EXAMPLE NETWORKS104 CyberSWITCHAfter the device’s AppleTalk information has been entered, the menu will appear as follows:We will now continue with the AppleTalk Routing configuration. Return to the main AppleTalkRouting Menu.CONFIGURING AN APPLET ALK S TATIC ROUTESITE1 requires one static route. This static route will give SITE1 access to SITE2 and its associatedresources.To add the static route, select AppleTalk Static Routes from the main AppleTalk Routing Menu. Then,press 1 to add a static route. You will then be prompted for static route information as shown below:Use the following information to clarify each of the static route information entries:• AppleTalk network type:This is SITE2’s network type.• destination network rangeThis is the destination network range assigned to SITE2’s LAN segment. As indicated on thetopology worksheet, SITE2’s network range is 45-50.• next hop’s AppleTalk addressThe next hop is the device that provides access to the network across the WAN. In this case,SITE2 will provide access to the network across the WAN for SITE1. Because we are using anunnumbered link, enter 0.0 for SITE2’s AppleTalk address.Device AppleTalk Configuration Menu: (Device = "SITE2")1) AppleTalk Address 0.02) AppleTalk Routing ENABLED3) Make calls for AppleTalk data ENABLED4) AppleTalk Routing Protocol NoneSelect function from above or for previous menu:AppleTalk Network Type:1) Extended Network2) NonExtended NetworkEnter a network type from the above menu or to cancel? 1Enter the destination network range or to cancel? 45-50Enter the AppleTalk address of the next hop device. Enter "0.0" if the next hopis over an unnumbered link or to cancel? 0.0Enter the device name of the next hop deviceor to cancel? SITE2Enter the number of hops for this route or to cancel? 1Enter the default zone name or to cancel? SITE2.Engineering