
Command Line Interface
Tsunami MP-8100 Reference Manual
18
Static Route Table Configuration
To display Static Routes configured in the table, use the following command:
NAT
Enter the following commands to configure and enable NAT.
1. NAT is configurable only when the Device Radio Mode is SU and Network Mode is Routing.
2. Changes to NAT parameters, including the NAT Static Port Mapping Table, require a commit and reboot to take effect.
3. When NAT is enabled, the DHCP Relay Agent and RIP must be disabled.
To enable NAT functionality and to enable Static NAT Port Bind Table status, use the following commands:
System Name(config-net)# static-route-table
System Name(config-net-static-staticroute)# rowadd 0 entry-status create
System Name(config-net-static-staticroute)# rowadd 0 metric 2
System Name(config-net-static-staticroute)# rowadd 0 destination-address 10.0.0.1
System Name(config-net-static-staticroute)# rowadd 0 route-mask 255.255.255.0
System Name(config-net-static-staticroute)# rowadd 0 route-nexthop 169.254.131.89
System Name(config-net-static-staticroute)# rowadd 0 entry-status create
System Name(config-net-static-staticroute)# exit
System Name(config-net-static)# exit
System Name(config-net)#exit
System Name(config)#exit
System Name# show network static-route
// NETWORK STATIC ROUTE TABLE CONFIGURATION //
INDEX 1
Destination Address : 10.0.0.1
Route Mask : 255.255.255.0
Route Next Hop : 169.254.131.89
Metric : 2
Entry Status : enable
System Name(config-net)# nat
System Name(config-net-nat)# nat-status enable
System Name(config-net-nat)# port-bind-status enable