Grass Valley Network Attached Storage System Serial ATA Network User Guide v.1.0.06 - Manual (Page 55)

Chapter 4 Network Administration
54 Digital News Production
on the same subnet. The third and fourth octets uniquely identify each node.
For more information about IP addresses, refer to “Entering IP Addresses”
on page 105.
NOTE: The subnet for Port 0 must be the same subnet as that used
for the workstation.
If you make changes, click Save .
Specifying Static Routes
A static route is a path between two networks. To specify a path by which the
appliance can access a computer outside the network (for example, NTP, DNS,
or NIS) and permit outside computers to access NewsShare NAS, choose
Network | Static Routes . The Static Routes window appears:
Review and change any of the following:
• Enter the IP address of the external network to which NewsShare NAS will
connect. (This is required if you maintain a web server on the network.)
• Enter the Gateway IP address for this static route. A gateway is an entry and
exit point to a network.
• Specify a netmask from the list of compatible netmasks. To determine
compatible netmasks for the network IP address, click the link Netmask .
• To add the network and gateway IP addresses of this route to the appliance
route table, click Add .
• To remove a route, select it and click Remove .
NOTE: Changes do not take effect until you reboot through this
software. Instructions for rebooting are described in “Shutting
Down” on page 88.