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LCS60 Software
Configure Default Route, DNS, and SNMP
Default Route – dftroute*
Use the dftroute command to define the default route as shown in the example
below.
The default route may be entered either as a host name or as a TCP/IP dotted
numerical address (e.g., holmes or 154.12.21.3). The host name entered as the
default router must exist in the LCS60 configuration database; use the addhost
command to add the host as necessary.
Top>Config># dftroute
CURRENT default route is . . . . . . . None
DEFAULT ROUTE FUNCTIONS
====================================================
1 ... Define the default route
2 ... Delete the default route
To select a function, enter the corresponding number
[ Type q to quit or ? for help]
==> 1
CAUTION: The default route defined here will be overridden if a
router is advertising a default route in the network.
Enter default router (name, alias, or internet address)
[ Type q to quit or ? for help ]
==> 154.12.21.3
Trying to reach host "154.12.21.3" ... OK.
CURRENT default route is ....... None
NEW default route will be .. 154.12.21.3
Enter y to confirm NEW default route "154.12.21.3"
Enter n to reject NEW default route "154.12.21.3"
==> y
Top>Config> #
Be sure to specify routed with the protocol command to start default route ser-
vice at boot time.
* The dftroute command cannot be run unless the TCP/IP protocol is running.
3-24 Issue 3
- LCS60 Network Interface 1
- Issue 2 1-1 2
- Hardware Installation 4
- User Error Messages 10
- Seagate ST5660N Drive 10
- Manual Pages 10
- User Information 11
- Glossary 11
- Index I-1 12
- Feature Description 19
- Administration 1-19 21
- Manual Pages 1-21 21
- Customer Assistance 1-22 21
- Document Organization 23
- Reference Documentation 24
- Features 25
- Apple References 25
- Gateway References 25
- Overview 26
- Benefits 27
- LAN Protocols 28
- AppleTalk Protocol 29
- IPX Protocol 31
- Remote Access Protocols 32
- Serial Line IP (SLIP) 33
- Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) 34
- Multiple IP Subnetworks 35
- Security Groups 37
- Hardware Features 39
- Network Security 40
- Copy Protection 41
- R3.0 Upgrade 42
- Customer Assistance 44
- LAN Connections 2-29 46
- Site Preparation 48
- Hardware 49
- Space Requirements 50
- EMI Considerations 51
- Required Equipment 51
- Assembly 52
- Installing the LCS60 52
- Wall Mounting 54
- Table-Top Mounting 54
- Connecting the System Console 55
- Connection through Modems 63
- Power and Grounding 71
- Verify Fiber Connection 74
- LAN Connections 75
- General LCS60 Software 77
- Configuration 77
- Configuration Changes 3-28 78
- Commands 78
- 3-2 Issue 3 80
- Initial Setup 81
- 3-4 Issue 3 82
- Return key 83
- Issue 3 3-5 83
- 3-6 Issue 3 84
- Issue 3 3-7 85
- 3-8 Issue 3 86
- 3-10 Issue 3 88
- 3-18 Issue 3 96
- LCS60 Software 100
- Define a default route 101
- Define the Domain Name Server 101
- Define an SNMP manager 101
- Default Route – dftroute* 102
- Domain Name Server – dns 103
- SNMP Manager – snmp 104
- Starting the LCS60 105
- Configuration Changes 106
- Issue 3 3-29 107
- PPP – Configuration and 109
- Administration 109
- Table of Contents 110
- Lucent Data Switch 111
- Issue 3 4-3 113
- Screen 4-1: 114
- Issue 3 4-5 115
- Screen 4-2: 116
- Continued 117
- Screen 4-3: Continued 118
- Issue 3 4-9 119
- 4-10 Issue 3 120
- 4-12 Issue 3 122
- 4-14 Issue 3 124
- * Refer to RFC 1553 125
- Issue 3 4-15 125
- Reserved IP Address 126
- DESTINATION: 127
- Issue 3 4-19 129
- Call Trace Example 130
- Log File 131
