An example of the IP System Parameters panel is shown in Figure 163 on page 281.
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| IP Routing: | Enabled |
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| RIP: | Enabled | Router ID: | 9.67.46.44 |
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| IP Security: | Disabled |
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| ARP Timeout: | 1500 | Reassembly Timeout: | 10 |
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| Proxy ARP: | Disabled | Source Quench: | Disabled | |
| Redirect: | Disabled | ICMP tx rate: | 1000 |
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| Hash Size: | 512 | Default TTL: | 16 |
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Figure | 163. LMS IP System Parameters Panel |
This panel allows you to display and modify the
∙IP Routing
This parameter allows you to enable IP routing throughout the module. Note that IP routing for each port participating in IP routing should also be enabled in order for those ports to perform IP routing.
∙RIP
This parameter controls whether RIP is enabled or disabled throughout the module.
∙Router ID
This parameter is used on WAN interfaces that have no assigned IP address. You may configure any one of the IP addresses assigned to the interfaces on the module as the Router ID.
∙IP Security
This parameter enables/disables the operation of the IP security feature on the Multiprotocol Interconnect module. The IP security is a filtering facility and is described in 11.8.9, ªIP Securityº on page304.
∙ARP timeout
This parameter specifies the length of time (in minutes) that an idle entry may remain in the ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) table. If set to 0, no aging is performed. If the ARP table is full, no new addresses are learned.
∙Reassembly timeout
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