Comtech EF Data FX Series Administrator Guide - Manual (Page 103)

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Chapter: FX Series Remote Specific Settings
Section: FX Series Remote In-Path Interfaces
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Address:
This is the IPv4 address of this interface.
Netmask:
This defines the subnet boundaries of this interface.
Gateway:
This is the default gateway for this interface.
Routes:
Enter into the text area static routes which are used by the management and auxiliary interfaces. Each
static route must be entered on a separate line and must have exactly the following format:
Subnet “SubnetMask” “Gateway”
For example, to define a static route such that subnet 172.88.0.0/16 should be routed by gateway
172.27.101.99 you would enter one of the following:
NOTE: both are supported.
172.88.0.0 255.255.0.0 172.27.101.99
Or
172.88.0.0/16 172.27.101.99
Router polling:
If enabled, then SNMP router polling will be used (over this in-path interface) to ascertain the routes that
should be added to the route table that is associated with this interface. The default value is disabled.
Poll address:
This is the IPv4 address of the router which will respond to the SNMP router poll requests.
SNMP Version:
This is the version of SNMP that will be employed when making the router poll requests. The
default value is 2c.
Poll Community:
This is the SNMP community that is associated with the router poll request. The default value is
“public”.
Poll Interval:
This is the frequency in seconds that the router tables will be updated based upon the SNMP
router polling response.
ADC Auto-discover:
If enabled, the FX Remote will auto discover the FX Series ADCs by embedding probes in the TCP options.
If disabled, then the FX Remote will perform acceleration with a static list of ADCs.
The default value is “Enabled”.
ADC List:
This field allows specification of IPv4 addresses of FX Series ADCs that the FX Remote will
perform acceleration with.
NOTE: IPv4 addresses entered into this field while "ADC auto-discover" is enabled will
not be accepted. Host names that require DNS resolution generally will not work
because DNS requests only flow over the management interface.