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Documentation for the Cisco products is available in two forms: on a CD-ROM called Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series and printed books. Additional CDs and a subscription CD update service are also available. For documentation prices, see the section "Ordering Documentation" in the Information Packet that ships with each product.
You can also access Cisco technical documentation on the World Wide Web URL
http://www.cisco.com.
This chapter contains the following sections:
Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series CD
Cisco offers a complete set of Cisco customer documentation and selected marketing material on a CD-ROM called Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series. The CD also includes updated bug information, which enables you to avoid problems or diagnose them more quickly.
With the Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series CD, you can view, search, and print documentation on the following platforms with a CD-ROM drive: 68020, 68030, 68040, or PowerPC-based Macintosh systems, 80386SX or greater PCs, Sun SPARC systems, IBM RS/6000 workstations, and HP 9000 Model 700 or 800 systems. The viewing application conforms to user interface standards for Microsoft Windows and the Macintosh, Motif or OPEN LOOK on Sun SPARC systems and IBM RS/6000 workstations, and OpenView on HP 9000 Model 700 or 800 systems. The viewing application and the product documentation are on the same CD. The documentation CD can be mounted on a file server and published across a network.
You can also access the documentation CD material via Cisco Connection Online (CCO) on the World Wide Web URL
http://www.cisco.com.
Navigating the Documentation CD
The Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series CD is a series of interconnected documents that you navigate by clicking on hypertext links and using navigation tools---the toolbar, the navigation bar, and the document button bar. In addition, the CD offers a powerful search facility to allow you to jump directly to the information that interests you.
The documentation CD also provides several ways to return to documents that you have previously looked at. A history facility allows you to keep track of the documents that you have looked at in the last 60 days and look at them again. You can also save the location of documents that you reference regularly through hypertext links in a hotlist.
Information is stored on the Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series CD in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). The viewing application, Verity Mosaic, is provided on the CD. You can use Verity Mosaic for a variety of tasks, as follows:
When you place a product order you can request one copy of the Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series CD at no charge. To keep the library current, Cisco offers an annual subscription service. Subscribers receive 12 updated copies of the CD per year. Table 366 lists the order numbers for Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series CD.
Table 366 : Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series CD
Order Numbers
| Product | Order Number |
|---|---|
| Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series CD, single edition | DOC-CONDOCCD= |
| Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series CD, annual subscription | DOC-CONDOCCDAS= |
Cisco Systems provides two delivery programs: standard and express. The standard program delivers Cisco documentation on a worldwide basis, and the Cisco Systems Express program delivers documentation to the United States and Canada.
Documents are shipped from Cisco within 10 working days of order placement. Be sure to provide the following information when placing a purchase order:
If you have further questions or you want to order documentation, you can call 800 553-6387 or 408 526-7208. At the prompt, press 3 to select "Customer Service," and then press 5 to select "Other." You can also send electronic mail to
cs-group@cisco.com.
Cisco provides the Cisco Systems Express program for customers in the United States and Canada. Documentation can be ordered through Standard Express, which provides direct-to-factory ordering. (Note that the Premium Express program cannot be used for documentation).
For an Express order form and instructions on how to order, refer to the section "Cisco Systems Express Program" in the chapter "Ordering Products."
Documentation for Legacy Products
This chapter lists customer documentation that supports the current Cisco Systems enterprise product line described in this catalog. After a product is no longer offered for sale, you can obtain relevant documentation on the Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series CD. For example, the CD contains documentation that supports Software Releases 8.3, 9.1, 9.14, 9.17, 9.21, and 10.1. Documentation for these software releases includes all publications in the original documentation sets.
You can order printed documentation in sets or individually. Documentation sets simplify the process of ordering documentation associated with your specific system. These sets are organized according to standard software (by release and product type), network management software, or special-order documentation. Except for LightStream2020 documentation, hardware documents must be ordered individually.
Table 367 : Documentation Sets
| Product | Order Number |
|---|---|
| Special-order documentation | DOC-SPECIAL= |
| Standard router software documentation for Cisco IOS Release 11.2 | DOC-SRIOS11.2= |
| Standard router software documentation for Cisco IOS Release 11.1 | DOC-SRIOS11.1= |
| Standard router software documentation for Cisco IOS Release 11.0 | DOC-SRIOS11.0= |
| Standard router software documentation for Cisco IOS Release 10.3 | DOC-SRIOS10.3= |
| Standard access and communication server documentation for Cisco IOS Release 10.3 | DOC-CSIOS10.3= |
| Standard router software documentation for Cisco IOS Release 10.2 | DOC-SRIOS10.2= |
| Standard access and communication server documentation for Cisco IOS Release 10.2 | DOC-CSIOS10.2= |
| Standard router software documentation for Cisco IOS Release 10.0 | DOC-SRIOS10.0= |
| Sybase documentation set for CiscoWorks 3.0 | DOC-SYBASE-V10 |
| LightStream 2020 User Documentation Kit (Release 2.0) | DOC-L2020UDK= |
| LightStream 2020 Complete Documentation Kit (Release 2.0) | DOC-L2020CDK= |
The special-order document set contains nonrelease-specific documents that provide value-added information, such as technology overviews, internetwork design guidelines, Cisco case studies, and troubleshooting procedures. The special-order set does not ship with initial system orders. It supplements the standard documentation. Specialorder documents are updated approximately twice a year to include information on new technology and features.
Internetwork Troubleshooting Guide (Software Release 9.21 and later) (DOC-ITG1=)
Provides information about troubleshooting router startup and serial line problems, as well as troubleshooting network connectivity problems for AppleTalk, Banyan VINES, bridging, DECnet, IBM, ISO CLNS, Novell IPX, TCP/IP, WAN, and XNS.
Internetworking Case Studies (DOC-CASES2=)
Provides case studies for the following topics: RIP and OSPF redistribution, dial-on-demand routing (DDR), increasing security on IP networks, integrating Enhanced IGRP into existing networks, reducing SAP traffic in Novell IPX networks, STUN for front-end processors, UDP broadcast flooding, using ISDN in multiprotocol networks, using HSRP for fault tolerant IP routing, switching technologies, multicasting in IP and AppleTalk networks, using the Border Gateway Protocol to route between autonomous systems, and scaling dial-on-demand routing solutions.
Internetwork Design Guide (DOC-IDG3=)
Presents a set of general guidelines for planning internetworks and focuses on key design issues of implementations for large-scale IP internetworks, IBM SNA internetworks, ATM internetworks, packet service internetworks, DDR internetworks, ISDN internetworks, switched LAN internetworks, and internetworks that support multimedia applications.
Internetworking Terms and Acronyms (DOC-ITA2=)
Defines internetworking terms and acronyms used throughout the industry and in Cisco publications. Intended for all users.
Internetworking Technology Overview (DOC-ITO=)
Provides overview material about internetworking technologies organized in the following subject areas: internetworking basics, media-access technologies, packet-switching technologies, routed protocols, routing protocols, bridging technologies, and network management.
The following sections describe Cisco IOS, Catalyst 5000 series, LightStream 1010, Cisco 1020, and Catalyst 2000 series software documentation. For LightStream 2020 software documentation, see a later section, "Cisco LightStream 2020 Documentation."
Configuration Fundamentals Configuration Guide (DOC-CFCG11.2=)
A task-oriented guide to basic router and access server configuration, including user interface, loading images and configuration files, using ClickStart, configuring interfaces, and system management. It describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Configuration Fundamentals Command Reference.
Configuration Fundamentals Command Reference (DOC-CFCR11.2=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Configuration Fundamentals Configuration Guide. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples.You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Configuration Fundamentals Configuration Guide.
Security Configuration Guide (DOC-SECRTYCG11.2=)
A task-oriented guide to configuring various aspects of security, including terminal access security, network access security, accounting, traffic filters, router access, and network data encryption with router authentication. It describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Security Command Reference.
Security Command Reference (DOC-SECRTYCR11.2=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Security Configuration Guide. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Security Configuration Guide.
