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4.
Configure the SFVRA Database Properties.
a.
Enter a user-defined name for the Database Site. Note that you must configure an ODBC
Data Source Name for each SFVRA database site name you configure. This can be done
through your device's Control Panel (use the instructions provided in
substituting SFVRA information where needed).
b. Select the SFVRA Database Version.
c.
Configure the SFVRA database site's IP Routing information: select the RIP Routing Protocol
that the SFVRA Manager will use to route IP packets.
d. Click on Add.
5.
Click on the SFVRA Services tab. Use the resulting screen to configure the SFVRA services
associated with this SFVRA database. SFVRA services perform remote user authentication and
connection management functions for the SFVRA Manager.
a.
Click on Add.
b. Enter the IP Address used by the RIP service to connect to the SFVRA service.
c.
Optional. Enter a Description of the SFVRA service. For example, you may wish to use the
computer name or location where the SFVRA service is running.
d. Click on OK. Repeat above steps to add any additional SFVRA services.
6.
Click on the RIP Services tab. Use the resulting screen to configure the RIP services associated
with this SFVRA database. The RIP service operates by advertising itself as a path to reach one
or more remote subnets.
a.
Click on Add.
b. Enter the Computer Name for the Windows NT system on which the RIP service runs. This
may be found on the Windows NT system by selecting Network from the Control Panel.
c.
Optional. Enter the Description for the RIP service. For example, you may wish to use the
computer name or the location where the RIP service is running.
d. Select a Connection Group for which the RIP service will advertise routes.
Note:
Multiple groups may be assigned to one RIP service, however, each group must be
configured with the RIP service as a separate entry.
e.
Click on OK. Repeat above steps to add any additional RIP services.
7.
Repeat steps 3 through 6 to add additional SFVRA databases to the table.
8.
Click on Close when finished adding table entries.
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Configuring the SFVRA Database Table
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