NEXPEED NBG440 User’s Manual
NexComm Systems, Inc. 36 PAGE
COMMAND
(conf)# interface <ifname> bridge enable
(conf)# interface <ifname> bridge disable
Parameters
<ifname> - Interface name
Usage Examples:
(conf)# int lan bridge enable
(conf)# int s0 bridge enable
Enabling and Disabling IP Routing
Assign the IP address to the LAN interface to manage the router with Telnet, TFTP,
SNMP, ICMP (ping), and so forth. But if you enter the interface command to assign an
IP address to the interface, enables IP routing by default. In that case, that interface
becomes Routing and Bridging mode (All IP packets are routed by a router. Refer to the
Operation Mode of the Interface
chapter). To forward all IP and ARP frames by the
router, you must remove IP routing.
Use the following command to enable or disable IP routing.
COMMAND
(conf)# ip routing enable <ifname>
(conf)# ip routing disable <ifname>
Parameters
<ifname> - Interface name
Usage Examples:
(conf)# ip routing disable lan
(conf)# ip routing disable s0
cf. Also you can use the following command if you not assign an IP address for the
interface.
(conf)# interface lan delete
(conf)# interface s0 delete