470Chapter 10 Configuring system settings

/cfg/sys/host #/interface <interface ID> followed by:

gateway <IPaddr>

Sets the default gateway address for the interface. The

 

default gateway is the IP address of the interface on the

 

core router that will be used for management traffic

 

(such as requests to private authentication servers and

 

DNS servers).

 

The default gateway will be used only for Nortel

 

SNAS 4050 domains that point to this interface

 

(/cfg/domain 1/adv/interface command on

 

page 145). If no domain points to this interface, the

 

specified gateway will be ignored.

 

 

routes

Accesses the Host Routes menu, in order to manage

 

static routes for the Nortel SNAS 4050 when there is

 

more than one interface (see “Configuring static routes

 

using the CLI” on page 471).

 

 

vlanid <tag>

Specifies the VLAN tag if packets received by the

 

interface are tagged with a specific VLAN tag ID.

 

 

mode

Specifies the mode of operation for the port numbers

failovertrunking

assigned to this interface. The options are:

 

failover — only one link is active at any given

 

time. If the port with an active link fails, the active

 

link is immediately switched over to one of the other

 

ports configured for the interface. When you select

 

failover mode, you also have the option of

 

specifying a primary port (see /cfg/sys/

 

host #/interface #/primary).

 

trunking — active links are sustained on all

 

configured ports simultaneously, in order to

 

increase network throughput.

 

The default is failover.

 

 

ports

Accesses the Interface Ports menu, in order to

 

manage ports for the interface (see “Managing

 

interface ports using the CLI” on page 473).

 

 

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Nortel Networks 4050 manual Cfg/sys/host #/interface interface ID followed by, Vlanid tag, Mode, Failovertrunking