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Creating a WAN Routing Group
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Creating a WAN Routing Group
After entering basic Group information as described in Step 1. Entering Basic Group Informa-
tion on page 19-19, you should have answered Yes to the following prompt:
Enable WAN Routing? (n):
if you want to enable WAN Routing. WAN Routing Groups are treated differently than other
Groups, as described earlier. The following steps complete the configuration of the WAN
Routing Group.
a. After answering
y to the Enable WAN Routing? prompt, the following prompt displays:
Enable IP (y):
Press <Enter> if you want to enable IP Routing on the virtual router port for this Group. If
you do not enable IP, then this WAN Group will not be able to route IP data. If you don’t
want to set up IP routing, enter n, press <Enter> and skip to Step g.
♦ Note ♦
You may enable routing of both
IP and IPX traffic over
a WAN connection. If you set up dual-protocol routing,
you must fill out information for both IP and IPX
parameters.
b. The following prompt displays:
IP Address:
Enter the IP address for this virtual router port in dotted decimal notation or hexadecimal
notation (e.g., 198.206.181.10). This IP address is assigned to the virtual router port of the
default VLAN within this Group. After you enter the address, press <Enter>.
c. The following prompt displays:
IP Subnet Mask (0xffffff00):
The default IP subnet mask (in parentheses) is automatically derived from the default
VLAN IP address class. Press <Enter> to select the default subnet mask or enter a new
subnet mask in dotted decimal notation or hexadecimal notation and press <Enter>.
d. The following prompt displays:
IP Broadcast Address (198.200.10.255):
The default IP broadcast address (in parentheses) is automatically derived from the default
VLAN IP address class. Press <Enter> to select the default IP broadcast address or enter a
new broadcast address in dotted decimal notation or hexadecimal notation and press
<Enter>.
e. The following prompt displays:
Description (30 chars max):
Enter a useful description for this virtual IP router port using alphanumeric characters. The
description may be up to 30 characters long. Press <Enter>.