Access Services Configuration Guide (DOC-ASCG11.2=)
A task-oriented guide to access server configuration, including configuring terminal lines, AppleTalk Remote Access, SLIP and PPP, XRemote, LAT, Telnet, TN3270, and protocol translation. It describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Access Services Command Reference.
Access Services Command Reference (DOC-ASCR11.2=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Access Services Configuration Guide. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Access Services Configuration Guide.
Access Services Quick Configuration Guide (DOC-ASQCG=)
Presents the most common access service tasks in a format that enables you to configure your access server quickly. It does not describe every feature, but it describes those tasks that you most likely need to perform to configure your product. It presents information in configuration scenarios. It also references detailed configuration options described in the Cisco IOS configuration guides and command references, so you can refer to these books for additional information.
Wide-Area Networking Configuration Guide (DOC-WANCG11.2=)
A task-oriented guide to configuring WAN protocols and features, including ATM, DDR, Frame Relay, ISDN, LAN Emulation, SMDS, X.25, and LAPB. It describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Wide-Area Networking Command Reference.
Wide-Area Networking Command Reference (DOC-WANCR11.2=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Wide-Area Networking Configuration Guide. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Wide-Area Networking Configuration Guide.
Cisco IOS Software Command Summary (DOC-CIOSCS11.2=)
This document summarizes the commands in the eight command reference publications. For each command, it provides the complete syntax, the purpose, and a description of each keyword and argument in the command syntax. Where possible, it also identifies the default values of keywords and arguments.
Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 1 (DOC-NPCG1-11.2=)
A task-oriented guide to configuring IP and IP routing protocols. It describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Network Protocols Command Reference, Part 1.
Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 2 (DOC-NPCG2-11.2=)
A task-oriented guide to configuring AppleTalk and Novell IPX protocols. It describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Network Protocols Command Reference, Part 2.
Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 3 (DOC-NPCG3-11.2=)
A task-oriented guide to configuring Apollo Domain, Banyan VINES, DECnet, ISO CLNS, and XNS. It describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Network Protocols Command Reference, Part 3.
Network Protocols Command Reference, Part 1 (DOC-NPCR1-11.2=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 1. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 1.
Network Protocols Command Reference, Part 2 (DOC-NPCR2-11.2=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 2. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 2.
Network Protocols Command Reference, Part 3 (DOC-NPCR3-11.2=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 3. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 3.
Debug Command Reference (DOC-DEBUGCR11.2=)
This document provides information about using debug commands to troubleshoot Cisco routers and access servers.
Bridging and IBM Networking Configuration Guide (DOC-IBMNCG-11.2=)
A task-oriented guide to bridging and IBM networking, including transparent bridging, source-route bridging, remote source-route bridging, DLSw+, STUN and BSTUN, LLC2 and SDLC, IBM Network Media Translation, DSPU and SNA service point, SNA Frame Relay Access, APPN, NCIA client/server topologies, and IBM Channel Attach. It describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Bridging and IBM Networking Command Reference.
Bridging and IBM Networking Command Reference (DOC-IBMNCR-11.2=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Bridging and IBM Networking Configuration Guide. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Bridging and IBM Networking Configuration Guide.
System Error Messages (DOC-SYSEM11.2=)
This document lists and describes error messages generated by the Cisco IOS software.
Cisco Management Information Base (MIB) User Quick Reference Release 11.2 (DOC-MIBQR11.2=)
Describes Cisco Systems private, or local, Management Information Base (MIB) for Release 11.2. The Cisco MIB is provided with all Cisco software releases and with CiscoWorks router management software. MIB files contain variables that can be set or read to provide information on network devices and interfaces.
Internetworking Terms and Acronyms (DOC-ITA2=)
Defines internetworking terms and acronyms used throughout the industry and in Cisco publications. Intended for all users.
Cisco IOS Release 11.1 documentation follows a different model than previous releases; there is no separate documentation for routers and access servers.
Configuration Fundamentals Configuration Guide (DOC-CFCG11.1=)
A task-oriented guide to basic router and access server configuration, including user interface, loading images and configuration files, configuring interfaces, and system management. Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Configuration Fundamentals Command Reference.
Configuration Fundamentals Command Reference (DOC-CFCR11.1=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Configuration Fundamentals Configuration Guide. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples.You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Configuration Fundamentals Configuration Guide.
Access Servers Configuration Guide (DOC-ASCG11.1=)
A task-oriented guide to access server configuration, including configuring terminal lines, AppleTalk Remote Access, SLIP and PPP, XRemote, LAT, Telnet, TN3270, and protocol translation. Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Access Services Command Reference.
Access Services Command Reference (DOC-ASCR11.1=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Access Services Configuration Guide. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Access Services Configuration Guide.
Wide-Area Networking Configuration Guide (DOC-WANCG11.1=)
A task-oriented guide to configuring WAN protocols and features, including ATM, DDR, Frame Relay, ISDN, LAN Emulation, SMDS, X.25 and LAPB. Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Wide-Area Networking Command Reference.
Wide-Area Networking Command Reference (DOC-WANCR11.1=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Wide-Area Networking Configuration Guide. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Wide-Area Networking Configuration Guide.
Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 1 (DOC-NPCG1-11.1=)
A task-oriented guide to configuring AppleTalk, IP, IP routing, and Novell IPX protocols. Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Network Protocols Command Reference, Part 1.
Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 2 (DOC-NPCG2-11.1=)
A task-oriented guide to configuring Apollo Domain, Banyan VINES, DECNet, ISO CLNS, and XNS. Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Network Protocols Command Reference, Part 2
Network Protocols Command Reference, Part 1 (DOC-NPCR1-11.1=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 1. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 1.
Network Protocols Command Reference, Part 2 (DOC-NPCR2-11.1=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 2. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Network Protocols Configuration Guide, Part 2.
Bridging and IBM Networking Configuration Guide (DOC-IBMNCG11.1=)
A task-oriented guide to bridging and IBM networking, including transparent bridging, source-route bridging, remote source-route bridging, DLSw+, STUN and BSTUN, LLC2 and SDLC, IBM Network Media Translation, DSPU and SNA service point, SNA Frame Relay Access, APPN, and IBM Channel Attach. Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not include command syntax for every command, so you should use it in conjunction with the Bridging and IBM Networking Command Reference.
Bridging and IBM Networking Command Reference (DOC-IBMNCR11.1=)
An alphabetical list, by chapter, of commands in the Bridging and IBM Networking Configuration Guide. It provides command syntax, defaults, command mode, usage guidelines, and examples. You can use it as a standalone document or in conjunction with the Bridging and IBM Networking Configuration Guide.
Cisco IOS Software Command Summary (DOC-CIOSCS11.1=)
This document summarizes the commands in the six Command Reference publications. For each command, it provides the complete syntax, the purpose, and a description of each keyword and argument in the command syntax. Where possible, it also identifies the default values of keywords and arguments.
System Error Messages (DOC-SYSEM11.1=)
This document lists and describes error messages generated by the router, communication server, access server, and protocol translator feature.
Debug Command Reference (DOC-DEBUGCR11.1=)
Provides information about using the debug command to troubleshoot Cisco routers and access servers.
Cisco Management Information Base (MIB) User Quick Reference (DOC-MIBQR11.1=)
Describes the Cisco Systems private, or local, Management Information Base (MIB), which is provided with all Cisco software releases and with CiscoWorks router management software. A MIB file contains variables that can be set or read to provide information on network devices and interfaces. The Cisco MIB is a set of variables that are private extensions to the Internet standard MIB II.
Cisco Access Connection Guide (DOC-CACG11.1=)
Describes how to connect to network hosts using an access server or router. It also describes how to manage and monitor network connections and how to change terminal parameters.
Router Products Getting Started Guide (DOC-RPGS11.0=)
Provides step-by-step instructions for initial system setup and configuration using the setup command facility or the streamlined setup command facility. Intended for network administrators who are configuring a system but might not be familiar with Cisco configurations.
