Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 1775

Configuring Services for a Gatekeeper
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Internetwork Packet Exchange
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Select Save the Routing Tables to Permanent Storage .
NOTE:
Changes you make from STATICON take effect immediately; you do not
need to reinitialize or restart either router after completing the configuration.
The following message appears after the configuration is saved to disk:
Writing static routing tables for this call to permanent
storage completed successfully.
<Press ENTER to continue>
11
Press Esc until you return to the Select Configuration Method menu.
12
Exit STATICON.
A gatekeeper is a special file server that is located in the hub of an
internetwork and is able to see all public services from all connected sites. A
gatekeeper stores routing and services information in its bindery, Novell's
equivalent of a telephone book. Using STATICON, you can obtain a list of
services available from a gatekeeper and select the required services for
advertisement by your local router. For more information about gatekeepers
and binderies, refer to
To configure services for a gatekeeper, complete the following steps:
1
Load STATICON.
2
Select Configure Services for Gatekeepers .
STATICON displays the IPX Calls screen, a list of on-demand calls of
which IPX is currently aware. It also shows the connection state of each
call.
3
Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to select the WAN call destination
associated with the remote router.
4
If the Status field associated with the call reads Not Connected , press Ins
to connect the call.
5
Wait for the Status field to change to Connected .
This can take several seconds if you are using a dial-up line.
6
Press Enter .
The Select Configuration Option For This Call screen displays.
7
Select Configure Local Routes and Services .
The Configured Services screen displays.
"Static Routes and Services" on page 28.