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9 Data Services - Classical IP & IP Routing
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9.1 Preparatory Steps
Classical IP:
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Next to PPPoA, is a second standardized method for creating
IP networks on top of ATM technology
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Is traditionally well supported by ATM access routers at the
remote end of the connection
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Similar to Bridging, provides "always on" type of connections
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Supports up to 12 concurrent virtual channels assigned to CIP.
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The VPI/VCI value of the VC(s) to use on the ADSL line
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CIP connection service must be supported on this VC
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The remote access device must issue and respond to
InATMARP messages.
Note : If connectivity to multiple remote organizations is required,
you need additional sets of these parameters.
The STWireless comes with four preconfigured CIP entries.
If the SP(s) impose CIP settings which differ from the STWireless
defaults, perform the necessary adjustments via the STWireless
web pages.
See section 9.4 for more information.
In CIP mode, the STWireless exchanges IP packets with
computers on your local network. As a consequence all that is
required on your local PC(s) is "standard" TCP/IP.
Prior to configuring CIP, you must establish IP connectivity with the
STWireless . The easiest method is to configure your PCs as DHCP
clients. By default the STWireless acts as DHCP server and leases
IP addresses to local PCs during startup.
See subsection 11.1.4 for more information.