Router Products Configuration Guide (DOC-RPCG11.0=)
Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not provide complete command syntax descriptions and must be used with the Router Products Command Reference publication. Intended for network administrators who need in-depth descriptions of configuration tasks.
Router Products Command Reference (DOC-RPCR11.0=)
Describes the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your system. Intended either as a standalone manual for experienced network administrators who occasionally need to reference commands or as a companion to the Router Products Configuration Guide. See also the Debug Command Reference.
Router Products Command Summary (DOC-RPCS11.0=)
An abbreviated, portable version of the Router Products Command Reference publication. Summarizes the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your router. Intended for network administrators who are familiar with configuration commands but occasionally need to look up command syntax.
Protocol Translation Configuration Guide and Command Reference (DOC-PTCGCR11.0=)
Describes system configuration, maintenance tasks, and the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your system. Intended either as a standalone manual for experienced network administrators who occasionally need to reference commands or as a companion to the Router Products Configuration Guide. Intended for network administrators who need in-depth descriptions of configuration tasks. See also the Debug Command Reference, which contains information not included in the Configuration Guide and Command Reference.
System Error Messages (DOC-SYSEM11.0=)
Describes system error messages reported by routers and communication servers. Includes possible causes and recommended actions. Intended for network administrators who are responsible for monitoring and maintaining internetworking equipment.
Debug Command Reference (DOC-DEBUGCR11.0=)
Provides information about using the debug command to troubleshoot your internetwork. Intended to be used in conjunction with Troubleshooting Internetworking Systems. Note that the Debug Command Reference contains material not included in other publications.
Cisco Management Information Base (MIB) User Quick Reference (DOC-MIBQR11.0=)
Describes the Cisco Systems private, or local, Management Information Base (MIB), which is provided with all Cisco software releases and with CiscoWorks router management software. A MIB file contains variables that can be set or read to provide information on network devices and interfaces. The Cisco MIB is a set of variables that are private extensions to the Internet standard MIB II.
Access and Communication Servers Command Reference (DOC-ACCSCR11.0=)
Describes the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your system. Intended either as a standalone manual for experienced network administrators who occasionally need to reference commands or as a companion to the Access and Communication Servers Configuration Guide. See also the Debug Command Reference.
Access and Communication Servers Configuration Guide (DOC-ACCSCG11.0=)
Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not provide complete command syntax descriptions and must be used with the Access and Communication Servers Command Reference publication. Intended for network administrators who need in-depth descriptions of configuration tasks.
Cisco Access Connection Guide (DOC-ACG11.0=)
Describes how to connect to network hosts using an access server or router. It also describes how to manage and monitor network connections and how to change terminal parameters.
Internetworking Terms and Acronyms (DOC-ITA2=)
Defines internetworking terms and acronyms used throughout the industry and in Cisco publications. Intended for all users.
Documentation Roadmap (DOC-ROADMAP10.2=)
A task-oriented description of how to use Cisco documentation. Consists of a flowchart that leads you to specific publications.
Router Products Getting Started Guide (DOC-RPGS10.3=)
Provides step-by-step instructions for initial system setup and configuration using the setup command facility or the streamlined setup command facility. Intended for network administrators who are configuring a system but might not be familiar with Cisco configurations.
Router Products Configuration Guide (DOC-RPCG10.0=)
Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not provide complete command syntax descriptions and must be used with the Router Products Command Reference publication. Intended for network administrators who need in-depth descriptions of configuration tasks. Use with the Cisco IOS Release 10.3-specific Router Products Configuration Guide Addendum (DOC-RPCGA10.3=).
Router Products Command Reference (DOC-RPCR10.0=)
Describes the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your system. Intended either as a standalone manual for experienced network administrators who occasionally need to reference commands or as a companion to the Router Products Configuration Guide. See also the Debug Command Reference. Use with the Cisco IOS Release 10.3-specific Router Products Command Reference Addendum (DOC-RPCRA10.3=).
Router Products Command Summary (DOC-RPCS10.3=)
An abbreviated, portable version of the Router Products Command Reference publication. Summarizes the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your router. Intended for network administrators who are familiar with configuration commands but occasionally need to look up command syntax.
Enhanced IGRP Configuration Guide and Command Reference (DOC-CFCGIGRP=)
Describes how to configure the Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (Enhanced IGRP). It is designed to be used in conjunction with the Router Products Configuration Guide and the Router Products Command Reference for Cisco IOS Release 10.
Protocol Translation Configuration Guide and Command Reference (DOC-PTCGCR10.3=)
Describes system configuration, maintenance tasks, and the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your system. Intended either as a standalone manual for experienced network administrators who occasionally need to reference commands or as a companion to the Router Products Configuration Guide. Intended for network administrators who need in-depth descriptions of configuration tasks. See also the Debug Command Reference, which contains information not included in the Configuration Guide and Command Reference.
System Error Messages (DOC-SYSEM10.3=)
Describes system error messages reported by routers, communication servers, and protocol translators. Includes possible causes and recommended actions. Intended for network administrators who are responsible for monitoring and maintaining internetworking equipment.
Debug Command Reference (DOC-DEBUGCR10.3=)
Provides information about using the debug command to troubleshoot your internetwork. Intended to be used in conjunction with Troubleshooting Internetworking Systems. Note that the Debug Command Reference contains material not included in other publications.
Cisco Management Information Base (MIB) User Quick Reference (DOC-MIBQR10.3=)
Describes the Cisco Systems private, or local, Management Information Base (MIB), which is provided with all Cisco software releases and with CiscoWorks router management software. A MIB file contains variables that can be set or read to provide information on network devices and interfaces. The Cisco MIB is a set of variables that are private extensions to the Internet standard MIB II.
Access and Communication Servers Command Reference (DOC-ACCSCR10.3=)
Describes the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your system. Intended either as a standalone manual for experienced network administrators who occasionally need to reference commands or as a companion to the Access and Communication Servers Configuration Guide. See also the Debug Command Reference.
Access and Communication Servers Configuration Guide (DOC-ACCSCG10.3=)
Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not provide complete command syntax descriptions and must be used with the Access and Communication Servers Command Reference publication. Intended for network administrators who need in-depth descriptions of configuration tasks.
Access and Communication Servers Getting Started Guide (DOC-ACCSGS10.3=)
Provides step-by-step instructions for initial system setup and configuration using the setup command facility or the streamlined setup command facility. Intended for network administrators who are configuring a system but might not be familiar with Cisco configurations.
Cisco Access Connection Guide (DOC-ACG10.3=)
Describes how to connect to network hosts using an access server or router. It also describes how to manage and monitor network connections and how to change terminal parameters.
Internetworking Terms and Acronyms (DOC-ITA2=)
Defines internetworking terms and acronyms used throughout the industry and in Cisco publications. Intended for all users.
Router Products Getting Started Guide (DOC-RPGS10.2=)
Provides step-by-step instructions for initial system setup and configuration using the setup command facility or the streamlined setup command facility. Intended for network administrators who are configuring a system but might not be familiar with Cisco configurations.
Router Products Configuration Guide (DOC-RPCG10.0=)
Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not provide complete command syntax descriptions and must be used with the Router Products Command Reference publication. Intended for network administrators who need in-depth descriptions of configuration tasks. Use with the Cisco IOS Release 10.2-specific Router Products Configuration Guide Addendum (DOC-RPCA10.2=).
Router Products Command Reference (DOC-RTCR10.0=)
Describes the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your system. Intended either as a standalone manual for experienced network administrators who occasionally need to reference commands or as a companion to the Router Products Configuration Guide. See also the Debug Command Reference. Use with the Cisco IOS Release 10.2-specific Router Products Command Reference Addendum (DOC-RPCRA10.2=).
Router Products Command Summary (DOC-RPCS10.2=)
An abbreviated, portable version of the Router Products Command Reference publication. Summarizes the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your router. Intended for network administrators who are familiar with configuration commands but occasionally need to look up command syntax.
