Specifications
UHP-1000 SATELLITE ROUTER
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL, V. 2.5
(SW VERSION 2.5.X)
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ip delete IP_ADDR IP_MASK [1-1020] - Delete IP address, route or map [VLAN]
Delete address, route or map.
svlan delete demod|tdma 0-1020 [1-1020] - Delete SVLAN [VLAN]
Delete record on SVLAN reception.
udp ports 0-65535 0-65535 - UDP ports mapping for RTP compression FROM TO
Add UDP destination ports range for SVLAN-encapsulation, where the router will try compressing RTP
packet headers. If the range covers more than 200 ports, then this range value is rounded down to
the nearest hundred. Example:
1000 – 1100 -> 1000-1100
1000 – 1200 -> 1000-1200
1000 – 1220 -> 1000-1300
2250 – 3100 -> 2250-3050
udp delete 0-65535 - Delete UDP port mapping
Remove port range.
rip-advertise none|static|maps|all - RIP route types to advertise
Should static routes and maps be announced as per RIP2-multicast protocol.
The router will not announce default gateway, even it is not set. Incoming RIP messages are ignored.
rip next-hop IP_ADDR - RIP next hop to advertise
Set NEXT HOP parameter for RIP announcements. This option works in VLAN 0. For all other VLANS,
or unspecified NEXT HOP, the router chooses the value from IP routing table of each VLAN.
Some changes in routing table (IP address or gateway change) can be hard or even impossible to perform remotely
as removing old setting cuts the link to terminal. To overcome this issue it is possible to freeze routing table
temporarily and perform cumulative update upon doing all changes. When routing table is frozen “show ip” shows
new settings, but routing works based on old settings.
ip update off|on - Routing table update prevention
Stop or resume routing table update.
Router settings and statistics can be printed out using “show ip” command. Asterisks in front of records mean that
the relevant record is assigned from Hub.
UHP#sh ip
T VLAN Network/Source Mask Destination TrSh Packets Bytes
T – record type (A-IP address, R-statistical route, M-map, V- SVLAN reception)
VLAN –VLAN number the record is referred to.
Destination – where packets are passed.
TrSh – Number of Traffic Shaper stream which the traffic will go through (for map records).
Packets, Bytes - Number of packets and bytes which have used the given record (values are reset to
zeros after any changes in the route Table)
A 10.0.0.12 /24 Ethernet - 105 5460
IP-address on LAN-interface. There was traffic on it.
command - ip ad 10.0.0.12 /24
R 10.0.1.0 /24 10.0.0.10 - 0 0
Static route. Bytes counter does not work with such records, only packets are counted.
command - ip ro 10.0.1.0 /24 10.0.0.10
A 30 192.168.0.1 /24 Ethernet - 0 0
One more IP-address but it belongs to route Table with VLAN=30.
command - ip ad 192.168.0.1 /24 30