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Configuring IPX Services
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117369-B Rev. 00
Default IPX Dial Optimized Routing Filters
When you enable IPX on a dial-optimized routing circuit, several Priority
Queuing (PQ) filters are created, by default, to reduce call initiation by various
IPX packets. These filters prevent IPX watchdog packets, SPX keepalive packets,
and IPX serialization packets from initiating calls or resetting the inactivity timer
on IPX demand circuits.
Enabling or disabling dial optimized routing on an IPX circuit affects the amount
of time that RIP/SAP waits before sending out initial route information when the
dial-on-demand route first becomes enabled, and the frequency of RIP/SAP
updates.
Enabling or disabling dial optimized routing on an IPX circuit changes the default
values of the RIP/SAP delay period to 120 seconds and RIP/SAP update interval
to 3600 seconds. If you enable dial optimized routing after configuring IPX on a
circuit, you should go back and set the Stabilization Timer Delay to 120 seconds
and RIP/SAP Update Interval to 3600 seconds. If you disable dial optimized
routing, go back and change the RIP/SAP delay period and RIP/SAP update
interval to the original default value.
Using the BCC
To set the maximum number of paths, you must configure:
• RIP/SAP delay period
• Update interval for RIP and/or SAP
To set the RIP/SAP delay period to the default value of 120 seconds, navigate to
the IPX interface prompt (for example,
box; ethernet 2/1; ipx 00023456
) and
enter:
stabilization-timer 120
To change the RIP update interval period to 3600 seconds, navigate to the RIP
prompt (for example,
box; ethernet 2/1; ipx 00023456; rip 00023456
) and enter:
update-interval 3600
To change the update interval period to 3600 seconds, navigate to the SAP prompt
(for example,
box; ethernet 2/1; ipx 00023456; sap 00023456
) and enter:
update-interval 3600
- Configuring IPX Services 1
- Trademarks 2
- Restricted Rights Legend 2
- Statement of Conditions 2
- Contents 5
- 117369-B Rev. 00 10
- 117369-B Rev. 00 15
- About This Guide 17
- Before You Begin 18
- Conventions 18
- Acronyms 19
- Bay Networks Customer Service 21
- How to Get Help 22
- Chapter 1 23
- Starting IPX Services 23
- Starting IPX 24
- Chapter 2 31
- IPX Concepts 31
- About the IPX Protocol 32
- Network-Level Services 33
- Networks routers running IPX 34
- Types of IPX Configurations 35
- Customizing IPX for LAN Media 37
- Chapter 3 37
- IPX Host ID Numbers 48
- Chapter 4 53
- Customizing IPX for WAN Media 53
- Using IPXCP and IPXWAN 54
- Running IPXWAN over PPP 54
- Enabling RIP on an Interface 58
- Enabling SAP on an Interface 59
- Identifying a Circuit 60
- Entering a Router Name 67
- IPXWAN over Frame Relay 70
- IPXCP Link Negotiation 71
- IPXWAN Link Negotiation 71
- Configuration 4 74
- Chapter 5 75
- Filtering Log Messages 77
- Enabling IPX Default Routing 87
- Figure 5-1. IPX Multipath 89
- Customizing an IPX Interface 96
- Using the BCC 100
- Using Site Manager 100
- Entering a Broadcast Address 102
- Entering a Multicast Address 103
- Setting the Delay Time 106
- Specifying Throughput 107
- Customizing IPX 111
- Enabling RIP on the Router 112
- Choosing the Routing Method 113
- Using Site Manage 114
- Configurable RIP Timers 122
- Adjusting the RIP Packet Size 125
- Configurable Split Horizon 128
- Caution: 129
- Customizing SAP Parameters 135
- Configurable SAP Timers 138
- SAP via Default Route 140
- Adjusting the SAP Packet Size 145
- Using a Multicast Address 147
- Saving the Service Name 148
- Using Static Services 151
- Enabling Static Services 155
- Entering the Hop Count 163
- NetBIOS Broadcast Filters 172
- Routing table 173
- Entering a WAN Address 180
- Dial Services 185
- Using Dial-on-Demand Service 186
- Dial Optimized Routing 190
- RIP/SAP Triggered Updates 193
- Using Static Routes 198
- Entering the Next-Hop Host 201
- Setting the Timer Ticks 204
- Using Route Filters 205
- Using SAP Filters 207
- Figure 5-15 209
- Service Name Filters 221
- Setting the Filter Priority 226
- Specifying the Protocol 228
- Specifying a Cost 231
- IPX Ping Support 237
- Deleting IPX from the Router 241
- Appendix A 243
- Site Manager IPX Parameters 243
- IPX Global Parameters 251
- IPX Interface Parameters 264
- IPX Change Circuit Parameters 272
- IPX RIP Circuit Parameters 277
- IPX SAP Circuit Parameters 283
- (Figure A-11) 292
- IPX Adjacent Hosts Parameters 295
- IPX Static Service Parameters 306
- IPX Route Filter Parameters 311
- Appendix B 331
- BCC show Commands for IPX 331
- Commands for IPX 332
- show ipx summary 333
- Table B-1. IPX show Commands 333
- <method> 335
- <address> 335
- <symbolic_name> 335
- <filter_direction> 336
- <protocol> 336
- <filter_action> 336
- <name> 336
- <filter_type> 337
- <target_net_address> 339
- <target_name> 339
- <host_address> 339
- <nxthop_net_address> 339
- Appendix C 341
- (continued) 343
- (continued) 343
- Appendix D 349
- Sample IPX Configuration 349
- Configuration Particulars 350
- Router 2 351
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