Setting The Default Gateway And Static Routes (Web Interface); Figure 14 Network Interfaces Page Detail (Add New Interface Alias) - Juniper MEDIA FLOW CONTROLLER 2.0.4 - ADMINISTRATOR S GUIDE AND CLI Administrator's Manual

Media Flow Controller Configuration Tasks (Web Interface)
Add new interface alias
An interface alias lets you assign multiple IP addresses to the same interface. See
for a graphic.
Figure 14 Network Interfaces Page Detail (Add new interface alias)
To add a new interface alias:
1. Choose an existing interface from the drop-down list.
2. Enter information in the text box:
• Alias index—A name for the interface alias. This creates a pseudo interface; its
address appears in the output of show interface under the primary interface's data
• IP address
• Netmask
3. Click Apply to immediately apply changes; Cancel to revert to existing configuration. If
you click Apply, state and configuration areas for the new alias are displayed. In the
configuration area, you can change disable the interface (interfaces are enabled by
default), change the IP address and Netmask, and add a Comment.
4. Click Save at the top of the page to make changes persistent.

Setting the Default Gateway and Static Routes (Web Interface)

Set IP Routing parameters, including Default Gateway and Static Routes. The default
gateway provides an entry and exit point between the internal network and all external
networks; requests with destinations outside of the internal network's routing table are sent to
the default gateway for routing.
Static routes, configured paths to a subnet, are used to route data from one subnet to another.
To set network IP routing parameters:
•
From the left navigation pane in the System Config tab, select Routing.
The IP Routing page is displayed. See
122 Configuring Interfaces, Default Gateway, Static Routes, DNS and Domain Names, Hostname and Banners
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