Allied Telesis AR400 Series Router - Manual (Page 111)

Routing 111
Software Release 2.6.1
C613-02021-00 REV D
Configuring IPX Dial-on-Demand
This example (Figure 18 on page 111) illustrates how to set up the router to
provide a wide area internet based on Novell’s IPX routing protocol with dial-
on-demand access. In this scenario, a PC at a remote site periodically accesses
the Novell file server at a central site to read Email, transfer files or print
documents on a laser printer. The two sites are connected by a PPP link over a
wide area link—either a dedicated leased line or an ISDN call.
Figure 18: Example configuration for an IPX dial-on-demand network.
To configure IPX dial-on-demand follow these steps
If the PPP link uses an ISDN call configured as a dial-on-demand link (see
“Configuring ISDN Dial on Demand” on page 91), then you can configure IPX for
IPX dial-on-demand services.
The following steps are required:
1. Clear the previous IPX configuration.
2. Enable IPX.
3. Define the IPX circuits.
4. Save the configuration.
UGIPX2_R
Network = 401
Netware
File Server
Network = 12
Remote PC
Head Office Router Remote Office Router
PPP Data Link
Network = 129
Table 14: Example configuration parameters for IPX dial-on-demand.
Parameter Head Office Router Remote Office Router
Ethernet interface eth0 eth0
Ethernet encapsulation 802.3 802.3
Novell network number for Ethernet 401 12
IPX circuit over Ethernet 1 1
PPP interface ppp0 ppp0
Novell network number for PPP 129 129
IPX circuit over PPP 2 2