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Menus Reference Manual: Edit Static IPX Route Menu
1 - Status
The Status option tells whether the static route is "Present" or "Not Present" in the Routing Table. When the route
entry is first entered, "Not Present" is the Status value. The * beside the value indicates that this value is changed
automatically as an entry is added or deleted and cannot be manually redefined.
Default:
* [Not Present]
2 - Network
The Network option defines the destination IPX network address of the static route.
3 - Interface
The Interface option defines the interface, either LAN or remote site device, that the destination IPX network is located
on. A value of LAN indicates that another IPX router located on the locally connected LAN is to be used to access the
destination IPX network. When the interface is set to LAN, the option Next Hop will be available to define the MAC
address of the router located on the locally connected LAN.
A value of a remote site profile name or id indicates that the destination IPX network is located on the remote site IPX
router. The Next Hop option is not required and therefore not available when a remote site profile is defined for the
interface.
4 - Next Hop
The Next Hop option defines the MAC address of the next-hop IPX router on the locally connected LAN to be used to
reach the destination IPX network. The next-hop router must be on the local IPX network.
5 - Hops
The Hops option defines the number of hops to reach the destination IPX network.
Default:
[1]
Range:
1 - 15
6 - Ticks
The Ticks option defines the number of ticks to reach the destination IPX network.
Default:
[1]
Range:
1 - 64000
7 - Remove
The Remove option removes the IPX static route from the routing table.
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