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Step 3
Click Add NIC. A new NIC and its routing client display in the tree list box. Next to each is a
To Be Inserted icon
Figure 25: To be inserted Icon
On the right of the tree list box, tabbed fields also display for the new NIC's and routing client's
configuration information.
Step 4
Fill in the tabbed fields. (For field descriptions, see the "
" section.)
Step 5
If desired, set security settings on the records. (See the "
" section.)
Step 6
Click Save. The newly defined NIC is saved in the database and the To Be Inserted icon is
removed from the tree list box.
How to Define a Routing Client
To define a routing client, follow these steps:
Step 1
Follow the steps for viewing a NIC. (See the "
" section). The selected NIC's configuration information displays in the fields on the
right.
Step 2
In the tree list box, select the NIC to which you want to add a routing client. This enables the
Add Routing Client button.
Step 3
Click Add Routing Client. A new routing client icon appears under the selected NIC in the
tree list box and a new routing client tab appears in the window on the right.
Step 4
Enter the needed routing client configuration information in the fields on the right. (For field
descriptions, see the "
" table.)
Step 5
If desired, set security settings on the records. (See the "
" section).
Step 6
Click Save.
Sprint Routing Clients
If you specify Sprint as the type of routing client, the NIC Explorer automatically generates
some additional records:
An announcement named NPA_Blocked_Recording (if it does not already exist).
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Chapter 5: Configuring Routing Clients
Configuring a Network Interface Controller (NIC)