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Configuring IP routing on an interface 719
Programming Operations Guide
Deleting OSPF NBMA Neighbors
1 Click the OSPF NBMA Neighbor you want to delete.
2 On the Configuration menu, click Delete OSPF Neighbor .
A confirmation dialog box appears.
3 Click the Yes button.
Static routes
You can add static routes to the Business Communications Manager routing table. Static routes
added to the routing table take precedence over dynamic routes.
Adding a static route to the routing table
1
On the navigation tree, click the Services key and click the IP Routing key.
2 Click the interface you want configure.
3
Click the Static Route tab.
The Static Route screen appears.
4
On the Configuration menu, click Add Static Route .
The Static Route dialog box appears.
5
Configure the static route attributes according to the following table.
6 Click the Save button.
Note: The
default
route is managed by Net Link Manager. For information about Net
Link Manager, refer to “Configuring Net Link Manager” on page 733 .
Table 207 IP Static Route attributes
Attribute Description
Static Route
(SR#) Assign a number to the static route. For example, the valid static route number for the first static
route is SR1. The function of the static route number is to uniquely identify an route.
If you add more than one static route, use sequential numbers. If you use the number of an
existing static route, the system modifies the existing static route. If you use non-sequential,
numbers the system automatically reassigns sequential numbers.
When you modify a static route, you cannot change the Static Route number.
Destination
address Enter the IP address of the destination network or host.
Destination mask Enter the subnet mask corresponding to the destination address.
Next Hop Router Enter the IP address of next hop router.
Metric Value Enter the metric value associated with the interface. The system adds the metric to the hop count
of the routes received through the interface.