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routing table. Turning off IP RIP Receive as before will cause other learned routes to age out after about four minutes.

PARAMETER

DESCRIPTION

 

NETWORK

The IP Network number to which this

 

RIP entry relates.

 

SUBNET BITS/MASK

This shows the subnet mask detected

 

by the Router.

 

GATEWAY

The IP Address of the next gateway

 

used in this route to send a packet to

 

the specified network.

SERVICE

The required service that must be

 

used to reach a specified network.

TIMER

This will display the time interval in

 

seconds, since

this routing entry

 

was last updated. For the attached

 

Network this will be left blank. For

 

static IP Routes this will be STATIC.

METRIC

This will indicate the number of

 

nodes passed in the route to the

 

Network. RIP packets pass on a

 

value that is incremented at each

 

node.

The metric is used for

 

selecting the best route if a multiple

 

route network exists.

4.2.2 IP: ARP TABLE

 

 

 

This table gives the current ARP table for the router.

PARAMETER

DESCRIPTION

IP ADDRESS

The IP Network number to which this

 

entry relates.

MAC ADDRESS

The MAC Address (Ethernet

 

Address) associated with an IP

 

address. If no MAC address is

 

available “NONE” will be displayed.

TIMER

Displays the time interval in seconds

 

since a routing entry was last

 

updated. For the attached Network

 

this will be left blank.

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Contents Page 5SXLANlink Contents Issue 1.0 04 December 1997 Page 4 Glossary Linking two LANs together IntroductionTypical Applications Functional OverviewRestrictive Firewall Example Router Configuration Supervisor Terminal Requirements USE and ConfigurationLogin Default terminal VT 100/220/320/420. OK y or n?Falco Sunview WYSE50 ReturnSUN Supported Terminal TypesRouter Management Screen General Keyboard Conventions Router ManagementEntering a Parameter Megabit E1 Multiplexer Multiplexer ManagementSystem Status Clearing the Configuration back to Factory DefaultMain Link High BIT Error Rate Remote Alarm8 D/I Remote Alarm Main Link Carrier LossRouter WAN Link Status Opening the Multiplexer InstallationInternal Link LK13 Installing the Router OptionData Connections TestingFront Panel LEDs LED LabelQuick Configuration Receive IP RIP IPX ConfigurationTransmit IP RIP IP BroadcastTransmit IPX RIP Receive IPX RIPReceive IPX SAP Transmit IPX SAPUnit Status Router Menu OptionsParameter Description Options IP Routing Table Traffic AnalysisIP ARP Table Parameter DescriptionIPX Network IPX RIP TableNode HopsType IPX SAP TableSocket Show Traffic Details Network LoadingRemote Management Name Server ConfigurationTelnet OUT Security Parameter Description Options Name to IP Cache Parameter DescriptionSnmp Setup Parameter Description Unit ConfigurationEthernet Service Setup Parameter Description Options Service SetupOnes IP BroadcastZeros IP FilterWAN Service Setup Parameter Description Options Other PPP SetupMAC Filters WAN or Ethernet Filter SetupMenu Selection Description Edit IP Filter WAN or EthernetList Parameter Description LineNetwork Address 32 bits IPX SAP Filter Menu WAN or EthernetFrom SKT Node Address 48 bitsALL To SKTIPX Header Filters MAC Node ADR EventsNovell KEEP-ALIVES System Events PPP EventsFlash Programming Timeout Flash Verify Error Appendix a Warnings Installation of EquipmentThis Equipment Must be Earthed GroundedWarnung Mise en garde Cet équipement doit être relié a la terre Mise en garde Installation de léquipmentMise en garde Connexion dautres équipements Appendix B Approval Requirements Appendix C EMC Requirements Appendix D Rear Panel Layout Appendix E AUI Port 15-WAYD-TYPE Pinout TPTX+ Appendix F 10BASE-T RJ45 Port PinoutTptx TPRX+Source and Destination IP Address Appendix G IP Filter ExamplesProtocol Selection ExamplesSource and Destination Ports Issue 1.0 04 December 1997 Page 54 Appendix H IP Subnets Kermit Appendix I Router Maintenance MenuCTRL-A CTRL-BDownload New Firmware using Tftp Download New Firmware using TCP loaderRestore Configuration using Tftp Reset Password Set Default GatewayBoot File Using TCP Loader Set New IP AddressRun Monitor Boot File Using Tftp Loader