Routing IP and IPX |
This is achieved by the addition of a /xx number at the end of the configured address. For example:
193.123.123.123/32
The /32 appended to the IP number indicates that all four of the bytes are used and must have valid entries.
A /24 mask, for example:
193.123.123.0/24
means that only the first three bytes are to be recognized and used, and the last byte can be ignored. In this case, any IP address appearing on the locally connected LAN in the range 193.123.123.0 to 193.123.123.255 will cause an autocall to be made to the destination network who’s name is associated with that number in the ISDN Autocall table. The name is then looked up in the ISDN Numbers table and a call made to the ISDN number which has been assigned to that name.
