4 Cisco 4000 Series Hardware Installation and Maintenance
Checklist, Installation 2-5
Cisco 4000-M
configuration register C-1
ROM monitor
diagnostics C-1–C-4
entering C-1
program, description C-1
SIMM locations 5-7
Cisco 4500-M
configuration register D-4
ROM monitor
commands D-2
diagnostics D-1–D-5
entering D-1
SIMM locations 5-8
Cisco 4700
configuration register D-4
ROM monitor
commands D-2
diagnostics D-1–D-5
entering D-1
SIMM locations 5-8
Cisco Internetwork Operating System
See Cisco IOS
Cisco IOS 1-4
clear memory contents C-2
clockrate command 4-8
command
$ (toggle cache state) C-2
? (or h) (list available commands) C-2
b (boot) B-3, C-2
boot D-3
boot system B-4
Break (interrupt) B-5
c (continue) C-2
configuration 3-22
confreg D-4
context D-4
dev (device) D-3
dir D-3
frame D-4
h (help) C-2
help D-2
i (initialize) C-2
k (display stack trace) C-2
media-type 2-10, 4-4
meminfo D-4
o (display virtual configuration register) C-3
o/r (reset) C-3
reload B-2
reset D-3
ROM monitor diagnostics
Cisco 4000-M C-1
Cisco 4500-M D-1
Cisco 4700 D-1
setup 3-22
show version B-2
stack D-4
sysret D-4
t (test) C-3
terminal padding 3-2
component tray layout 5-5
config-register value B-2
configuration command 3-22
configuration register B-1–B-6
boot field B-3
changing settings B-2
Cisco 4500-M D-4
Cisco 4700 D-4
displaying settings C-3
resetting C-3
confreg command D-4
connections
10BaseT 2-10
9-pin D-type 3-2
auxiliary port 2-9
considerations when making 2-10
console port 2-9
Ethernet
attaching to network 3-3
port, considerations 2-12
final 3-22
NT1 3-6
optical bypass switch 3-13
power 3-22
preparing to make 2-7
serial 3-5
Token Ring 2-13, 3-2
console
cable, pinout A-2
port
alarm message 4-3
connections 2-9
console port
RJ-45 connector caution 3-8, A-22
context command D-4
conventions
serial modes 4-9
this publication xv
CSU/DSU
clocking on serial interface port 2-21
connection to DTE port 2-9
CT1
cables 2-31, A-22
network processor module 2-30
D
danger, warnings description xvii
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