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ASYNC ROUTER AR-P, AR-5, AND SYNC ROUTER REFERENCE MANUAL
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3.16 tcp/ip
Change the Router mode to TCP/IP
Syntax
tcp/ip [tcp/ip_command [param]...]
Description
When in IPX mode, use the tcp/ip command to enter the TCP/IP mode. The Router is always in one of
two modes, and the prompt always indicates the mode:
(tcp/ip)Router> Router is in TCP/IP mode
(ipx)Router> Router is in IPX mode
The protocol mode is set on a per-session basis. Individually logged in users can have different modes
set. Depending upon what mode it is in, the Router software selects the command set and help/usage
strings available to the user for the current mode (protocol).
You can also execute a command from a different mode by prefixing the command with the mode. For
example, to dump the TCP/IP routing table while in IPX mode, at the prompt enter
(ipx)Router> tcp/ip route
This command will switch to the TCP/IP mode, execute the route command, and then return to the
IPX mode.
- Async Router AR-P 1
- Async Router AR-5 1
- Sync Router 1
- USER’S GUIDE 5
- 1. Specifications 9
- Pin Number Signal 10
- 2. Introduction 11
- 2.2 Shared Router Features 12
- UTOMATIC FALLBACK 15
- YNCHRONOUS ROUTER INTERFACE 15
- 2.5 Async Client Kit 16
- 2.6 Operating Requirements 16
- 3. Connect Cables 18
- 3.3 Sync Router Connections 23
- 4. Connect Host 25
- Ethernet Hub 26
- 10BASE-T, AUI 26
- Previously configured 26
- Applications 27
- USING ROUTERVU UTILITY 30
- SING SERIAL TERMINAL UTILITY 33
- 4.2.4 SERIAL TERMINAL 35
- Figure 4-6. Serial Terminal 35
- 5. Install Software 37
- 5.3 Installation Examples 39
- YNC ROUTER 45
- 5.4 Parameters 47
- PARAMETERS 48
- 10.0.0.1 A 255.0.0.0 8 49
- 128.66.2.1 B 255.255.0.0 16 49
- 192.0.2.1 C 255.255.255.0 24 49
- Suffix Organization Type 50
- YNC ROUTER PARAMETERS 52
- IREWALL PARAMETERS 53
- LIENT PARAMETERS 53
- 6. Configure and Test 55
- ING FROM THE LOCAL ETHERNET 57
- ING FROM THE REMOTE ETHERNET 58
- Round trip time: 180 59
- NetWare server 62
- A.1 Dialup LAN-to-LAN 65
- OME/BRANCH OFFICE DESIGNATION 69
- A.2 Synchronous LAN-to-LAN 71
- Appendix B: Line Use 73
- B.2 How to Limit Line Use 75
- Appendix C: Troubleshooting 82
- C.1 LED descriptions 83
- ASYNC ROUTER AR-5 84
- SYNC ROUTER 85
- C.2 Router Commands 86
- OR TCP/IP NETWORKS ONLY 87
- ROMPT IS NOT DISPLAYED 91
- OOT PASSWORD DOES NOT WORK 91
- ANNOT SAVE CONFIGURATION 93
- HY DON’T THE MODEMS CONNECT? 93
- C.4 Operating Problems 95
- ONSTANT REMOTE DIALUP 100
- EMOTE SERVER NOT FOUND (IPX) 101
- ISCONFIGURED NETWORKS (IPX) 102
- C.5 Client Problems 103
- Appendix D: Interoperability 105
- D.2 SecurID Servers 106
- Ethernet 110
- Synchronous Line 110
- D.4 IPX Synchronous Routers 115
- ELEBIT NETBLAZER AND PN 116
- LACK BOX 116
- DTRAN ISU 128 117
- ARSE S5600, RACAL-MILGO 4556 118
- OTOROLA TA220/TA220K 118
- THER CSU/DSUS 119
- Appendix E: Glossary 120
- Router Parameters 127
- Ethernet Parameters 129
- Sync Parameters 130
- Modem Parameters 131
- Client Parameters Planner 134
- For the Router 134
- For each Client 134
- REFERENCE GUIDE 137
- CONTENTS 139
- 1. Quick Reference 141
- 1.3 Generic Commands 142
- 1.4 IPX-only Commands 145
- 1.5 TCP/IP-only Commands 146
- 1.6 RouterVu Commands 148
- UBCOMMANDS 149
- 1.7 General Info 151
- BOUT IP ADDRESSES 153
- ILTER EXAMPLES 154
- 2. Generic Commands 155
- 2.1 Interface Addresses 156
- 2.2 access shift 156
- 2.3 asystat 157
- 2.4 authenticate 159
- 2.5 client 160
- 2.6 config 162
- 2.7 date 162
- 2.8 default_mode 163
- 2.9 dialup 164
- 2.10 help 170
- 2.11 history 170
- 2.12 hostname 171
- 2.13 logout 171
- 2.14 memory 172
- 2.15 monitor 172
- 2.16 passwd 172
- 2.17 performance 173
- 2.18 ppp 174
- NTERFACE STATUS 177
- OMPRESSION METHOD SELECTION 177
- EGOTIATION 177
- EGOTIATION SUBCOMMANDS 179
- UTHENTICATION OF USERS 180
- 2.19 ps 181
- 2.20 reboot 182
- 2.21 start/stop 182
- 2.22 tip 183
- 2.23 trace 183
- 2.24 tux 184
- 2.25 update 185
- 2.26 version 186
- 2.27 who 186
- 3. IPX-only commands 187
- 3.1 Interface Addresses 188
- 3.2 IPX Addresses 189
- 3.4 IPX Server Types 190
- 3.5 IPX Packet Types 191
- 3.6 filter 191
- 3.7 ifconfig 194
- 3.8 ipx 195
- 3.9 netstat 196
- 3.10 ping 197
- 3.11 ripfilter 198
- 3.12 route 201
- 3.13 sap 205
- 3.14 sapfilter 208
- 3.15 spoof 211
- 3.16 tcp/ip 212
- 4. TCP/IP-only Commands 213
- 4.1 Interface Addresses 214
- 4.2 arp 214
- 4.3 domain 216
- 4.4 filter 217
- 4.5 icmp 220
- 4.6 ifconfig 221
- 4.8 ipx 224
- 4.9 netstat 224
- 4.10 ping 225
- 4.11 rip 226
- 4.12 route 228
- 4.13 snmp 230
- 4.14 syslog 232
- 4.15 tcp 234
- 4.16 traceroute 235
- 4.17 udp 236
- Appendix A: System Messages 237
- A.1 Syslog Messages 238
- ILTER GROUP 242
- A.2 Console Messages 244
- Appendix B: Dialing Scripts 252
- B.2 Dialer Script Procedure 253
- B.3 Sample Dialer Script 254
- SE TIP TO TEST DIALING 256
- B.5 Modem Control Signals 258
- Appendix C: Release 4.2 Notes 260
- Sync Router Only 261
- For All Routers 262
- How to Upgrade to Release 4.2 266
- Using Analog Leased Lines? 269
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