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7750 Service Router
7750SR Services Implementation
Course v1
TRAINING MANUAL
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Edition 1
Lab Guide
SROS 9.0
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Table of Contents
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Lab Exercises
1. Basic Configuration
2. System and Network Configuration
3. IGP Configuration
4. MPLS Configuration
5. Services Configuration
6. ePipe Configuration
7. VPLS Configuration
8. IES Configuration
9. VPRN Configuration
10. Basic QoS Configuration

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Module 1
Basic Configuration
Lab Exercises

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Objectives
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Upon successful completion of this module, the student will be
familiar with CLI navigation and be able to perform the following
operations:
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Log in to the system
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Change the system time and date
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Change the system name
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Manipulate the BOF
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Saving the configuration
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Operate the File system
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Activate the IOMs, MDAs, and ports

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Introduction
Lab Instruction Format
Note: The following information explains the format used for the labs and is for information
purposes only.
The CLI system prompt is shown in bolded text followed by # or $, for example :
Node#
or
Node>config>system>security#
The CLI command string is shown in unbolded text.
Node# show time ↵
The ↵ symbol indicates that the Enter key should be pressed.
As shown above, system commands such configure, show, security, etc. are shown as unbolded. These
commands can be typed in or partially typed in and completed by pressing the Tab, Space or Enter
key. Text that must be manually entered is shown delimited by the < and > symbols.
Node# admin set-time <YYYY/MM/DD hh:mm> ↵
This indicates that the year, month, day, and time must be entered manually.
Note: Network nodes store the BOF and configuration files on Compact Flash 3 (CF3). Simulators
store the BOF file on the floppy drive (CF1); configuration files can be stored on CF1 or the hard
drive (CF2), if so equipped.
Try the help commands ( ? ) and auto-completion commands as much as possible. This will greatly
improve your CLI configuration skills and understandings.