Ringdale Ethernet-Token Ring User Manual page 10

IP Address Enter here the IP address of the subnet/range you
want to route to (enter a zero in the last segment of the IP address
for each range).
Subnet Mask Enter here the Subnet Mask of the above IP
Address, either for the Token Ring network or the Ethernet network.
Gateway Enter here the IP address of the router indicating the side
of the network the above IP addresses are on (for example, if the IP
addresses are on the Ethernet network, enter the address assigned
to the Local IP Address field previously - for the Token Ring
network use the address assigned to the first IP Address field).
H (Hops) Enter here the number of hops across networks or
subnets that are necessary to route the packets to the required IP
Address.
IF (Interface) Enter here the port through which the IP packets will
be routed (either the Ethernet Network 1 Port or the Token Ring
Network 2 Port).
Select a route from the list and click the Edit Route button to change the
configuration of an existing route.
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