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USER’S GUIDE
48 SFVRA Connection Manager
ROUTING PROTOCOL
Indicates the protocol the user will be using to communicate with the CyberSWITCH.
• NONE specifies no routing protocol. Static routes and services must be configured on each
CyberSWITCH in the same group as the user.
• RIP/SAP allows the periodic broadcast of routing and service information across WAN
circuits.
• Triggered RIP/SAP specifies a modified version of RIP/SAP, in which information is broad-
casted on the WAN only when there has been as update to the database or a change in the
reachability of a next hop router.
WAN P
EER TYPE
This feature distinguishes how to handle triggered RIP/SAP information, and is only available
when Triggered RIP/SAP has been selected as the routing protocol. An Active Peer receives
broadcasts and conveyed information at all times. A Passive Peer receives broadcasts and conveyed
information only when a connection is up between the CyberSWITCH and the user.
C
ONFIGURING THE IPX PROTOCOL
1. On the Functions menu, select Users, or click on the toolbar. The User List dialog appears.
2. Select a user that which you want to configure for the IPX protocol, or click Add to configure a
new user. The User dialog appears.
3. Select IPX on the Protocols tab.
4. Enable IPX by clicking in the box.
5. Determine if the user is Callable.
Note: A telephone number through which a CyberSWITCH can establish a connection must
be configured before enabling the callable function. See Configuring Telephone.
6. Enable the IPX WAN Protocol if desired.
7. Select the desired IPX Routing Protocol.
8. If Triggered RIP/SAP is chosen as the Routing Protocol, select the desired WAN Peer Type for the
user.
9. Click Update to write the new information for the user to the database, or click Add to create the
newly configured user.
Note: If you are adding a new user to the database, a User Name must be defined on the
Address tab.
10. Click Close.
Note: An IPX Network Interface must be defined on all Remote Access Switches that each IPX
user can access. Refer to the IPX Network Interfaces section in the CyberSWITCH
documentation for further information.