HP (Hewlett-Packard) E3000/IX Network Hardware User Manual


 
Chapter 3 51
Planning Your Network
Network Worksheets
LAN Internet Routing Table
The purpose of the LAN internet routing table (Table 3-3) is to list all
possible networks that can be reached from each gateway node on a
LAN, such as NET1 in the example.
As shown on the internetwork map, NET1 includes a neighbor gateway
node B. In the IP Node Address column of the LAN internet routing
table, the node portion of the gateway node’s IP address is listed. The
LAN internet routing table shows that NET1 nodes using node B as a
gateway can reach NET2 in one hop, NET5 in two hops, and NET3 in
three hops. Node B is also designated as a default gateway.
Token Ring Network Worksheets
You may use the worksheets found in the LAN section for Token Ring.
It is important to note that Token Ring does not use a proxy server.
FDDI Network Worksheets
You may use the worksheets found in the LAN section for FDDI as well.
It is important to note that FDDI does not use a proxy server.
100VG-AnyLAN Network Worksheets
You may use the worksheets found in the LAN section for
100VG-AnyLAN.
100Base-T Network Worksheets
You may use the worksheets found in the LAN section for 100Base-T.
Table 3-3 LAN Internet Routing Table
NETWORK NAME: NET1
IP NETWORK ADDRESS C 192.001.001 XXX
GATEWAY IP NODE
ADDRESS
DESTINATION HOPS TO
DESTINATION
DEFAULT
GATEWAY (Y/N)
B 005 NET2
C 192.002.250 XXX
1 YES
NET5
C 192.005.252 XXX
2
NET3
C 192.003.251 XXX
3