Enhanced IGRP Configuration Guide and Command Reference (DOC-CFCGIGRP=)
Describes how to configure the Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (Enhanced IGRP). It is designed to be used in conjunction with the Router Products Configuration Guide and the Router Products Command Reference for Cisco IOS Release 10.
Protocol Translation Configuration Guide and Command Reference (DOC-PTCGCR10.0=)
Describes system configuration, maintenance tasks, and the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your system. Intended either as a standalone manual for experienced network administrators who occasionally need to reference commands or as a companion to the Router Products Configuration Guide. Intended for network administrators who need in-depth descriptions of configuration tasks. See also the Debug Command Reference, which contains information not included in the Configuration Guide and Command Reference.
System Error Messages (DOC-SYSEM10.2=)
Describes system error messages reported by routers, communication servers, and protocol translators. Includes possible causes and recommended actions. Intended for network administrators who are responsible for monitoring and maintaining internetworking equipment.
Debug Command Reference (DOC-DEBUGCR10.2=)
Provides information about using the debug command to troubleshoot your internetwork. Intended to be used in conjunction with Troubleshooting Internetworking Systems. Note that the Debug Command Reference contains material not included in other publications.
Cisco Management Information Base (MIB) User Quick Reference (DOC-MIBQR10.2=)
Describes the Cisco Systems private, or local, Management Information Base (MIB), which is provided with all Cisco software releases and with CiscoWorks router management software. A MIB file contains variables that can be set or read to provide information on network devices and interfaces. The Cisco MIB is a set of variables that are private extensions to the Internet standard MIB II.
Access and Communication Servers Command Reference Vol. I and II (DOC-ACCSCR10.2=)
Describes the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your system. Intended either as a standalone manual for experienced network administrators who occasionally need to reference commands or as a companion to the Access and Communication Servers Configuration Guide. See also the Debug Command Reference.
Access and Communication Servers Configuration Guide (DOC-ACCSCG10.2=)
Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not provide complete command syntax descriptions and must be used with the Access and Communication Servers Command Reference publication. Intended for network administrators who need in-depth descriptions of configuration tasks.
Access and Communication Servers Getting Started Guide (DOC-ACCSGS10.2=)
Provides step-by-step instructions for initial system setup and configuration using the setup command facility or the streamlined setup command facility. Intended for network administrators who are configuring a system but might not be familiar with Cisco configurations.
Cisco Access Connection Guide (DOC-ACG10.2=)
Describes how to connect to network hosts using an access server or router. It also describes how to manage and monitor network connections and how to change terminal parameters.
Internetworking Terms and Acronyms (DOC-ITA2=)
Defines internetworking terms and acronyms used throughout the industry and in Cisco publications. Intended for all users.
Router Product Getting Started Guide (DOC-RTGS10.0=)
Provides step-by-step instructions for initial system setup and configuration using the setup command facility or the streamlined setup command facility. Intended for network administrators who are configuring a system but might not be familiar with Cisco configurations.
Router Products Configuration Guide (DOC-RTCG10.0=)
Describes system configuration and maintenance tasks and provides comprehensive configuration examples. It does not provide complete command syntax descriptions and must be used with the Router Products Command Reference publication. Intended for network administrators who need in-depth descriptions of configuration tasks.
Router Product Command Reference (DOC-RTCF10.0)
Describes the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your system. Intended either as a standalone manual for experienced network administrators who occasionally need to reference commands or as a companion to the Router Products Configuration Guide. See also the Debug Command Reference, which contains information not included in the Configuration Guide and Command Reference.
Router Products Command Summary (DOC-RTCS10.0=)
An abbreviated, portable version of the Router Products Command Reference publication. Summarizes the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your router. Intended for network administrators who are familiar with configuration commands but occasionally need to look up command syntax.
Enhanced IGRP Configuration Guide and Command Reference (DOC-CFCGIGRP=)
Describes how to configure the Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (Enhanced IGRP). It is designed to be used in conjunction with the Router Products Configuration Guide and the Router Products Command Reference for Cisco IOS Release 10.
Remote Access Server Connection Guide (DOC-RASCTG10.0=)
Describes how to connect to network hosts using a communication server or router. It also describes how to manage and monitor network connections and how to change terminal parameters.
Protocol Translator Configuration Guide and Command Reference (DOC-PTCGCF10.0=)
Describes system configuration, maintenance tasks, and the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining your system. Intended either as a standalone manual for experienced network administrators who occasionally need to reference commands or as a companion to the Router Products Configuration Guide. See also the Debug Command Reference.
System Error Messages (DOC-EM10.0=)
Describes system error messages reported by routers, communication servers, and protocol translators. Includes possible causes and recommended actions. Intended for network administrators who are responsible for monitoring and maintaining internetworking equipment.
Debug Command Reference (DOC-DEBUGCF10.0=)
Provides information about using the debug command to troubleshoot your internetwork. Intended to be used in conjunction with Troubleshooting Internetworking Systems. Note that the Debug Command Reference contains material not included in other publications.
Cisco Management Information Base (MIB) User Quick Reference (DOC-MIBQR10.0)
Describes the Cisco Systems private, or local, Management Information Base (MIB), which is provided with all Cisco software releases and with CiscoWorks router management software. A MIB file contains variables that can be set or read to provide information on network devices and interfaces. The Cisco MIB is a set of variables that are private extensions to the Internet standard MIB II.
Internetworking Terms and Acronyms (DOC-ITA2=)
Defines internetworking terms and acronyms used throughout the industry and in Cisco publications. Intended for all users.
Catalyst 5000 Series Configuration Guide and Command Reference (DOC-5000CGCR3=)
Designed to help you understand the Catalyst 5000 series switch, initially configure the switch to work in your network, and customize the switch configuration to fit your needs. An alphabetical listing of software commands used to configure and maintain the switch is also provided.
Cisco LightStream 1010 Software
Cisco LightStream 1010 ATM Switch Configuration Guide (DOC-LS1010ATMCG=)
Contains tasks needed to configure and maintain the Lightstream 1010 ATM switch. It includes task overviews, expanded descriptions of tasks, and comprehensive configuration examples.
Cisco LightStream 1010 ATM Switch Command Reference (DOC-LS1010ATMCR=)
Provides an in-depth description of the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining the LightStream 1010 ATM switch. It describes tasks only in the context of using a particular configuration command; it does not describe how the tasks interrelate or provide comprehensive configuration examples.
Cisco 1020 Command Reference (DOC-1020CR=)
Provides an in-depth description of the commands necessary for configuring and maintaining the Cisco 1020 router. It describes tasks only in the context of using a particular command; it does not describe how the tasks interrelate or provide comprehensive configuration examples. It can be used as a standalone reference manual or in conjunction with the Cisco 1020 User Guide.
Catalyst 2000 MIB Reference Guide (DOC-CAT2000MIB=)
Describes the MIB objects you can use to configure and monitor the Catalyst 2100 and 2800 workgroup switches. Each MIB object is described, and those objects you can set include the default and possible values that can be used.
Catalyst 2900 Configuration Guide and Command Reference (DOC-CAT2900CGCR=)
Designed to help you understand the Catalyst 2900 switch, initially configure the switch to work in your network, and customize the switch configuration to fit your needs. An alphabetical listing of software commands used to configure and maintain the switch is included.
Internetwork Management Documentation
This section provides information on the documentation available for Cisco's internetwork management software and hardware products.
The following documentation is available for CiscoWorks 3.0.1 (SunNet Manager on SunOS) and CiscoWorks for HP OpenView (Sun or HP platforms) and CiscoWorks 3.0.3 for NetView for AIX:
Sybase Documentation Set for CiscoWorks 3.0 (DOC-SYBASE-V10=)
Provides a set of supporting documents to assist CiscoWorks customers in administering their Sybase database. This set includes administration, reporting, reference, and user guides on the Sybase run-time database and reporting tools. This Sybase document set is shipped with all new orders, but not upgrade orders, so customers may want to order current documentation. The set includes the following documents:
Individual manuals in the Sybase documentation set are not available for purchase. You can only order the complete documentation set.
