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This section includes procedures to enable IPX routing and to optimize IPX 
for dial-up lines. For information about fine-tuning your IPX 
configuration, including running IPXWAN on a PPP link between the 
bridge/router and a NetWare Multi-Protocol Router, and configuring 
NLSP, see Using Enterprise OS Software.

To enable IPX routing, follow these steps:

1 Configure the network number for each port routing IPX using: 

SETDefault !<port> -IPX NETnumber = &<number>(0-FFFFFFFD) 

2 Enable IPX routing for each port using:

SETDefault !<port> -IPX CONTrol = ROute

3 Enable the NLSP dynamic routing protocol using:

SETDefault !<port> -NLSP CONTrol = Enable

Disable WAN broadcasts to reduce traffic on your dial-on-demand dial-up 
lines using:

SETDefault !<port> -IPX CONTrol = NoWanBcast

NoWanBcast causes the IPX router to drop WAN broadcast packets to 
prevent excessive traffic.

Routes dynamically learned are automatically purged from the routing 
table if they are not readvertised within a certain period of time. 

If you want to add a route to the routing table that will not be purged 
from the table, eliminate route advertisements required for dynamic 
route learning, and optimize the use of the available bandwidth on 
slow serial data links, you must add the route as a static route.

If a destination network is reachable with both a static route and a 
learned route, the router uses the static route unless you specify the 
optional Override value in the ADD ROUte command. If a learned route 
is available, regardless of precedence, it overrides the static route when 
the Override value is used.