Axel AX3000 65 User's Manual - firmware 0632 - Manual (Page 46)

Interactive Set-Up
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which enables data to be sent across two or more distinct physical networks.
One router can be nominated as the 'default router' and then used to access
any network. Use of a default router simplifies site network administration. The
default router is only identified by its IP address.
However additional routers can also be declared, to reach specific destination
servers or networks. Any such router must be identified with 3 parameters:
- The router’s IP address,
- The destination IP address,
- The destination type (a simple server or an entire network).
To configure the router table select the [Configuration]-[TCP/IP]-Routers]
menu. A dialog box as shown below is displayed:
Default Router: to specify a default router enter its IP address. If a default
router is not required, leave this field blank. If the 'Default Router' is displayed
but inaccessible. It was automatically supplied by DHCP and cannot be
accessed.
To Add a Router: move the highlight bar to a vacant line and enter the router
parameters.
To Delete a Router: select the router to be deleted from the menu and press
[DELETE].
To Change a Router: move the highlight cursor over a router parameter and
enter the new value.