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Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)
Specify Static Routes and Services
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The following are characteristics for specifying static routes and services:
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DEFINE/SET SERVER IPX RIP interface NETWORK network-number
[HOPS hops] [TIME time] [FORWARDING ROUTER router]
This command specifies a static route. The interface can be either
ETHERNET or port-number. The network-number identifies the unique
IPX network where the destination device is located. Valid values for
network-number are hexadecimal numbers between 1 (the default) and
FFFFFFFE. HOPS refers to the number of IPX routers that the packet
must pass through in order to reach the destination. Valid values for hops
are 1 through 15. The default is 10. TIME refers to the number of timer
"ticks" necessary to reach the final destination. Valid values for time are
between 1 and 65535. The default is 400. FORWARDING ROUTER is
one through which a destination network can be reached. Valid values for
router are hexadecimal numbers between 1 (the default) and
FFFFFFFFFFFE.
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DEFINE/SET SERVER IPX SAP [SERVICE] "name" TYPE type
NETWORK network-number NODE node-number SOCKET
socket-number [HOPS hops]
This command specifies a static service. Valid names can be between 1
and 47 characters long and contain characters a through z (both uppercase
and lowercase), the numbers 0 through 9, the underscore character (_), the
hyphen character (-), and the at-sign character (@). Valid values for
network-number are hexadecimal numbers between 1 (the default) and
FFFFFFFE. Valid values for node-number are hexadecimal numbers
between 1 and FFFFFFFFFFFE. HOPS refers to the number of IPX
routers that the packet must pass through in order to reach the destination.
Valid values for hops are 1 through 15. The default is 10.
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