Applications
Orbitor 6000 Installation & Applications Guide —
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Figure 2-4 Defining a Variable Length IP Subnet Mask With IP Static Routing
Routers B, C, and D must have their
Routing Protocol
in the IP Routing Set up menu set
to none. This will cause all routing between the three routers to be performed based on the
static IP routes defined. Router B will have two static routes defined; one to the IP sub-
network on LAN #2 through router C, and one to the IP sub-network on LAN #3 through
router C. The static routes are defined in the IP Routes menu of the IP Routing Set up
menu.
Both router C and D should have their
Default Gateways
defined as router B. This will
cause all non local IP traffic to be sent to router B. Router B should have its Default
Gateway defined as router A to allow for all IP traffic destined outside the organization to
be handled by the Internet access router A.
