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About the Authors

About the Technical Reviewers

Acknowledgments

Icons Used in This Book

Command Syntax Conventions

Introduction

Pt. I. Configuration Fundamentals

Pt. II. Network Protocols

Pt. III. Packet Processing

Pt. IV. Voice & Telephony

Pt. V. Security

Appendixes

Appx. A. Cisco IOS Software Release and Filename Conventions

Cisco IOS Packaging

Cisco IOS Software Releases

Release Numbering

Choosing a Cisco IOS Software Release

Cisco IOS Software Filenaming Convention

Further Reading

Appx. B. Cabling Quick Reference

Appx. C. SNMP MIB Structure

Appx. D. Password Recovery

Appx. E. Configuration Register Settings

Appx. F. Well-Known IP Protocol Numbers

Appx. G. Well-Known IP Port Numbers

Appx. H. ICMP Type and Code Numbers

Appx. I. Well-Known IP Multicast Addresses

Appx. J. Tool Command Language (TCL) Reference

Appx. K. Ethernet Type Codes

Index

Cisco IOS Software Filenaming Convention

Cisco uses a standard convention to name all Cisco IOS Software image files. Sometimes you might have an image filename (either in Flash memory or on a TFTP server) and need to determine exactly what platform, feature sets, and Cisco IOS Software release it supports. Images follow the following naming convention:

PPPPPP-FFFF-MM-VVVV

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