Lucent Technologies Release 8.2 manual Route Number, Destination Node, LAN Board

Networking Screens		A Screens Reference
Route Number	A number that identifies this IP route.
	Valid Value	Usage
	1– 400	Command-line entry. Enter a specific number or n for the
		next available number.
Destination Node	The node name of the final destination for this connection.
	Valid Value	Usage
	A name previously	This is the final destination of the IP route for this
	entered on the Node	connection.
	Names screen.
Gateway	The node name of the first intermediate node.
	Valid Value	Usage
	A name previously	If there are no intermediate nodes between the local and
	entered on the Node	remote C-LAN ports for this connection, the Gateway is the
	Names screen and is	local C-LAN port. If there are one or more intermediate
	either a port on the	nodes, the first intermediate node is the Gateway.
	C-LAN board or	For example, consider a connection between two switches
	identified as a
		(two C-LAN ports) that goes through a WAN with multiple
	Destination Node
		routers. Each router is an intermediate node but the first
	on another IP route.
		router is the Gateway for the IP route between the C-LAN
		ports. This router is defined as first by setting up another IP
		route between the local C-LAN port and the router. In this
		IP route, the local C-LAN port is the Gateway and the
		router is the Destination.
C-LAN Board	The slot location of the local C-LAN board.
	Valid Value	Usage
	A slot location	Enter MMCSS, where MM is a 2-digit machine number, C
	occupied by a	is the carrier letter, and SS is a 2-digit slot number.
	C-LAN board.

		Administration for Network Connectivity
252	CID: 77730	555-233-504 — Issue 1 — April 2000