CiscoWorks Blue Maps Installation Guide (DOC-CWBMAPSIG=)
Describes how to install and configure the following CiscoWorks Blue Maps applications on AIX:
You perform these processes with the menu-driven System Management Interface Tool (SMIT). This guide also includes methods of verifying complete installation, and a step-by-step procedure for first-time users of CiscoWorks Blue Maps applications.
CiscoWorks Blue Maps SNA View Workstation Installation Guide (DOC-CWBSNAWIG=)
Describes how to install and configure CiscoWorks Blue SNA View applications on AIX, processes you perform with the menu-driven System Management Interface Tool (SMIT). This guide also includes methods of verifying complete installation, and a step-by-step procedure for first-time users of the CiscoWorks Blue SNA View application.
CiscoWorks Blue Maps SNA View Mainframe Installation Guide (DOC-CWBSNAMIG=)
Describes how to install and configure software on a mainframe to allow collection of SNA management data by CiscoWorks Blue SNA View on a workstation. The mainframe software and the installation procedures in this guide are workstation platform-independent.
CiscoWorks Blue Native Service Point Installation and Reference Guide (DOC-CWBNSPIRG2=)
Describes how to upload the CiscoWorks Blue Native Service Point software for NetView or NetMaster to a mainframe host and use Native Service Point. Also includes a command reference section that describes the Native Service Point commands and an appendix with error messages. Programmer reference information such as a list of CLISTs and NCL jobs is also included in an appendix.
CiscoView Incremental Installation Instructions (UNIX) (DOC-CVINCINSUX=)
This quick reference card provides information on adding new device and application support from the CiscoView CD-ROM or from Cisco Systems online support channel, Cisco Connection Online (CCO).
Cisco Hub/Ring Manager for Windows
Cisco Hub/Ring Manager for Windows Getting Started Guide (DOC-CHRMWGSG2=)
Describes how to install and configure the Cisco Hub/Ring Manager applications in order to manage a Cisco 2517 and Cisco 2519 and their attached devices. The document also examines the principles of a Token Ring network, the related network-management functions that can be performed by Cisco Hub/Ring Manager for Windows, and how to establish a network map. A detailed Reference to Operations provides descriptions and instructions on menus and dialog boxes related to Cisco Hub/Ring Manager, specifically for hub management and ring management.
CiscoSecure UNIX Server User Guide (DOC-SECUREUG=)
Describes network security concepts and how to install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot CiscoSecure from a centralized UNIX server located on a network.
CiscoRemote User Guide (DOC-REMOTEUG=)
Describes how to install and use a suite of integrated Internet applications and remote network access protocols, set up a modem port, and enable remote access connections.
CiscoRemote Plus User Guide Release 2.0 (DOC-RPLUSUG2=)
Describes how to install and use CiscoRemote Plus, a fully integrated suite of Internet applications and remote network access protocols for Microsoft Windows. Allows you to access remote file and print servers, control and transfer files, send and receive electronic mail, browse the World Wide Web, and perform other networking tasks. CiscoRemote Plus has been customized and integrated for optimal use with Cisco Remote Access servers.
The following publications are available only on the Cisco Connection Documentation, Enterprise Series CD:
LightStream 2020 Network Management
Cisco LightStream 2020 network management software is documented in the LightStream 2020 Release 2.1 User Documentation Kit and the LightStream 2020 Release 2.0 User Documentation Kit. For more information about these kits, see the section "Cisco LightStream 2020 Documentation."
US Robotics Total Control Manager 2.0 Manual Set (DOC-USRTCM2.0=)
Documents Total Control Manager/SNMP 2.0 for the Cisco Access Server AS5100. Provides instructions on how to install the software, conduct a first session, save chassis definition/configuration information, configure installed cards, view statistics, and use NMS tools.
TrueView Catalyst 1600 Manager User Guide (DOC-TV1600MUG=)
Explains how to use TrueView Catalyst 1600 Manager, a management application for the Catalyst 1600 Token Ring switch. TrueView Catalyst 1600 Manager runs on the TrueView network management platform. Describes how to monitor and manage Catalyst 1600 devices and how to download boot code and run-time microcode to the devices.
TrueView Alert Manager User Guide (DOC-TVAMUG=)
Explains how to use TrueView Alert Manager, an alert management application for the Catalyst 1600 Token Ring switch. TrueView Alert Manager runs on the TrueView network management platform.
TrueView Applications Installation and User Guide (DOC-TVAIUG=)
Describes how to install and use the TrueView management setup program, and how to install the TrueView Alert Manager and TrueView Catalyst 1600 Manager applications. Describes how to configure application settings, start applications, add devices and rings using autodiscovery, and more.
TrafficDirector/UNIX User Guide (DOC-TDUNIXSCG=)
Describes installation and use of TrafficDirector, which is an RMON console management application. This guide covers SunOS, Solaris, HP-UX, and IBM-AIX versions of TrafficDirector. Intended for network administrators who are responsible for fault management and performance monitoring of their network using RMON agents embedded in Cisco internetworking devices and Cisco SwitchProbes.
TrafficDirector/Windows User Guide (DOC-TDWINSCG=)
Describes installation and use of TrafficDirector, which is an RMON console management application. This guide covers Windows 3.1, Windows for Workgroups, and Windows 95 versions of TrafficDirector. Intended for network administrators who are responsible for fault management and performance monitoring of their network using RMON agents embedded in Cisco internetworking devices and Cisco SwitchProbes.
The following table provides product numbers for Internet products documentation.
Table 368 : Internet Products Documentation Product Numbers
| Title | Order Number |
| Cisco LocalDirector Quick Start Guide and Reference Manual | DOC-LDIR-ICG= |
| IPeXchange Internet Gateway User Guide | DOC-IPXIGUG= |
| Cisco IPeXchange Monitor User Guide | DOC-IPEXMUG= |
| IPeXchange Internet Gateway User Guide NLM and NT Software Versions | DOC-IPXIGNLM-UG= |
| Cisco Internet Gateway User Guide NLM and NT Software User Guide | DOC-IPNLMNT-UG= |
| Private Internet Exchange Reference Guide | DOC-PIXRG2= |
| Cisco PIX Firewall Configuring and Troubleshooting Quick Reference Card | DOC-PIX-CTRC= |
| Using Cisco PIX Firewall Guide | DOC-PIX-FWG= |
| Getting Started with Cisco TCP/IP Suite for Windows | DOC-GSTCP/IP= |
| Using Cisco TCP/IP Suite for Windows | DOC-TCP/IPWIN= |
| Cisco MultiNet for OpenVMS Complete Documentation Set
(includes the following six documents) |
DOC-MNVMS-SET= |
| Cisco MultiNet for OpenVMS Installation and Introduction | DOC-MNVMSINS= |
| Cisco MultiNet for OpenVMS User's Guide | DOC-MNVMSUG= |
| Cisco MultiNet for OpenVMS Administrator's Guide | DOC-MNVMSAG= |
| Cisco MultiNet for OpenVMS Administrator's Reference | DOC-MNVMSAR= |
| Cisco MultiNet for OpenVMS Messages and Troubleshooting Reference | DOC-MNVMSTR= |
| TCP/IP Services for DECnet Applications | DOC-TCP/IPDECA= |
| Cisco MultiNet for OpenVMS Secure/IP Guide | DOC-MNVMSS/IPG= |
| Cisco MultiNet for OpenVMS Programmer's Reference | DOC-MNVMSPR= |
Hardware installation publications provide basic steps for installing and connecting PC cards and most chassis. Intended for the person responsible for installing the chassis, these publications assume a familiarity with electronic circuitry and wiring practices. These publications ship with the hardware.
Hardware installation and maintenance publications guide you through the initial site preparation and installing and troubleshooting the chassis. They describe some maintenance procedures. The guides assume familiarity with electronic circuitry and wiring practices. They do not automatically ship with the chassis: order hard copies or read the publications on the documentation CD.
