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4.
Select the Source System ID. This is the specific system at the source site that will be using the
static route to connect with the segment.
5.
If this static route is over a WAN UnNumbered interface:
a.
Make sure a check appears next to Use WAN UnNumbered Interface.
b. Select the Next Hop Site Name. This is the device that is the next hop gateway that provides
access to the destination segment.
6.
If this static route is over a WAN Numbered interface:
a.
Make sure a check does not appear next to Use WAN UnNumbered Interface.
b. Enter a Next Hop Network Number. This is the network number for the next hop gateway
that provides access to the destination segment.
c.
Enter the Next Hop Node ID.
7.
Enter the Number of Hops. This is the administrative distance to the destination segment. The
distance is typically measured by the number of hop counts (number of routers) between the
source system and the destination segment, but it is up to you to assign proper value to each
route entry. If multiple routes exist to the same destination, the route with the least metric value
will be chosen as the primary route. Care must be taken when assigning a metric value of 0,
because 0 is interpreted as the destination is reachable directly and therefore no intermediate
router will be used.
8.
Click OK. Repeat steps 2 through 7 to add any additional static routes to this segment.
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