Cabletron Systems CSX1000 - Manual (Page 296)

USER’S GUIDE
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IPX C ONFIGURATION E LEMENTS FOR D EVICES
IPX R OUTING
Indicates that the remote device is an IPX router and that the system should route IPX datagrams
to this device. The system will forward IPX datagrams to this device based on IPX network layer
information if this parameter is set to enabled. The system will not forward IPX datagrams to this
device based on IPX network layer information if this parameter is set to disabled.
M AKE C ALLS FOR IPX DATA
Indicates whether the CyberSWITCH should establish a WAN connection in order to forward IPX
datagrams to this remote device. If the CyberSWITCH is properly configured for dial out, and if the
remote device has IPX routing enabled and this Make Calls option enabled, then the CyberSWITCH
will establish a WAN connection to this remote device in order to forward IPX datagrams.
Otherwise, a WAN connection is not established. With triggered RIP/SAP, this field must also be
enabled for an active
WAN peer type to function properly.
IPXWAN PROTOCOL
The IPXWAN protocol option is not yet completely functional. In the future, it will provide
interoperability with Novell products.
IPX ROUTING PROTOCOL
Indicates the method, if any, the remote device will be using to maintain routes and service tables.
N ONE
Specifies no RIP and SAP protocols (neither periodic nor triggered). You must configure
static routes and static services.
Use the NONE option when the remote device, such as a single client, does not support
standard RIP/SAP or triggered RIP/SAP.
RIP/SAP
Specifies NetWare Routing Information Protocol (RIP) or NetWare Service Advertisement
Protocol (SAP). IPX RIP/SAP are broadcast protocols; if enabled, RIP/SAP periodically
broadcast routing/service information across WAN circuits. If enabled, you can configure
additional RIP/SAP options for this entry. If disabled, the CyberSWITCH will not process
any NetWare RIP/SAP packets.
T RIGGERED RIP/SAP
Specifies a modified version of RIP/SAP in which information is broadcast on the WAN
only when there has been an update to the RIP or SAP tables or a change in the reachability
of a next hop router.
WAN P EER T YPE
WAN peer type applies to triggered RIP/SAP only. The peer type determines how broadcasts are
handled for a specific device if something in the RIP/SAP table changes:
A CTIVE
An active WAN peer receives broadcasts and conveyed information at all times.
P
ASSIVE
A passive WAN peer receives broadcasts and/or conveyed information only when a
connection is up between the router and the WAN peer.
Note that you must enable the Make Calls field and define the WAN peer type as active before the
CyberSWITCH will dial out to this remote device with triggered RIP/SAP updates.