The following program description deals with:
By use of this program you can maintain the data for an IP interface, i.e. create new records, modify or delete existing data. You can also view already stored data for information purposes.
This paragraph will provide a short overview over the options available for updating these basic data
Just like in almost any other program:
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 9999
Enter the number of the process unit to which this IP interface is/ is to be assigned. The name of the system unit will be displayed on the right. Without this assignment, no IP interface can be set up.
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 99
Enter the number of the interface.
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max.20 chars.
Enter a name for the interface.
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 20 chars.
Enter the IP address (e.g. 132.147.190.1).
Please note that the IP address depends on the selected network class.
Class A = (Netmask: 255.0.0.0)
Addresses beginning with values < 128: First
position: Network address, Rest: Sub-address.
Class B = (Netmask: 255.255.0.0)
Addresses beginning with values >= 128 and <
192: First and second position: Network address, Rest: Sub-address.
Class C = (Netmask: 255.255.255.0)
Addresses beginning with values >= 192: First
three positions: Network address, last position: Sub-address.
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 9999
Enter the number of the WAN (Wide Area Network) to which this IP interface is/ is to be assigned. The name of the WAN will be displayed on the right. Without this assignment, no IP interface can be set up.