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Configuring IPX Routing
Configuring IPX routing connections
Configuring IPX routing connections
You configure IPX routing connections by setting parameters in the Answer profile and in
Connection profiles or RADIUS profiles.
Answer profile parameters
Following are the relevant parameters in the Answer profile (shown with sample settings):
Ethernet
Answer
Parameter
Route IPX
Recv Auth
IPX SAP Filter
Connection profile parameters
Following are the relevant parameters in a Connection profile (shown with sample settings):
Ethernet
Connections
12-8
PPP options...
Route IPX=Yes
Recv Auth=Either
Session options...
IPX SAP Filter=1
Specifies
Enable/disable IPX routing in the Answer > PPP Options profile. With
the Yes setting, the MAX passes IPX packets to the bridge/router
software.
Protocol to use for authenticating the password sent by the far end
during PPP negotiation. IPX connections require this parameter,
because the MAX cannot verify Connection profiles by address as it
does for IP connections.
How SAP packets are handled across this WAN connection. You can
apply an IPX SAP filter (in the Answer > Session Options profile) to
exclude or explicitly include certain remote services from the MAX
unit's SAP table. If you apply a SAP filter in a Connection > Session
Options profile, you can exclude or explicitly include services in both
directions (as described in "Creating and applying IPX SAP filters" on
page 12-22).
Connection profile 1
Station=device-name
Route IPX=Yes
Encaps options...
Recv PW=localpw
IPX Header Compression=Yes
IPX options...
Peer=Router
IPX RIP=None
IPX SAP=Send
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
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