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Upgrading Microcode

Additional C2FCIT Commands

In addition to the show commands already described, two new commands are available with the

Software Release 9.1 or later C2FCIT card: [no] fddi encapsulate and [no] fddi if-cmt. The

command fddi encapsulate is used to put the C2FCIT interface into encapsulation mode when

bridging. In this mode, the C2FCIT card will interoperate with earlier C2FCI or C2FCIT

encapsulating interfaces on the same ring when bridging.

The command no fddi encapsulate will turn off the encapsulation mode and return the C2FCIT

interface back to its native "pure" transparent (nonencapsulating) mode.

The fddi encapsulate command can only be used with C2FCIT interfaces because the C2FCI card

is always in encapsulating bridge mode.

The command fddi if-cmt is used to enable the new conﬁguration management (CMT) feature that

is now in the microcode on the C2FCIT card. This feature is on by default, but may be turned off

with the no fddi if-cmt command. This command would typically be used when you are working

with a new piece of FDDI equipment and bringing the ring up presents a problem. The "cmt-plus"

microcode will be disabled using the no fddi if-cmt command, and the debug fddi-cmt-events

feature will be turned on. This enables the main system code rather than the CMT microcode to

perform the CMT function while debugging output is generated.

Note

or microcode EPROM installation. For further information about the show commands, refer to the

Router Products Conﬁguration Guide and Router Products Command Reference publications.

Restarting the System

After the FDDI module installation (or microcode upgrade) tests successfully, take the following

steps:

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

This completes the installation of the FDDI card and FDDI applique.

Upgrading Microcode

This procedure is required only if you need to change or upgrade the microcode EPROM device on

your CSC-C2FCIT card from Microcode Versions 10.0 (the initial release), 10.1, or 10.2 to Version

10.3. Microcode Version 10.3 requires Software Release 9.1(1) or later.

Before proceeding, use the show version command to ensure that the current system software is

Software Release 9.1(1) or later. As shown in the following partial display, the ﬁrst line of the show

version output indicates the current software version, which is 9.1(8) in this example:

28 Installing and Upgrading the CSC-C2FCIT FDDI Card and Appliques

More information is displayed in the show commands than is required for testing the C2FCIT

Turn OFF the system power and unplug the power cable.

Replace and secure top cover and front panel of the router.

Install the system in the network.

router# show version

GS Software (GS3-BFX), Version 9.1(8)

Compiled Wed 03-Feb-93 02:24