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USER'S GUIDE
You do not need to complete any of the information on the Properties screen for a Default
Route. You will only need to enter Static Routes information. Skip ahead to
Routes
for instructions.
2.
If you are adding a nondefault subnet:
From the screen shown above, click on Add.
3.
Complete the Properties information.
a.
Enter the Subnet Name.
Note
b. Enter the Subnet Address (the subnet's IP address). All devices on this subnet must share a
portion of the address (this is known as the network number, e.g., the first 24 bits out of 32),
and will also have a portion of the address act as a unique identifier (this is known as the
host address, e.g, the last 8 bits).
c.
Enter the Subnet Mask. The subnet mask is a bit pattern that cancels out unwanted bits so
that only the bits of interest are left. For example, if the subnet address is 247.158.145.0, and
the mask is 255.255.255.0, the three sets of 255s will cancel out 247.158.145, leaving the last
8 bits as the bits of interest. All devices on the subnet will have an address of 247.158.145.x,
where x can be any number from 1 to 254.
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SFVRA Configuration Manager
If this subnet is the default subnet, the name is preconfigured as <DEFAULT
ROUTE>.
Configuring Static
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