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6.9.2 General IP Setup
The following figure illustrates the commands required for the average IP setup:
Figure 6-53: General IP Configuration
6.9.3 Adding Static Routes
All IP packets to unknown networks must be forwarded to Internet gateway router 192.0.1.110. A default
route to this router must be configured on the SCS, and the route must be included in RIP updates to other
routers. The route must have a metric of 2.
Figure 6-54: Default Route to Router
Another router, 192.0.1.99, provides access to the network 192.1.1.0. This route must also be assigned a
metric of 2.
Figure 6-55: Static Route to Router
6.9.4 Default Routes to a Site
All IP packets to an unknown network must be forwarded to the Internet access provider. Site internet is
used to manage connections to this location.
A default route to internet must be configured on the SCS. The route must be included in RIP updates to
other routers; it must have a metric of two.
Figure 6-56: Default Route to Site
Local>> DEFINE IP ADDRESS 192.0.1.11
Local>> DEFINE IP SUBNET 255.255.255.0
Local>> DEFINE IP NAMESERVER 192.0.1.45
Local>> DEFINE IP SECONDARY NAMESERVER 192.0.1.184
Local>> DEFINE IP DOMAIN “ctcorp.com”
Local>> DEFINE IP TIMESERVER 192.0.1.45
Local>> DEFINE IP SECONDARY TIMESERVER 192.0.1.455
Local>> DEFINE IP ROUTE DEFAULT NEXTROUTER 192.0.1.110 2
Local>> DEFINE IP ROUTE 192.1.1.0 NEXTROUTER 192.0.1.99 2
Local>> DEFINE IP ROUTE DEFAULT SITE internet 2