Routing And Subnetworks; Displaying The Ip Configuration - Lantronix SCS Reference Manual

IP
NBNS will allow Windows clients to use the Network Neighborhood browser without any additional
configuration on the Windows host.
NBNS is also called WINS.
Note:

6.7.6 Routing and Subnetworks

When dividing a network into subnetworks, ensure that subnetworks are contiguous. The SCS uses RIP to
learn routing information; if subnetworks are not contiguous, RIP cannot correctly inform the SCS of the
route to a particular network.
Figure 6-49 gives an example of discontinuous subnetworks.
192.0.2.0

6.8 Displaying the IP Configuration

The Show IP commands display IP configuration information, including information about the IP router,
IP interfaces, and IP address of the remote host. To display the basic IP configuration, use the Show IP
command without any additional parameters.
Local>> SHOW IP
SCS Version B1.1/102int(951128)Name:DOC_SERVER
Hardware Addr: 00-80-a3-0b-00-5b
IP Address:
Nameserver:
Domain Name:
Timeserver:
IP Routing:
IP Frames:
Fragments:
TCP Frames:
Invalid Frames:
Retransmissions:
ICMP Frames:53
Figure 6-49: Discontinuous Subnetworks
receive
activity ok 100 link power
transmit
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 reset # aui 10/100
192.1.2.0
Figure 6-50: Show IP Output
192.0.1.53
(undefined)
(undefined)
(undefined)
Enabled
Received
431535
0
4616
1 0
0
ICMP Reasons:0045
receive
transmit
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 reset
192.0.3.0
Uptime: 3 Days
Subnet Mask:
Backup Nameserver:
Host Limit:
Backup Timeserver:
Sent Seconds since zeroed
13520 Errors:
0
4046 Connect Failure Reasons:0000
Invalid Packet Reasons: 0030
6-23
Displaying the IP Configuration
192.0.4.0
activity ok 100 link power
# aui 10/100
192.0.5.0
02:07
255.255.255.0
(undefined)
200
(undefined)
270144
0