above resides.
IP Forwarding
Static/Default Routes
With the switch in Layer 3 Operation mode, entries into the switch’s forwarding table can be made using both MAC addresses and IP addresses. Static IP forwarding is accomplished by the entry of an IP address into the Static IP Routing table.
Static Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) entries can also be made from the Forwarding Menu.
Highlight Static/Default Routes from the Forwarding Menu and press Enter.
Figure 6-70. Setup Static IP Routes screen
The following fields can be set:
| Parameter |
| Description | |
| Action:<Add > |
| The field can be toggled between Add | |
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| and Delete using the space bar. | |
| IP Address:[ | ] | Allows the entry of an IP address | |
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| that will be a static entry into the | |
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| switch’s Routing table. | |
| Subnet Mask:[ | ] | Allows the entry of a subnet mask | |
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| corresponding to the IP address | |
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| above. | |
| Gateway IP:[ | ] | Allows the entry of an IP address of a | |
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| gateway for the IP address above. | |
| Metric:[1 ] |
| Allows the entry of a routing protocol | |
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| metric representing the number of | |
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| routers between the switch and the | |
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| IP address above. | |
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