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LAN Application
The Express 5210's
between the ethernet interface and other IP interfaces visible to the
unit. TELNET management and SNMP management are also
available via the ethernet interface.
WAN interfaces may be numbered or unnumbered. Figure 5-4
depicts a numbered WAN interface. For purposes of this example,
assume a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. Routes to the remote LANs
are established using static routes or RIP. Routes to the remote
WAN interfaces are established using static routes, inverse ARP, or
RIP. Once routes are established, IP traffic can flow between any
two IP addresses shown in Figure 5-4. See Table 5-4 for an example
configuration. The options listed in the table are found in the IP
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ethernet port allows IP routing
10BaseT
menu under I
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Express 5210 User Manual
Chapter 5. Applications
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Figure 5-4. LAN Application
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