General Ip Setup; Adding Static Routes; Default Routes To A Site - Lantronix SCS Reference Manual

IP
All incoming callers that do not specify a particular site (such as bob or frank) will use the default site for
the connection. To require that default site users use an IP address from the pool, use the Define Site Default
IP Remoteaddress command.
Local>> DEFINE SITE DEFAULT IP REMOTEADDRESS 192.0.1.100 192.0.1.105

6.9.2 General IP Setup

The following figure illustrates the commands required for the average IP setup:
Local>> DEFINE IP ADDRESS 192.0.1.11
Local>> DEFINE IP SUBNET 255.255.255.0
Local>> DEFINE IP NAMESERVER 192.0.1.45
Local>> DEFINE IP SECONDARY NAMESERVER 192.0.1.184
Local>> DEFINE IP DOMAIN "ctcorp.com"
Local>> DEFINE IP TIMESERVER 192.0.1.45
Local>> DEFINE IP SECONDARY TIMESERVER 192.0.1.455

6.9.3 Adding Static Routes

All IP packets to unknown networks must be forwarded to Internet gateway router 192.0.1.110. A default
route to this router must be configured on the SCS, and the route must be included in RIP updates to other
routers. The route must have a metric of 2.
Local>> DEFINE IP ROUTE DEFAULT NEXTROUTER 192.0.1.110 2
Another router, 192.0.1.99, provides access to the network 192.1.1.0. This route must also be assigned a
metric of 2.
Local>> DEFINE IP ROUTE 192.1.1.0 NEXTROUTER 192.0.1.99 2

6.9.4 Default Routes to a Site

All IP packets to an unknown network must be forwarded to the Internet access provider. Site internet is
used to manage connections to this location.
A default route to internet must be configured on the SCS. The route must be included in RIP updates to
other routers; it must have a metric of two.
Figure 6-57: Using the Address Pool for the Default Site
Figure 6-58: General IP Configuration
Figure 6-59: Default Route to Router
Figure 6-60: Static Route to Router
Figure 6-61: Default Route to Site
Local>> DEFINE IP ROUTE DEFAULT SITE internet 2
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