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Up to six IP-gateways (routers) can link the slot with other networks
that have a different netid address part. This parameter defines the
number of gateways, each of which is defined in the following screen.
Value = [0 - 6]
10.1.2SNMP Gateway Definition Screen
This screen defines the parameters for each of the IP gateways (routers) that you assigned
the network in the previous screen. If NO gateways were assigned, this screen will not be
displayed.
There are two kinds of gateways: NET-Gateways and Smart Gateways.
1.
NET-Gateways route datagrams to specific networks whose IDs (netid) are known.
Each NET-Gateway definition in the local network must include the following:
a.
IP-gateway name
b.
IP-gateway address
c.
The specific network ID to which this IP gateway can route datagrams.
Note 1: A NET-Gateway may route to several networks. Enter a different line for each
network
with the same name, the same IP address and the specific network ID.
Note 2: Two different NET-Gateways cannot be routing to the same network.
2.
Smart-Gateways can route datagrams to any network. Thus, each smart- gateway
definition in the local area network, must include the following:
a.
IP-gateway name
b.
IP-gateway address
Note: Each smart-gateway must have a distinct IP address.
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