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Echo LANlink Router Option User Manual

Issue 1.0

04 December 1997 Page 25 of 59

routing table.  Turning off IP RIP Receive as before will cause other learned
routes to age out after about four minutes.

NETWORK

The IP Network number to which this
RIP entry relates.

SUBNET BITS/MASK

This shows the subnet mask detected
by the Router.

GATEWAY

The IP Address of the next gateway
used in this route to send a packet to
the specified network.

SERVICE

The required service that must be
used to reach a specified network.

TIMER

This will display the time interval in
seconds, since

this  routing  entry

was last updated.  For the attached
Network this will be left blank. For
static IP Routes this will be STATIC.

METRIC

This will indicate the number of
nodes passed in the route to the
Network.   RIP packets pass on a
value that is incremented at each
node.  The metric is used for
selecting the best route if a multiple
route network exists.

This table gives the current ARP table for the router.

IP ADDRESS

The IP Network number to which this
entry relates.

MAC ADDRESS

The 

MAC 

Address 

(Ethernet

Address) associated with an IP
address.  If no MAC address is
available “NONE” will be displayed.

TIMER

Displays the time interval in seconds
since a routing entry was last
updated.  For the attached Network
this will be left blank.