- Related Commands 131
- 4-22 Issue 3 132
- SLIP – Configuration and 133
- Remote Access Clients 135
- Issue 3 5-3 137
- Issue 3 5-5 139
- Screen 5-2: 140
- Issue 3 5-7 141
- Issue 3 5-9 143
- 5-10 Issue 3 144
- 5-16 Issue 3 150
- ARAP – Configuration and 151
- ARAP Service 153
- 6-2 Issue 3 154
- Issue 3 6-3 155
- Show Session Example 158
- 6-8 Issue 3 160
- Gateway Services – 161
- Gateway Service 163
- 7-2 Issue 3 164
- Issue 3 7-3 165
- 7-4 Issue 3 166
- Screen 7-1: 167
- Telnet Service 170
- Inactivity Timeout Option 171
- Async-to-TCP Gateway Service 173
- TCP-to-Async Gateway Service 174
- UUCP Feature 175
- 7-14 Issue 3 176
- Issue 3 7-15 177
- 7-16 Issue 3 178
- Issue 3 7-17 179
- Trace TCP/Async 181
- Error Messages 181
- Log Files 182
- Status 8-40 184
- Error Messages 8-41 184
- Logging On 185
- System Console 186
- Remote Administration 186
- Common Commands 188
- Top Directory Commands 189
- Session Directory Commands 191
- Ports Directory Commands 194
- Service Directory Commands 196
- Manager Directory Commands 197
- Config Directory Commands 200
- Typical Administrative Tasks 205
- Log Level Example 207
- Summary Output Examples 208
- Backup and Restore Operations 209
- Generic vs. Variable Files 210
- Local and Remote Modes 211
- Call Error Messages 228
- Additional Log Files 230
- Maintenance 233
- VMEDKHS Diagnostics 9-25 234
- Connection Verification 9-28 234
- Memory Dump 9-30 234
- Reload System Software 235
- Remote Upgrade 250
- VMEDKHS Diagnostics 259
- Connection Verification 262
- Memory Dump 264
- After the Dump is Completed 266
- Originating Group Security 267
- Appendix A 269
- Server Table 269
- System Field 270
- Service Field 271
- Flags Field 272
- User Field 273
- Program Field 274
- Initial Parms Field 275
- Server Table Scanning Rules 276
- StarKeeper II NMS 279
- Diskette or Tape Installation 281
- Alarms to StarKeeper II NMS 286
- Cable Error Message 293
- Outgoing Call Error Messages 293
- Incoming Error Messages 301
- SLIP Sessions 302
- Appendix D 308
- STATLCS E-42 317
- TELNET E-43 317
- ATLOG ATLOG ( 1M ) 319
- ATNETSTAT ( 1M ) ATNETSTAT 320
- ATNETSTAT ATNETSTAT ( 1M ) 321
- ATPING ( 1M ) ATPING 322
- ATPING ATPING ( 1M ) 323
- DKCU ( 1C ) DKCU 324
- DKCU DKCU ( 1C ) 325
- DKMAINT ( 1M ) DKMAINT 326
- FTP FTP ( 1 ) 327
- FTP ( 1 ) FTP 328
- IFCONFIG IFCONFIG ( 1M ) 337
- IFCONFIG ( 1M ) IFCONFIG 338
- IFSTAT IFSTAT ( 1M ) 339
- IFSTAT ( 1M ) IFSTAT 340
- IFTRACE ( 1M ) IFTRACE 342
- IFTRACE IFTRACE ( 1M ) 343
- IPXPING IPXPING ( 1M ) 345
- NETSTAT ( 1 ) NETSTAT 346
- NETSTAT NETSTAT ( 1 ) 347
- NSLOOKUP ( 1 ) NSLOOKUP 348
- NSLOOKUP NSLOOKUP ( 1 ) 349
- PING ( 1M ) PING 352
- PULL PULL ( 1C ) 353
- PULL ( 1C ) PULL 354
- PUSH PUSH ( 1C ) 355
- PUSH ( 1C ) PUSH 356
- ROUTE ( 1M ) ROUTE 358
- ROUTE ROUTE ( 1M ) 359
- STATLCS ( 1M ) STATLCS 360
- TELNET TELNET ( 1 ) 361
- TELNET ( 1 ) TELNET 362
- ARAP Service Example F-22 366
- Introduction 367
- Client Software Configuration 367
- Client Packages 368
- Mac Connection – CCL Script 368
- PPP Service Examples 372
- WIN PC/TCP 3.0 375
- InterPPP 380
- Connection 380
- SLIP Service Examples 385
- ARAP Service Example 388
- Parameters 397
- Report Fields 402
- Issue 2 I-1 417
- I-2 Issue 2 418
- Issue 2 I-3 419
- I-4 Issue 2 420
- Issue 2 I-5 421
- I-6 Issue 2 422
- Issue 2 I-7 423
- I-8 Issue 2 424
- Issue 2 I-9 425
- I-10 Issue 2 426
- Issue 2 I-11 427
- I-12 Issue 2 428
- Issue 2 I-13 429
- I-14 Issue 2 430
- Issue 2 I-15 431
- I-16 Issue 2 432
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