User guides provide basic steps for installing and configuring a device. They include initial software configuration information. These guides assume familiarity with electronic circuitry, and they ship with the hardware.
Installation and Configuration guides provide basic steps for installing and configuring a device. They include initial software configuration information and basic maintenance procedures. These guides assume familiarity with electronic circuitry, and they ship with the hardware.
Configuration notes ship with all spares and upgrades. These configuration notes are available on the documentation CD.
Table 369 : Cisco 7000 Family and AGS+ Hardware Documentation
| Title | Order Number |
|---|---|
| Cisco 7513 User Guide | DOC-7513UG1= |
| Cisco 7513 Hardware Installation and Maintenance | DOC-7513HIM1= |
| Cisco 7507 User Guide | DOC-7507UG1= |
| Cisco 7507 Hardware Installation and Maintenance | DOC-7507HIM1= |
| Cisco 7505 User Guide | DOC-7505UG1= |
| Cisco 7505 Hardware Installation and Maintenance | DOC-7505HIM1= |
| Cisco 7206 Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-7206-ICG= |
| Cisco 7206 Quick Reference Card | DOC-7206QRC= |
| Cisco 7204 Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-7204-ICG= |
| Cisco 7204 Quick Reference Card | DOC-7204-QRC= |
| Cisco 7010 User Guide | DOC-7010UG1= |
| Cisco 7010 Hardware Installation and Maintenance | DOC-7010IM2= |
| Cisco 7000 User Guide | DOC-7000UG1= |
| Cisco 7000 Hardware Installation and Maintenance | DOC-7000IM3= |
| AGS+ Hardware Installation | DOC-AGS+HI= |
| AGS+ Hardware Installation and Maintenance | DOC-AGS+IM2= |
| M and C Hardware Installation and Maintenance | DOC-M&CIM2= |
| "Versatile Interface Processor (VIP2) Installation, Configuration, and Maintenance" | DOC-VIP2CN= |
| "Upgrading DRAM and SRAM on the Second-Generation Versatile Interface Processor (VIP2)" | DOC-VIP2UPG= |
| "PA-4E Ethernet 10BASE-T Port Adapter Installation and Configuration" | DOC-PA4ECN= |
| "PA-8E Ethernet 10BASE-T Port Adapter Installation and Configuration" | DOC-PA8ECN= |
| "PA-5EFL Ethernet 10BASE-FL Port Adapter Installation and Configuration" | DOC-PA5EFLCN= |
| "PA-FE-TX and PA-FE-FX Fast Ethernet 100BASE-T Port Adapter Installation and Configuration" | DOC-PAFECN= |
| "PA-FDDI-MM and PA-FDDI-SS Port Adapter Installation and Configuration" | DOC-PAFDDICN= |
| "PA-4T Synchronous Serial Port Adapter Installation and Configuration" | DOC-PA4TCCN= |
| "PA-4R Token Ring Port Adapter Installation and Configuration" | DOC-PA4RCN= |
| "PA-8T-V35 Synchronous Serial Port Adapter Installation and Configuration" | DOC-8TV35CN= |
| "PA-H and PA-2H HSSI Port Adapter Installation and Configuration" | DOC-HSSIPACN= |
| "PA-2CE1 Port Adapter Installation and Configuration" | DOC-PA2CD1CN= |
| "PA-CT1 Port Adapter Installation and Configuration" | DOC-PA2CE1CN= |
Table 370 : Cisco 4000 Series, 3000 Series, 2500 Series, 1000 Series, 200 Series, and Access Server Hardware Documentation
| Title | Order Number |
|---|---|
| Cisco 4000 Series Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-4000-IG= |
| Cisco 3000 Series Hardware Installation | DOC-3000IG1= |
| Cisco 3000 Series Hardware Installation and Maintenance | DOC-3000IM2= |
| Cisco 2500 Series Router Installation Guide | DOC-2500RIG= |
| Cisco 2500 Series Hardware Installation (Cisco 2501, 2502, 2503, 2504, 2513, 2514, 2515) | DOC-2500IG4= |
| Cisco 2500 Series Hardware Installation and Maintenance (Cisco 2501, 2502, 2503, 2504, 2513, 2514, 2515) | DOC-2500IM4= |
| Cisco 2500 Series Access Server User Guide (Cisco 2509, 2510,
2511, 2512) |
DOC-2500ASUG= |
| Cisco 2500 Series Multiport Serial Router Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-2500-MICG= |
| Cisco 2517 and Cisco 2519 Router/Hub User Guide | DOC-2517-19UG= |
| Cisco 2518 Router/Hub User Guide | DOC-2518-UG= |
| Cisco 2524 and Cisco 2525 Router User Guide | DOC-2524/25UG= |
| Cisco 2500 Series Multiport Serial Router User Guide (Cisco 2500, 2521, 2522, 2523) | DOC-2520-23-UG= |
| Cisco 2505, Cisco 2507, and Cisco 2516 Hub Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-2505-07-16-ICG= |
| Starting Up and Configuration Dialin | DOC-STARTUP= |
| Configuring Asynchronous Serial Lines for Modems | DOC-ASYNC= |
| Connecting Cables (Cisco Enterprise version) | DOC-CABLES= |
| Connecting Cables | DOC-CONNECTING= |
| Documentation Roadmap (Cisco Enterprise version) | DOC-ROADMAP= |
| Cisco Access Server 5100 User Guide | DOC-5100ASUG= |
| Cisco AS5200 Universal Access Server Installation Guide | DOC-AS5200IG= |
| "Configuring Routing over a Leased Line to a Router at a Central Site" Job Aid | DOC-CPRLLCS= |
| "Required Information for Configuring a Leased Line" Job Aid | DOC-RICLL= |
| "Configuring Routing over Frame Relay to a Router at a Central Site"
Job Aid |
DOC-CRFRCS= |
| Required Information for Configuring Frame Relay | DOC-RICFR= |
| "Configuring Routing over ISDN BRI to a Router at a Central Site"
Job Aid |
DOC-CRISDNBRISC= |
| Cisco 1000 Series Hardware Installation | DOC-1000HW1= |
| Cisco 1003 and Cisco 1004 User Guide | DOC-1003-1004UG= |
| Cisco 1005 User Guide | DOC-1005UG2= |
| Cisco 1020 User Guide1 | DOC-1020UG= |
| Cisco ConnectPro User Guide | DOC-CONNPROUG3= |
| Cisco 700 Series User Guide | DOC-700-ICG= |
| Required Information for Configuring Cisco 700 Series Routers | DOC-700-REQINF= |
| Configuring the Cisco 700 Series Router to Route IPs to a Central Site | DOC-700-RIPIS= |
| Connecting Remote Cisco 700 Series Routers to a Central Site | DOC-700-CSITE= |
| Cisco 700 Series Command Reference | DOC-700CR= |
| AccessPro PC Card Installation | DOC-ACCPROUG4= |
| "Cisco 200 Advance for Windows 95" Quick Reference Card | DOC-200WINQRC= |
| Cisco 200 Advance for Windows 95 Software Installation Guide | DOC-200WINIG= |
| Cisco 200 Advance for Windows 95 Software User Guide | DOC-200WIN95UG= |
| "Cisco 200 Advance Read Me First" Quick Reference Card | DOC-200RMQRC= |
| Cisco 200 for DOS, Windows 3.1 and Windows 3.11 Read Me First | DOC-200DOSRMF= |
| "Cisco 200 ISDN Adapter Installation" Quick Reference Card | DOC-200QRC= |
| Cisco 200 Personal Office for ISDN Series User Guide | DOC-200UG3= |
