Avaya 38DHB0002UKDD - Manual (Page 121)

Appendix B: Concepts Configuring data routing on the IPNC - Page 121
IP Routing
A routing entry must exist to support an inbound / outbound connection. The
following are the routing entry types that are found on the IPNC. System-Hidden
routes are present in the system but are not visible in the configuration.
Route Type System-Hidden Description
Dynamic Yes A route is dynamically added to support an
incoming connection if the IP address is
allocated from one of the DHCP pool.
Service-Default-Route Yes
A service with this
option selected is
denoted (at the top
level of the service
configuration) by a
green arrow (Æ)
A “default route” check box” on the Service
form allows the Service to be selected as the
default gateway. In this way the default route
may be dynamically assigned using the
Fallback service configuration; deactivated
service will relinquish the default route to an
active service.
Static No Routes can be manually added using the IP
route form.
System-Hard-Coded Yes Added by the system on initialisation and
cannot be deleted.
Apart from the RemoteManager route these
routes if modified will be recreated on reboot.
See Table below
LAN1/LAN2 Interface Yes A Route entry is automatically added in
support of the IP address and subnet
configured LAN1 and LAN interfaces.
These routes are not shown in the
configuration file
The defaults, which are associate with the
default LAN1/LAN2 system IP address.
192.168.42.0(LAN1)
192.168.43.0 (LAN2)
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