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Routing Configuration
6
O
VERVIEW
OF
THE
C
ONFIGURATION
This chapter contains procedures on configuring routing protocols and Network Address
Translation. Routing operates at layer 3, uses destination IP addresses and routing table decisions to
forward packets to the next hop address..
Table 6-1
Router configuration procedures
Procedure
Description
Menu
Reference
Setting Routing mode
To configure the router to routing mode. In this mode
packets will be routed to next hop address based on
static and dynamic route tables.
Menu-$A
Setting default gateway
To specify the default router or next hop where the
packet will be forwarded if no routes are found.
Menu-$A
Configuring static routes
To add, modify, or delete static routes that map
destination IP addresses to next hop IP addresses.
Menu-$C
Configuring Dynamic
Routing
To configure RIP1, RIP2, and OSPF dynamic routing
protocols through the router CLI.
Menu-$E
Configuring load
balancing with
independent links
if more than one route exist to a particular destination,
the routing engine will distribute packets equally
among the routes with equal cost
Menu-$C
Configuring NAT
To configure static NAT, dynamic NAT, and
overloading.
Menu-$J
Configuring NAT for
single link ISP
To enable NAT for single network link connection to an
ISP for internet access.
Menu-$JC
Configuring NAT for
Multihoming
To enable NAT for dual network network links
connection to two different ISPs. access.
Menu-$JC
Configuring NAT for
Internet access and Frame
Relay network
To enable internet access through central site for
remote enterprise networks (Internet backhauling). on a
Frame Relay network.
Menu-$JC