| Cisco 200 ISDN Adapter Hardware Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-200-ICG= |
| Cisco 201 ISDN Adapter Package | DOC-201-ISDN= |
| Cisco 202 ISDN Adapter Package | DIC-202-ISDN= |
Table 371 : Workgroup Hardware Documentation
| Title | Order Number |
|---|---|
| Catalyst 5000 Series User Guide1 | DOC-5000UG3= |
| Catalyst 5000 Series Hardware Installation and Maintenance1 | DOC-5000HIM2= |
| Catalyst 5000 Wiring Design Guide | DOC-CAT5000WDG= |
| Catalyst 3200 Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-CAT3200ICG= |
| Catalyst 3000 Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-CAT3000ICG= |
| Catalyst 2900 Series User Guide2 | DOC-CAT2900UG= |
| Catalyst 2820 Module User Guide | DOC-CAT2820MODUG= |
| Catalyst 2820 and Catalyst 1900 User Guide | DOC-CT2820/1900UG= |
| Catalyst 2800 User Guide2 | DOC-CAT2800UG= |
| Catalyst 2800 Modules User Guide | DOC-CAT2800MUG= |
| Catalyst 2600 Token Ring Switch User Guide | DOC-CAT2600TRSUG= |
| Catalyst 1800 Token Ring Switch User Guide | DOC-CAT1800TRSUG= |
| CDDI/FDDI C1400 Concentrator Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-C1400ICG= |
| Catalyst 1200 Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-CAT1200ICG= |
| EtherSwitch Stack Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-ETHRSWSTKICG= |
| FastHub 112F User Guide | DOC-FH112FUG= |
| FastHub 108T and FastHub 104T User Guide | DOC-FH108T-104TUG= |
| FastHub 116C User Guide | DOC-FH116CUG= |
| FastHub 116T User Guide | DOC-FH116TUG= |
| Catalyst 1600 Token Ring Switch User Guide | DOC-1600TRSUG= |
| Workgroup CDDI/FDDI Concentrator User Guide | DOC-WGCONCUG3= |
| CDDI/FDDI SBus Adapter User Guide | DOC-SBUSUG2= |
| Workgroup EISA Hardware Installation Guide | DOC-WGEISAHW= |
| Workgroup CDDI/FDDI EISA SGI Adapter User Guide | DOC-WGEISASGIUG1= |
| Workgroup CDDI/FDDI EISA HP Adapter User Guide | DOC-EISAHPUM1= |
| Workgroup CDDI/FDDI EISA PC Adapter User Guide | DOC-CDDI/FDDIUG= |
Table 372 : StrataCom Documentation
| Title | Order Number |
|---|---|
| IPX/BPX documentation kit, Release 8.1 | DOC-IPX/BPX8.1= |
| IPX/BPX documentation kit, Release 8.0 | DOC-IPX/BPX8.0= |
| IPX/BPX documentation kit, Release 7.2 | DOC-IPX/BPX7.2= |
| IPX/BPX documentation kit, Release 7.1 | DOC-IPX/BPX7.1= |
| IPX/BPX documentation kit, Release 7.0 | DOC-IPX/BPX7.0= |
| IGX 16/32 documentation kit, Release 1.0 | DOC-IGX16/32-1.0= |
| IGX 8 documentation kit, Release 1.0 | DOC-IGX8-1.0= |
| AXIS documentation kit, Release 2.0 | DOC-AXIS-M2.0= |
| FastPAD documentation kit, Release 7.2 | DOC-FPUG-7.2= |
| SV+ FastPAD documentation kit, Release 7.2 | DOC-SVFPSET-7.2= |
| FastPAD multimedia documentation kit, Release 7.2 | DOC-FPMM-7.2= |
| FastPAD MM documentation kit, Release 8.0 | DOC-FPMM-8.0= |
| Access Prod Supv documentation kit, Release 1.0 | DOC-APS-1.0= |
| EdgeConnect documentation kit, Release 1.0 | DOC-ECON-1.0= |
| SV+ documentation kit, Release 7.0 | DOC-SVSET-7.0= |
| SV+ documentation kit, Release 7.1 | DOC-SVSET-7.1= |
| SV+ documentation kit, Release 8.0 | DOC-SVSET-8.0= |
| SV+ documentation kit, Release 8.1 | DOC-SVSET-8.1= |
| SNMP Proxy Agent, Release 7.0 | DOC-SNMPPA7.0= |
| SNMP Proxy Agent, Release 7.2 | DOC-SNMPPA7.2= |
| SNMP Proxy Agent, Release 8.0 | DOC-SNMPPA8.0= |
| SNMP Proxy Agent, Release 8.1 | DOC-SNMPPA8.1= |
| Database Interface Users Guide, Release 7.0 | DOC-DBIUG7.0= |
| Database Interface Users Guide, Release 7.2 | DOC-DBIUG7.2= |
| Database Interface Users Guide, Release 8.0 | DOC-DBIUG8.0= |
| Database Interface Users Guide, Release 8.1 | DOC-DBIUG8.1= |
| ASYNC Alarms Users Guide, Release 7.0 | DOC-AAUG7.0= |
| ASYNC Alarms Users Guide, Release 7.2 | DOC-AAUG7.2= |
| ASYNC Alarms Users Guide, Release 8.0 | DOC-AAUG8.0= |
| Real Time Counters Users Guide, Release 7.0 | DOC-RTCUG7.0= |
| Real Time Counters Users Guide, Release 7.2 | DOC-RTCUG7.2= |
| Real Time Counters Users Guide, Release 8.0 | DOC-RTCUG8.0= |
| NMT Users Guide, Release 7.0 and 7.1 | DOC-NMTUG7.0/7.1= |
| NMT Users Guide, Release 7.2 | DOC-NMTUG7.2X= |
| StrataSphere Network Design Tools Manual
(NMT Users Guide), Release 8.1 |
DOC-NMTUG8.1= |
| PCS documentation kit, Release 1.0 | DOC-PCSKIT-1.0= |
| CD-ROM, Release 7.1 & 7.2 | DOC-STRATAROM= |
| CD-ROM, Release 8.1 MAC and Windows91 | DOC-SR8.1M/W-CD= |
| CD-ROM, Release 8.1 WINDOWS | DOC-SR8.1WIN-CD= |
| CD-ROM, Release 8.1 MAC | DOC-SR8.1MAC-CD= |
| Installation Training CD FP MM/MP/LMP, Release 8.0 | DOC-ITFP-8.0= |
| Interactive Training CD FastPAD MM, Release 8.0 | DOC-FASTPAD-CD8.0= |
| IGX/IPX/SV Plus Installation Training CD, Release 7.2 | DOC-IGX/IPX/SV-CD7.2= |
| BPX/AXIS/SV Plus Installation Training CD, Release 7.2 | DOC-BPXAXIS/SV-CD7.2= |
Table 373 : ATM Products Hardware Documentation
| Title | Order Number |
|---|---|
| Cisco LightStream 2020 hardware documentation | See the section "Cisco LightStream 2020 Documentation" |
| Cisco LightStream 1010 ATM Switch User Guide1 | DOC-LS1010UG= |
| Cisco LightStream 1010 ATM Switch Command Reference | DOC-LS1010ATMCR= |
| Cisco LightStream 100 User Guide | DOC-LS100UG= |
| Cisco ATM SBus Adapter User Guide | DOC-ATMSAUG= |
| Cisco ATM PCI Network Adapter User Guide for Windows NT | DOC-ATMPCI-UG= |
| Cisco ATM PCI Adapter for Windows NT Hardware Installation Guide | DOC-ATMPCI-IG= |
Table 374 : SwitchProbe Hardware Documentation
| Title | Order Number |
|---|---|
| SwitchProbe Installation and Configuration Guide | DOC-SWTCHPRBICG= |
Cisco LightStream 2020 Documentation
LightStream 2020 documentation must be specifically ordered with each system. Manuals may be ordered as kits or separately. There is no charge for the first copy of the LightStream 2020 Release 2.X User Documentation Kit when it is ordered with a LightStream 2020 chassis and power supply.
Cisco recommends that all sites receive the LightStream 2020 Release 2.X Software Kit. This kit includes manuals required at each site as well as the diskettes containing base system software. In addition, at least one copy of the User Documentation Kit should be ordered for the site acting as LightStream network operations center.
