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3.2.7.
STP Enable
The STP Enable check box enables the use of Spanning Tree Protocol.
Note: Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) eliminates Layer 2 loops in networks, by selectively
blocking some ports and allowing other ports to forward traffic, based on global (bridge)
and local (port) parameters you can configure.
blocking some ports and allowing other ports to forward traffic, based on global (bridge)
and local (port) parameters you can configure.
3.3.
Configuring Global Settings
The center pane of the IP Configuration tab contains Global Settings. These
fields apply to all network interfaces.
fields apply to all network interfaces.
Figure 22. IP Global Settings
3.3.1.
Default Gateway
Every IP packet with an unknown destination will be forwarded through the
default gateway IP address. Set this address statically by typing it into the
Default GW field. It also can be set dynamically from another application such
as a DHCP client, a PPPoE client, or a PPTP client.
default gateway IP address. Set this address statically by typing it into the
Default GW field. It also can be set dynamically from another application such
as a DHCP client, a PPPoE client, or a PPTP client.
3.3.2.
IP Forwarding
IP Forwarding all traffic to flow between interfaces even if they are set on
different subnets. Select the IP forwarding check box to allow the system to
forward packets from one subnet to another.
different subnets. Select the IP forwarding check box to allow the system to
forward packets from one subnet to another.
3.3.3.
DNS1 and DNS2
You can set DNS1 and DNS2 addresses statistically by typing them in or they can
be set dynamically from another application such as a DHCP client, a PPPoE
client, or a PPTP client.
be set dynamically from another application such as a DHCP client, a PPPoE
client, or a PPTP client.
3.4.
Using Special Interface Commands
The bottom pane of the IP Configuration tab contains Special Action
Interface Commands used to create and manage network bridges and virtual
interface commands.
Interface Commands used to create and manage network bridges and virtual
interface commands.
Figure 23. Special Interface Commands