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Managing Remote Access Concentrators Using Annex Manager
Chapter 4 Setting Up RACs
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Load Sequence
specifies available network interfaces and the
order in which they are used for a down-line load or an up-line
dump. You can list more than one interface by using commas to
separate interface names. You can enter:
–
net
to specify a local area network.
–
sl + port number
(e.g.,
sl2
) to specify a SLIP line. If you enter
sl
and a port number, you must enter an address in the
slip_load_dump_host
parameter.
–
self
to instruct a RAC to boot its image from the Flash ROMs.
Since the RAC cannot dump back to itself, you should include
a secondary interface here by entering
self,net
or
self,sl+port
number.
•
Boot Image
contains the image file name loaded by default when
the RAC is booted. This name can use up to 100 characters.
•
Config File
defines the name of the configuration file maintained
on the boot host. The RAC uses this file for information on
gateways, rotaries, macros, and services. It must reside in the
/usr/spool/erpcd/bfs
directory.
Logging Box
Log messages at and above
determines the priority levels that the RAC logs.
You can choose:
•
emergency
to log hardware failures.
•
alert
to log all RAC reboots.
•
critical
to log configuration and initialization problems such as
configuration file format errors or lack of memory.
•
error
to log all line initialization errors.
•
warning
to log minor problems.
•
notice
to log time server queries and information about
responses.
•
info
to start and end CLI sessions and RAC jobs created by
rlogin
,
telnet
,
connect
,
ping
.
and
tap
commands.
•
debug
to start and end any RAC process.