file (for example, after a power failure), it will not have a configured interface,

making the router inaccessible using Site Manager. In this case, use the

Technician Interface to reboot the router with startup.cfg, which will reactivate the

initial network interface. The Technician Interface is a command-line interface

that provides access to a Nortel Networks router.

To access a router using the Technician Interface:

1. Establish a Technician Interface session locally or with an out-of-band

connection.

See Using Technician Interface Software.

2. Enter the following command:

boot

<slot_number>

<image_file>

<slot_number>

:startup.cfg

For example:

boot 2:bn.exe 2:startup.cfg

The router boots and the IP initial interface is reestablished. You can now use

Site Manager to access the router.

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