210 Configuring Enterprise Edge ServicesEnterprise Edge 2.0 Programming Operations Guide P0911588 Issue 012. Configure LAN1 for IPX routing using the following tables.The Interface Summary settings are:The RIP Parameters settings are:Attribute DescriptionInterface Name Displays the name of the interface you are currently configuring for IPXrouting.Input FilterActionsAllows you to specify the action the filter must perform on inbound traffic.The values possible values are:Deny all inbound traffic matching the criterion defined for filters.Permit all inbound traffic matching the criterion defined for filters.The default value is Deny.Note: You must create a filter before you can assign an action. To create afilter, see Adding RIP filters for IPX routing on page 213.Output FilterActionsAllows you to specify the action the filter must perform on outbound traffic.The values possible values are:Deny all outbound traffic matching the criterion defined for filters.Permit all outbound traffic matching the criterion defined for filters.The default value is Deny.Note: You must create a filter before you can assign an action. To create afilter, see Adding RIP filters for IPX routing on page 213.Network Number Allows you to specify the network number (also called external networknumber) for routing purposes.Frame Type Allows you to specify the frame type. For example, an Ethernet 802.2 frametype value is 2ff.Ethernet II: 0, Ethernet 803.2: 1, Ethernet 802.2: 2, SNAP: 3 Arcnet: 4.System default shows only the suffix ff.Attribute DescriptionRIP State Allows you to enable or disable RIP for this interface.The values are Enabled or Disabled.Advertise Routes Allows you enable or disable the advertisement of routes on the interface yourconfiguring. The default value is Disabled.Accept RouteAdvertisementsAllows you to enable or disable the acceptance of route advertisement fromremote routers on this interface.The default value is Enabled.Update Mode Allows you to select an update mode for the routing table. The routing tableupdate modes available are:Standard update mode sends out a router’s routing table at regular intervals(which you specify in the Update Interval box). New routes are added to therouting table as dynamic routes and are deleted from the routing tables whenthe router restarts.Autostatic update mode sends a routing table on the current interface whenother routers connected to this interface request it. New routes to thisinterface, using RIP, are stored as static routes in the routing table for thisinterface and remain until you delete them.No Update mode never updates the routing tables on the current interface.
