Airspan AS3010, Руководство по вводу в эксплуатацию

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Notes:
1) The procedures described in this chapter relate to the BSR. However, the
procedures for adding static routes for SPRs are similar
2) When ASWipLL is configured for transparent bridging,
static routing is not
applicable. However, the Static Routing Table command allows you to define
a default gateway, which is applicable for transparent bridging.
3) For detailed description on defining gateways per SPR, see Chapter 23,
"Defining Security", and for defining gateways per VLAN, see Chapter 14,
"Defining VLANs".
12.2. Adding Static Routes to a BSR
The sections below describe the procedure for adding a static route to BSR #1
(10.0.0.10) for routing traffic to BSR #2 (10.0.0.48). This destination is reached via
a third-party router (10.0.0.2), referred to as
next hop . In addition, a default gateway
is also defined for the BSR #1. The static route configuration is illustrated in the
figure below:
Figure 12-1: Configuration example for adding static routes
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