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5.
Define RIP, SAP, and forward filters (optional).
6.
Assign RIP, SAP, and Forward filter groups (optional).
7.
Modify the maximum number of SAP and RIP Route entries supported (optional).
8.
Modify the hop count increment for RIP and SAP broadcast packets (optional).
9.
Modify the maximum advertisement packet size for RIP and SAP packets (optional).
10. Modify the advertisement interval for RIP and SAP updates (optional).
11. Modify the age timer for learned RIP and SAP entries (optional).
Dynamic IPX Configuration
The IPX Protocol is by default disabled at system startup. When you first enable IPX, you must reset the system.
However, after you reset the system all changes to the following parameters become effective immediately.
Global Parameters
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Enabling of NetBIOS Allow
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Defining IPX filters—Forward, RIP, and SAP
Interface Parameters
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Adding, deleting, or modifying IPX network numbers and frame types
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Adding, deleting, or modifying filter groups assigned to interfaces
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Modifying the RIP advertisement packet size
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Modifying the SAP advertisement packet size
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Modifying the RIP advertisement interval
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Modifying the SAP advertisement interval
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Modifying the age timer for learned IPX routes
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Modifying the age timer for learned SAP entries
Enable IPX
The IPX Protocol is by default disabled at system startup.
NOTE:
Make sure you restart the system after enabling IPX. After you restart, additional IPX parameter settings
take effect immediately.
USING THE CLI
To enable IPX, enter the following commands:
NetIron(config)# router ipx
NetIron(config)# exit
NetIron# write memory
NetIron# reload
Syntax:
router ipx
USING THE WEB MANAGEMENT INTERFACE
To enable IPX:
1.
Log on to the device using a valid user name and password for read-write access. The System configuration
dialog is displayed.
2.
Select the Enable radio button next to IPX.
3.
Click the Apply button to apply the changes to the device’s running-config file.
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