IP Routing Configuration Example
Setting up IP routing in the Configure menu
Pipeline Start Here Guide
Preliminary January 30, 1998
B-7
Entering configuration information
To open the Configure menu, be sure the pointer (>) is on Configure, and press
Enter. The following list shows the parameters on the Configure menu and what
you should enter for each one.
Note:
The information in the following table is a continuation of the example
that starts at Appendix A, “TCP/IP Example Settings.”.
After entering all the information called for in the Configure menu, be sure to
continue on to “Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT)” on page B-8 and
“Securing the Pipeline” on page B-9.
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Configure menu with
sample values
What you should enter
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Switch Type=NI1
Use AutoSPID for the Switch Type, and the Pipeline will
determine the switch type and guess the SPIDs for you.
Chan Usage=Switch/Switch
Use the default shown when connecting to ISDN.
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My Num A=8005551111
My Num B=8005551112
Enter the complete directory number for each of your B
channels. They are the phone numbers for your ISDN line.
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SPID 1=800555111101
SPID 2=800555111202
Check the values guessed by AutoSPID. If necessary, enter
the numbers the telephone company gave you.
Data Usage=A+B
Phone 1 Usage=A
Phone 2 Usage=B
Phone Num Binding=No
Ans Voice Call=Yes
Use the defaults shown for a Pipeline 75 or 85. The phone
usage and binding settings do not apply to a Pipeline 50.
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My Name=outpost1
My Addr=192.168.100.1/24
Enter the account name assigned by your ISP or corporate
network administrator, and enter the IP address that was
given to you. Or enter a private address and subnet mask for
your Pipeline.
