Broadcast Forward Page - Ringdale Ethernet-Token Ring User Manual

Select a route from the list and click the Delete Route button to
remove a route.
Once the routes have been set up as required, click Apply.
8. Once the routing table is finished, ensure each separate device
using the router as a gateway has the correct IP address (the one
set up for it in the routing table) entered as the gateway (for
example, for a PC on the Ethernet network to be able to
communicate with devices on the Token Ring network, the router's
Local IP Address will need to be entered as that PC's gateway - for
a device on the Token Ring network the router's first IP Address will
need to be the gateway).
9. To ensure the router is set up correctly, ping a device on the Token
Ring network from a device on the Ethernet network. Then ping a
device on the Ethernet Network from the Token Ring network.
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Broadcast Forward Page

10. The router also has the facility to forward broadcasts. Select the
B'cast Forward page, which is shown below:
To forward a broadcast through the router to the required IP
address, click Add.
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