Cabletron Systems CSX100 series User Manual - page 69

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Note: ISDN lines can incur large delays, especially when dialing long

distance.  You can determine the actual delay by performing an IP ping

and dividing the result by 2.  A typical value is 50 ms (~3 ticks).

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 To add a new entry, click Add, enter the IPX Network Number, Hop

Count, and Ticks in the small window displayed and click OK.

(The Tab key can be used to tab between each item on the entry

window.)

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 To delete any entry, click the line containing the entry, click Delete

and click OK on the verification window.

IPX SAPs

If you are configuring IPX Routing, you will also need to enter details

about services that are available on the LAN networks connected beyond

the remote router.

Ask your network administrator to determine if you need to seed the

services table and what information is required.  To seed the services

table, click IPX SAPs.

The window displays a list of each Server Name with the corresponding

Server Type, Network #, Node #, and Socket #.  The WAN Network

Number is displayed.

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 To add a new server entry, click Add.

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 Select a server by entering the Server Type, click one of the servers

already defined, or define your own.

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 In the following field, enter:

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 Server Name (Service Name)

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 Network number (The Network # is the 8-character

hexadecimal internal network number associated with the

server)

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 Node Number  (The Node # is the 12-character hexadecimal

internal node number associated with the server entered in the

format xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx)

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 Socket number (The Socket # is the 4-character number

representing the service (application) within the server node)

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 Click OK.

  Note: This information is available from your network

administrator.