User Manual

Command Reference IP/Network Commands
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num
An integer between 1 and 16, inclusive. Commonly used to make a given
interface less desirable for backup routing situations.
Trusted
When enabled, this interface will only listen to routing updates from routers
specified by the Set/Define IP Trusted command. Otherwise, this interface
will listen to all routing updates.
Defaults Ethernet Interface number: 0
TTLNum: 1
Default, Proxy-ARP, and Trusted: Disabled
MTU: 1500 bytes
Listen and Send: Enabled
Examples
Local>> DEFINE IP ALL MTU 1500
Local>> DEFINE IP ETHERNET MTU 1500
Local>> DEFINE IP ETHERNET POOL 192.0.1.50 192.0.1.59
See Also Clear/Purge IP Trusted, page 12-18; Show/Monitor/List Hosts, page 12-43;
Defining an IP Address Pool, page 6-3
12.5.14 Set/Define IP Create
Creates a secondary interface—an interface that shares a physical device, such as an Ethernet port, but has
a different IP address. The secondary interface is commonly used to allow more than one IP network on a
given Ethernet.
Restrictions Requires privileged user status.
Parameters 0
The number zero represents the primary Ethernet interface for which the
secondary interfaces are created. The number zero must be included in the
command.
IPaddress
An IP address in standard numeric format (for example, 193.0.1.50).
Netmask
A subnet mask; for example, 255.255.255.0.
Examples
Local>> SET IP CREATE ETHERNET 0 192.73.220.183 255.255.255.0
SET
DEFINE
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PROTOCOLS
IP CREATE ETHERNET 0 IPaddress Netmask