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90362-01 Dial-up Connections 7-13

If you are configuring a new IP route, type the address and subnet

bitmask in the

New IP route

text field. The subnet bitmask (the

numbers after the /) sets the number of bits included in the network

portion of the route’s IP destination address. See Appendix C,

“IP Addressing,” for information on what IP addresses are and how

to find out what your NetBlazer’s IP address is.

Note that you can also type

default

to set up a default IP route. This

is useful if all traffic from your network to the remote network is

going through a single dial-up connection, with the result that you

only need one default route. However, you only want a single

“default” route to be advertised to the net, so only do this once. You

may also want to make the default address private once you have

created it.

To delete or change any of the static routes currently available

through this interface, use the Arrow keys to move to a name in the

list and press Enter to select that route.

When you press Enter, the IP Route Details screen appears:

Figure 7-7. IP Route Details Screen.

IP Route Details NetBlazer Setup Utility V3.0

Configure IP route: 143.199.65.0/24 for ruby

If you want this route advertised by RIP, set Public to yes.

Metric is the number of hops to the destination network.

DELETE 143.199.64.0/24

Public no

Metric 1

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Type the number of hops to the destination network