LightStream 2020 documentation consists of the following publications:
LightStream 2020 Site Planning and Cabling Guide
Describes how to prepare your site to receive LightStream 2020 hardware. It includes space, environmental and electrical requirements, rack selection guidelines, requirements for the management workstation, and information on cables and connectors.
LightStream 2020 System Overview
Describes what a LightStream 2020 switch is and how it works. It outlines ATM technology and describes LightStream hardware and software.
LightStream 2020 Installation Guide
Explains how to install LightStream 2020 hardware and software.
LightStream 2020 Hardware Reference and Troubleshooting Guide
Explains how to diagnose LightStream 2020 hardware problems and how to replace faulty hardware components.
LightStream 2020 Configuration Guide
Provides the information you need to configure LightStream 2020 switches. It describes the configuration tools and how to use them, discusses the configuration database, and defines all configurable attributes and their settings. The guide also provides step-by-step configuration procedures.
LightStream 2020 Network Operations Guide
A task-oriented book that tells you how to operate a network of LightStream 2020 switches. The guide presents an overview of network operations tasks, describes the command-line interface (CLI), and presents procedures for performing monitor and control tasks such as displaying the status of nodes, cards, and ports; viewing statistics; and creating collections of traffic data.
LightStream 2020 Traps Reference Manual
Presents an overview of LightStream 2020 traps (error and event messages) and a list of operational, SNMP, and informational traps generated by the LightStream switch.
LightStream 2020 Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference Manual
Provides detailed descriptions of the syntax and functions of all CLI commands. It also describes the LightStream 2020 private MIB.
LightStream 2020 Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference Card
Summarizes the syntax and arguments of CLI commands.
LightStream 2020 NP O/S Reference Manual
Provides detailed descriptions of the most frequently used LynxOS commands and of the bash shell. It also provides a tutorial introduction and reference guide to the vi editor.
Internetworking Terms and Acronyms
Defines internetworking terms and acronyms used throughout the industry and in Cisco publications. Intended for all users.
Cisco LightStream 2020 Release 2.1
LightStream 2020 User Documentation Kit (DOC-L2020UDK21=)
Cisco recommends that at least one copy of this kit be ordered for the network operations site. This package includes all documentation needed by network operations personnel: LightStream 2020 Network Operations Guide; LightStream 2020 Configuration Guide; LightStream 2020 Release Notes; LightStream 2020 NP O/S Reference Manual; LightStream 2020 Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference Manual; LightStream 2020 Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference Card; LightStream 2020 System Overview; LightStream 2020 Traps Reference Manual; and Internetworking Terms and Acronyms.
LightStream 2020 Complete Documentation Kit (DOC-L2020CDK21=)
This package includes a complete documentation set: LightStream 2020 Release Notes and all documents shown in Table 375.
To order individual LightStream 2020 Release 2.1 documents, use the product numbers in Table 375.
Table 375 : LightStream 2020 Release 2.1 Documentation
| Title | Order Number |
|---|---|
| LightStream 2020 Site Planning and Cabling Guide | DOC-L2020SPCG21= |
| LightStream 2020 System Overview | DOC-L2020SO21= |
| LightStream 2020 Installation Guide | DOC-L2020IG21= |
| LightStream 2020 Hardware Reference and Troubleshooting Guide | DOC-L2020HTM21= |
| LightStream 2020 Configuration Guide | DOC-L2020CG21= |
| LightStream 2020 Network Operations Guide | DOC-L2020OG21= |
| LightStream 2020 Traps Reference Manual | DOC-L2020TRM21= |
| LightStream 2020 Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference Manual | DOC-L2020CLI21= |
| LightStream 2020 Command Line Interface (CLI) Quick Reference Card | DOC-L2020QRC21= |
| LightStream 2020 NP O/S Reference Manual | DOC-L2020NPRM21= |
| Internetworking Terms and Acronyms | DOC-ITA2= |
Cisco LightStream 2020 Release 2.0
LightStream 2020 User Documentation Kit (DOC-L2020UDK=)
Cisco recommends that at least one copy of this kit be ordered for the network operations site. This package includes all documentation needed by network operations personnel: LightStream 2020 Operations Guide; LightStream 2020 Configuration Guide; LightStream 2020 Release Notes; LightStream 2020 Command & Attribute Reference Guide; The LightStream 2020 Command Line Interface (CLI) Quick Reference Card; LightStream 2020 System Overview; LightStream 2020 Administration Guide; and LightStream 2020 Traps Reference Manual.
LightStream 2020 Complete Documentation Kit (DOC-L2020CDK=)
Includes a complete documentation set: LightStream 2020 Release Notes and all documents shown in Table 376.
To order individual LightStream 2020 Release 2.0 documents, use the product numbers in Table 376.
Table 376 : LightStream 2020 Release 2.0 Documentation
| Title | Order Number |
|---|---|
| LightStream 2020 Site Planning and Cabling Guide | DOC-L2020SPCG= |
| LightStream 2020 System Overview | DOC-L2020SO= |
| LightStream 2020 Installation and Troubleshooting Manual | DOC-L2020ITM= |
| LightStream 2020 Configuration Guide | DOC-L2020CG= |
| LightStream 2020 Operations Guide | DOC-L2020OG= |
| LightStream 2020 Administration Guide | DOC-L2020AG= |
| LightStream 2020 Traps Reference Manual | DOC-L2020TRM= |
| LightStream 2020 Command and Attribute Reference Manual | DOC-L2020CARG= |
| LightStream 2020 Command Line Interface (CLI) Quick Reference Card | DOC-L2020QRC= |
| Internetworking Terms and Acronyms | DOC-ITA2= |
Release Notes and Configuration Notes
Hard-copy release notes ship with software products, and configuration notes ship with spare hardware components. All release notes and configuration notes are available on the documentation CD and the World Wide Web, URL
http://www.cisco.com.
Point and Click (POINT&CLICK-1.0=)
Consists of two CDs that make learning internetworking and creating and distributing router configuration files easy. The Education CD teaches customers the basics of internetworking and provides a solutions map that lists phone numbers of Cisco offices as well as WAN equipment and service providers worldwide. The Installation Toolkit CD helps customers configure both central and remote-site routers. Both CDs employ self-paced, interactive multimedia tutorials.
Point and Click Education CD (POINT&CLICK-ED=)
The Point and Click Internetworking Education CD is an educational tool that teaches users the basics of internetworking so you can set up an internetwork. Topics covered include the OSI Reference Model, media types, bridging, routing, and many others. A brief overview of Cisco products and information about where they can be purchased is also included.
Introduction to Internetworking Self-Study Guide (DOC-INTRONETSSG=)
Provides basic technical information about the science of connecting networks, also known as internetworking. Information includes internetworking devices, the OSI reference model, protocols, and addressing.
Access Server Self-Study Guide (DOC-ACSVRSSG=)
Provides theoretical and practical information about access and communication services as implemented by Cisco products. Readers will learn how to configure and operate Cisco access servers in a variety of common environments.
Catalyst Workgroup Switch Self-Study Guide (DOC-CATSWSSG=)
Provides a complete, self-paced workbook tutorial on Cisco's Catalyst product. It includes sections on Ethernet, FDDI, and other technologies supported by Catalyst. It also indicates popular uses of the product in case study scenarios.
CiscoWorks for Windows Self-Study Guide (DOC-CWWSSG=)
Provides a complete, self-paced workbook tutorial on Cisco's CiscoWorks for Windows product.
Catalyst 1600 Token Ring Switch Self-Study Guide (DOC-1600TRSSSG=)
Teaches Token Ring switching technology, source-route bridging technology, Catalyst 1600 switch functionality, implementing the Catalyst 1600 switch in networks, and managing the Catalyst 1600 switch. The Catalyst 1600 Token Ring Switch Self-Study Guide is illustrated with many configuration examples, and each chapter ends with student exercises.
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