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Supported RFCs, RFC 2091-Triggered Extensions to RIP to Support Demand Circuits

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Supported RFCs Cisco 700 series routers support the following Request For Comments (RFC) documents: • RFC 1058-Routing Information Protocol (RIP) • RFC 1332-PPP Internet Protocol Control Protocol (IPCP) • RFC 1334-PPP Authentication Protocols • RFC 1541-Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) • RFC 1552-PPP Internetwork Packet Exchange • RFC 1570-PPP Link Control Protocol (LCP) Extensions • RFC 1582-Extensions to RIP to Support Demand Circuits • RFC 1618-PPP Over ISDN • RFC 1638-PPP Bridging Control Protocol (BCP) • RFC 1661-Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) • RFC 1717-Multilink Protocol (MP) PPP • RFC 1723-Routing Information Protocol (RIP) Version 2-Carrying Additional Information • RFC 1974-StacLZS Compression • RFC 1990-PPP Multilink Control Protocol (MLCP) • RFC 2091-Triggered Extensions to RIP to Support Demand Circuits Overview 1-9

Section	Page
Audience	9
Organization	9
Related Documentation	10
Conventions	11
Overview	15
Product Features	15
CiscoSecure Authentication Agent Support	15
Fast Step Support	15
Always On / Dynamic ISDN (AO/DI)	16
DHCP Address Lease Time	16
Enhanced AT Command Support	17
Permanent Linkup Mode	17
Triggered RIP	17
Dial-On-Demand Routing	17
Automatic Configuration From BOOTP	17
SPID and Switch Automatic Detection	18
Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol and Bandwidth Allocation Protocol	18
NetBIOS Name Spoofing	18
DHCP Server and Relay Agent	18
Port Address Translation	19
IP Address Assignment Through IPCP	19
Data Compression	19
Fee Pulse Mode	19
X.25 Policy Routing	20
X.25 Over B Channel	20
X.25 Priority Queueing	20
Leased Line Authentication Requirement Removed	20
Security Features	21
SNMP Support	21
SNMP Community Names	21
Supported MIBs	22
Supported RFCs	23
Front Panels	24
Front-Panel LEDs	24
Data Call Button (Cisco770 Series Routers Only)	26
Rear Panels	27
Rear-Panel LINK LED	30
Preparing for Installation	31
Safety	31
Preventing Damage to Your Router	33
Preventing Electrostatic Discharge Damage	33
Unpacking Your Router	34
Preparing to Install Your Router	35
Where To Go From Here	35
Installing Your Router	37
Connecting Ethernet Devices	37
Connecting the ISDN Line	39
Provisioning the NT1	40
Connecting the ISDN Line to the S/T Port	41
NT1 Required	42
Connecting the ISDN Line to the U Port	43
Connecting the Power Supply	45
Verifying Installation	46
Where To Go From Here	47
ISDN and Analog Telephone Devices	49
Connecting an ISDN (Digital) Telephone	49
Connecting a Self-Powered Digital Telephone	50
Connecting a Digital Telephone with an External Power Supply	51
Connecting an Analog Telephone Device	53
Supplementary Services	54
Call Waiting	55
Disabling Call Waiting	56
Disabling Call Waiting on a Per-Call Basis	56
Call Hold and Retrieve	56
Call Transfer	57
Three-Way Call Conferencing	57
Country-Specific Dialing Instructions	58
Dialing with INS ISDN Lines for Japan	58
Disabling the Pound Key’s End-of-Dial Function	59
Internal Tones for NET3 and 1TR6 ISDN Lines for Europe	59
Call Forwarding in Sweden and Finland	59
Call Forwarding Unconditional	60
Call Forwarding No Reply	60
Call Forwarding Busy	61
Where To Go From Here	61
Troubleshooting Cisco700 Series Routers	63
Power-On Self-Test	63
LED Diagnostics	63
TWAIT Timer	64
Communicating with the WAN	65
Terminal Identifier or SPID Problems	65
Outgoing Calls Cannot be Initiated	65
Outgoing Calls are Rejected	66
Incoming Calls Not Received	66
Router Calls Itself	66
Communicating with the LAN	67
Inband Timeout Violation	68
ISDNBRI CauseValues	68
Concepts and Descriptions	75
Definition of Terms and Acronyms	75
ISDN Ports	77
NT1 and the ISDN Ports	78
HUB/NODE Switch	78
Specifications	81
Router Specifications	81
Port Pinouts	82
Ethernet Port	82
Serial Configuration Port	83
Power Connector	84
Common Port Assignments	84
Terminal Communications	87
Establishing a Terminal Connection	87
Troubleshooting the Terminal Connection	89
TPAD Support	90
Downloading Software	91
Troubleshooting Software Downloads	93
Saving a Configuration	94
Loading a Configuration	95
Provisioning the ISDN BRI Line	97
Data and Voice	97
North America Switch Types	99
National ISDN-1	99
Lucent5ESS Custom	99
Northern Telecom DMS-100 Custom	99
International ISDNSwitch Types	100
EURO-ISDN Switch Type	100
1TR6 ISDNSwitch Type	100
Multiple Subscriber Numbers with 1TR6	100
International Data and Voice Application Terminology	101
National ISDN Capability Packages	101
Capability Package S	101
Capability Package EZ-1 or U	102
Switch Provisioning Summaries	102
Lucent5ESS Custom Provisioning Summary	104
Northern Telecom DMS-100 Custom Provisioning Summary	105
Router Configuration Requirements	106
Configuration Requirements for NI1	106
Configuration Requirements for Lucent5ESS Custom Switch	107
Point-to-Point Configuration	107
Multipoint Configuration	108
Configuration Requirements for Northern Telecom DMS-100 Switch	108
Configuration for Router Only on ISDN Line	109
Configuration for Router and One Additional Device on ISDN Line	109