Chapter3: Applications and Configuration Overview
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Implementing Bridging/Routing/Brouting Sessions
Use the Avidia command-line interface or the Web interface to set up bridge, router, or brouter
sessions. The following lists procedures you must accomplish to configure sessions. You will
find the tasks for these procedures in either the command-line interface or Web interface
sections of this manual:
•When configuring routing sessions, set up the router group which provides an IP address
and subnet mask for the logical port you will set up for the session.
•Add a bridge, router, or brouter session as indicated below:
•When an ADSL modem (CPE) is part of connection, set up applicable bridging, routing, or
brouting for the modem.
For this type of session: Do these procedures:
Bridge Set:
•STP priority (when STP is enabled)
•STP path cost (when STP is enabled)
•MAC address filtering, when applicable
Router •Select RIP or select static route
•Assign router group
•Configure IP routing table (information used by AMC to
route data)
Brouter For bridging set:
•STP priority (when STP is enabled)
•STP path cost (when STP is enabled)
•MAC address filtering, when applicable
For routing:
•select RIP
•assign router group
•configure IP routing table (information used by AMC to
route data)
Then set:
•IP ARP, when applicable