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Chapter 4 - RASFinder Software
192.168.2.220 which is pointing at the Internet router. You then, need to go into the IP Port Setup
dialog box, select the WAN 2 tab, and activate the Unnumbered Link option. When you do this, the
Port Address and the Remote Address groups become inactive. You should turn off RIP in the
Support group on WAN 2 so that the RASFinder does not try to broadcast RIP packets which take up
unnecessary bandwidth. Then you need to check the PPP/SLIP button on the Main menu and
ensure that the Remote Port Setup group for WAN 2 is set to Client or LAN.
Now go back to the IP Port Setup dialog box and hit on the Advance tab, then click on the Static
Routes button. This brings up a blank IP Static Routes dialog box, hit on the Add button to bring up
the Static Routes Setup dialog box and when you enable the Unnumbered option, the Port option
becomes active and the Gateway Address option becomes inactive.
Now, for the IP Address field we want the address of the Internet router on the Corporate LAN which
in our unnumbered example is 192.168.2.220. In order for the Manuals server on the Publications
network to appear on the Corporate LAN, we need to subnet the Manuals server with an Address
Mask of 255.255.255.224. The Port option identifies the WAN port on the Corporate RASFinder that
is unnumbered. In our example, WAN 2 is the port. The Metric hop count remains at one (1).
When we click on the OK button for the Static Routes Setup dialog box, the IP Static Routes dialog
box now displays the two examples of static routes.
To complete the Static Route application, the Publications network RASFinder or router, depending
on the type of device used on the network would need a default route of 192.168.2.226 that is looking
at the Manuals Server. The Ethernet port IP address could be 192.168.2.225 with a net mask of
255.255.255.224.
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