3Com 7757 Configuration Manual page 142

142 C 17: IPX C
HAPTER ONFIGURATION
Table 89 Configure IPX SAP
Operation
Configure the aging period
of IPX SAP
Enter VLAN interface view
Configure an IPX network
number for the VLAN
interface
Enable IPX SAP
Configure the size of IPX SAP
update packets
Configuring IPX GNS
Get nearest server (GNS) is a type of SAP message broadcasted by SAP-enabled
NetWare clients. To the GNS requests, NetWare servers respond with GNS
messages.
If a NetWare server is available on the network segment to which the client is
connected, the server responds to its request. If no NetWare server is available on
the segment, the switch responds.
You can enable the switch to handle a SAP GNS request in one of the following
ways:
Respond with the information of the nearest server (the server with the
■
smallest hop count in the service information table on the switch).
Respond with the information of one server that is picked out from all the
■
known servers through round-robin polling.
Respond depending on whether SAP GNS reply is enabled on the VLAN
■
interface.
Table 90 Configure IPX GNS
Operation
Enter system view
Enable IPX
Command
ipx sap multiplier multiplier
interface Vlan-interface
vlan-id
ipx network network
undo ipx sap disable
ipx sap mtu bytes
Command
system-view
ipx enable
Description
Optional
By default, an IPX SAP
service entry is deleted if it is
not updated after three
update intervals
-
Required
By default, the system does
not assign network numbers
to VLAN interface. That is,
IPX is disabled on all the
VLAN interfaces
Required
By default, SAP is enabled as
soon as IPX is enabled on
the VLAN interface
Optional
By default, the maximum
size of an IPX SAP update
packet is 480 bytes. Each
SAP update packet can carry
up to seven sets of 64-byte
service information
Description
-
Required
IPX is disabled by default