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4. For Domain name server , type the IP address of the domain name
server on your local network.
5.
The NetBlazer fills in the first
address/bits
field listed with the
Global IP address; leave this field set as prompted.
You may see interfaces named
en0
or
lt0
in this list. Interface names
beginning with
en
are Ethernet interfaces. Interfaces names begin-
ning with lt are LocalTalk interfaces.
6.
If additional interfaces appear on this screen, type a different IP
address for each interface you plan to route IP packets over. Only
one of the NetBlazer interfaces can have the same address as the
Global IP address, so you need to make sure any additional
interfaces have a different address.
7. Once you have finished IP configuration, you can configure other
protocols or return to the Main Menu.
Configuring IPX Routing
You can use Worksheet 3, the “LAN Setup for IPX” worksheet on page B-6
to record and organize the information you need to complete the tasks in this
section.
To configure the NetBlazer to route IPX packets, follow these steps: