Specifications

TCP/IP Network Characteristics
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Default Gateway Definition Example
The following example shows how to define the mapping of the default gateway
to the network:
Local> CHANGE INTERNET GATEWAY 195.1.1.72 NETWORK 197.0.0.0
You can define multiple networks that can be reached through the same gateway
with the same address. You must enter a separate command to each network with
a gateway.
Defining Subnets Available Through a Specific Gateway
To indicate that the access server can reach a given subnet through a specific
gateway, use the DEFINE/SET/CHANGE INTERNET GATEWAY command
with the NETWORK and MASK keywords.
Subnet Definition Through a Specific Gateway Example
The following example shows how to define a subnet through a specific gateway:
Local> CHANGE INTERNET GATE 195.1.1.72 NETWORK 197.5.7.0
MASK 255.255.255.0
You can define multiple subnets that can be reached through the same gateway
address. You must enter a separate command to associate each subnet with a
gateway.
Defining Hosts Available Through a Specific Gateway
To indicate that the access server can reach a given host through a specific
gateway, use the DEFINE/SET/CHANGE INTERNET GATEWAY COMMAND
and the HOST parameter.
Host Definition Through a Specific Gateway Example
The following example shows the command to define the host through a specific
gateway:
Local> CHANGE INTERNET GATEWAY 195.1.1.72 HOST 52.53.21.10
You can define multiple hosts that can be reached through the same gateway with
the same address. You must enter a separate command to define each host with a
gateway.