Cisco 3000 Series - Appendix B Virtual Configuration Register; Virtual Configuration Register Management

APPENDIX
Virtual
Configuration
Register
This
appendix
describes the router virtual
configuration register
the
factory
default
settings
and the
procedures
for
changing
those
settings
Virtua
Configuration Register Settings
The router has 16-bit virtual
register
which is written into the nonvolatile
memory
NVRAM
Use
the
processor configuration register
information contained in this
appendix
to do the
following
Set and
display
the
configuration register
value
Force the
system
into the
bootstrap program
Select boot
source
and default boot filename
Enable
or
disable the Break function
Control broadcast addresses
Set
the console terminal baud
rate
Load
operating
software
from
ROM
Enable
booting
from TFTP server
Table B-i lists the
meaning
of each of the virtual
configuration
memory
bits
and Table B-2 defines
the boot field names
Virtual
Configuration Register
B-i