Verilink AS4000 (34-00244) Product Manual User Manual
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Usage/Definition
IP encapsulation
If your LAN is using standard TCP/IP you should select Ethernet II for the
encapsulation type. 802.3 encapsulation is used most often on LANs running
Novell Netware. Your selection must match the other hardware on the same
LAN segment.
LAN IP address
The TCP/IP address for this AS4000 shelf. Consult your network administrator
to obtain a valid IP address for your LAN.
LAN IP mask
A standard Ethernet subnet mask, the example shown reflects standard class C
address masking in which the first three octets of the address above
(208.150.145) define the network address and the last octet (141) defines the
specific device.
Enable RIP
If the AS4000 will always use the same IP address (router interface) to reach
other segments you should leave RIP off and manually configure the router
(gateway) information.
Enable RIP (Routing Information Protocol—a subset of TCP/IP) only if you want
the AS4000 to discover the devices available on the local LAN segment. RIP
uses System Manager resources which might otherwise be used to manage the
AS4000 node. Consider leaving RIP off and manually configuring a gateway
address, especially in a high-traffic LAN environment.
Default gateway
This is the IP address of the router or switch that this AS4000 should send
packets to if their destination is on another LAN segment.