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IP Address-- The IP Address which specifies the basic IP address to
route.
IP Mask-- Enter the IP subnet mask for the IP address to be routed, or
click the Select button and choose a subnet mask from the list. Clicking
the Select button displays the IP Mask List, which the shows the IP
Masks that can be used as public or private IP masks for IP routing. The
list consists of all possible subnet masks, and represents the range of
addresses that will be translated.
Target Router-- Enter the IP address of the router that you wish to use
as the target router.
A target router is the IP address of the router that knows how to handle
the IP packet that is being routed. When used in indirect routes, it could
specify the router that is attached directly to the subnet of the packet's
final destination, or a router that knows where to send it.
Cost-- The cost value reflects the number of "hops" required for the
connection. The default value of 1 indicates that only one "hop" is
required. The lower the cost value, the more likely that route will be
chosen.
Advanced IP Routing Setup
The More IP Router Setup screen is used to set up advanced IP router
interfaces.
Figure 4-71
Advanced IP Routing Setup window
WLAN Cable Access Point 6220 CSU NTPM99CA Rel 2.0 Issue 5 Dec 2005