Configuring IP Routing (Layer 3)

Creating an IP Helper Address

To create an IP helper address:

1.In the IP Configuration section of the Web Agent window, click IP Helper Address. The IP Helper Address dialog box opens.

2.Click CREATE.

3.From the Interface pull-down menu, select the interface of the PC or server on which you want to create an IP helper address.

4.In the Helper Address field, type the IP Address of the server that will receive and pass along the broadcast from the switch.

5.Use Table 7-36to determine the fields to enable:

Table 7-36.IP Helper Address Parameters

 

 

Parameter

Definition

 

 

Interface

Provides a list of interfaces associated with the switch

 

configuration.

 

 

Helper Address

Enables you to specify the IP Address of the server that

 

receives and passes along broadcasts from the switch.

 

 

TFTP

Enables the helper to route files via Trivial File

 

Transfer Protocol (TFTP). The default value is Enabled.

 

 

DNS

Enables the helper to route the domain names via

 

Dynamic Naming Service. The default value is

 

Enabled.

 

 

TIME

Enables the helper to route the system time of specified

 

computers on the VLAN. The default value is Enabled.

 

 

NETBIOS Name Service

Enables the helper to route the name of a user or a

 

computer on a VLAN via NETBIOS. The default value

 

is Enabled.

 

 

NETBIOS Date Service

Enables the helper to route the current system date of a

 

computer on a VLAN via NETBIOS. The default value is

 

Enabled.

 

 

BOOTP Server

Enables the helper to route IP addresses assigned by a

 

Bootstrap Protocol (BOOTP) to a receiving computer. The

 

default value is Enabled.

 

 

BOOTP Client

Enables the helper to route the IP address of a BOOTP

 

client. The default value is Enabled.

 

 

TACACS

Enables the helper to route passwords forwarded by the

 

Terminal Access Controller Access Control System

 

(TACACS). The default value is Enabled.

 

 

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