Black Box Version 1.0 user manual Routing algorithms, RIP, Internet Access through LANs, NAT

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4.2.4.2 Routing algorithms, RIP

The rate of information processing and its trustworthiness depend on the routing algorithm. But more complicated and high-speed algorithms imply high requirements to the router’s capacity.

Static routing algorithms are the simplest ones. The network administrator establishes routing tables, and they do not change until the network administrator changes them. Algorithms of static routers are simple to design and they work well in simple networks with low traffic.

Dynamic routing algorithms are more complicated ones. They adjust in real time to network changes. They do this by analyzing incoming routing update messages. If the router receives a message about a network change, it makes updates it’s routing table and sends out this information to all the nodes.

The Routing Information Protocol (RIP), implemented in MDS92xxx-10BT modems is a dynamic routing protocol.

RIP routing tables contain information about packet destination, next hop, and hop counts (metrics). The routing table can also contain other information such as timers.

Destination

Next hop

Distance

Timers

Flags

 

 

 

 

 

Network A

Router 1

3

t1, t2, t3

x,y

 

 

 

 

 

Network B

Router 2

5

t1, t2, t3

x,y

 

 

 

 

 

Network C

Router 1

2

t1, t2, t3

x,y

 

 

 

 

 

RIP supports only optimal routes to destinations. If new information provides a better route, this information updates the old one. Changes in the network topology can cause changes in the routes, resulting, for example, in creation of better routes to a definite destination. If the network topology changes, these changes are reflected in updating messages. For example, when a router finds a failure of one of the links or another router, it recalculates its own routes and sends out routing updates. Each router that receives routing update messages, includes changes to its tables and sends them out.

4.2.4.3 Internet Access through LANs, NAT

The Network Address Translation technology allows one to solve to main problems the Internet faces now. This is a restriction of the address space of IP and routing scaling.

If necessary to get an Internet access, when the number of network nodes connected to the Internet provider is bigger that the number of IP addresses, NAT allows private IP networks, using unregistered addresses, to get an access to Internet resources. NAT functions are configured on a border router, dividing Intranet and Internet networks.

If necessary to change internal address system, instead of a complete change of all the addresses (and this is quite a pain-taking process), NAT allows translating them according to the new address plan.

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Contents MDS921AE-10BT MDS922AE-10BT Ethernet Router / BridgeSpecifications Firmware Loading Description of Interface Cables Version Control Major changes to previous versionIntroduction Version Specification Technologies XDSL technology, backgroundAsymmetric DSL Adsl technology Adsl in briefIsdn DSL technology Line codeNumber of pairs UsageIdsl in brief High bit rate DSL Hdsl technologyStandard Transmission rateHdsl in brief EXTRAns technology EXTRAns in briefMultispeed DSL Mdsl technology Mdsl in briefMultispeed DSL Msdsl technology MSDSL, in briefTransmission medium Straight-line code7 G.shdsl technology 7.1 G.shdsl, in brief1 TCP/IP stack structure Local area network integration. Access to InternetLayer Correspondence of TCP/IP layers with the OSI model layers Address assignment in IP networks IP address classesAutomatic assignment of IP addresses MasksBridging of local networks Types of bridgesSimple network Version Network before running STA Routing of networks Routing componentsOptimal path determination Switching Change of packet addressesInternet Access through LANs, NAT Routing algorithms, RIPNAT functioning Static Network Address TranslationDynamic Address Translation Masquerading NAPT, PATInternal IP Port local NAT port 191.167.0.10 1243 61300 Description of the Device BackgroundStructural schematic of MDS92xxx-10BT Operation mode Master/Slave modeConnection at a fixed speed Fixed Mode Connection with an automatic speed regulation Adaptive modeBridge mode Route modeEthernet 10BaseT interface ATM interfaceDescription of LEDs LEDMechanic Design Sub-RackMDS920C-10BT, NG, front panel Mini-Rack XdslMDS922AE-10BT, front panel Stand Alone LEDEquipment Installation Version Introduction Programming GuideManagement of devices of Sub-Rack type Command structure Management of devices of Mini-Rack and Stand Alone typeCommand tree of bridge mode Command tree of router mode Main menu of the bridge mode Help commandHome command Security password from an unauthorized accessDefault command Lan commandSetip command Show commandList command Setpass command Manage commandPassword setting Password change Password disablementBridge mode setting mode Mode commandRouter mode setting mode Ping command Quick command10 R1483 command ANYPfilter command Delpvc commandSetpvc command Setqos command Setspan commandRestart command 10.6 6 Show commandSave command Shdsl command Shdsl shdslTerminal command Enable commandAnnex command Fix command Adapt commandStatus command PRE ActivationMain menu of the router mode Default command Ver commandDnsrelay command Setdnsip command Ipoa command Delwanip commandSetrip command Setwanip commandDhcpserver command Setdhcp command Pat command Addpatin commandDelpatin command Setpat commandPppoa command Chpass command Adduser commandDeluser command Echo command Setllc commandPppoe command 12 R1483 command 12.4 8.3.12.4 Setwanip command WAN Addiproute Rtable commandDeliproute All Deletes Firmware Loading Firmware loading guideInterfaces Monitor interface Technical SpecificationsNetwork management interface Network interface Protection against dangerous affects Surge safety10.3 10.3 Climatic conditions 10.4 10.4 Guarantee 10.5 10.5 Physical dimensionsShdsl connector CONNECTORS’ DescriptionMonitor connector Ethernet 10BaseT connector Power connector For MDS922AE-10BTDescription of Interface Cables 12.1 «Direct» Ethernet cableCross-over Ethernet cable Delivery SET Typically the delivery set includesGlossary RJ11 RJ45RS232 SplitterTDM Example of Network Configuration RouterVersion Ethernet IP Subnet mask 0.0.0.0 WAN IP Gateway