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This two lines were changed from the basic configuration!
PVC ga020 0/132 proto=llc,bridging
PVC ga0280 0/134 proto=llc,bridging
Because the GRF supports InATMARP, there is no need to have any entries
in /etc/grarp.conf.
The file /etc/grroute.conf also remains unchanged:
192.168.14.0
If there is no such entry in /etc/grroute.conf, the following command must be
run on GRF 400 after every reboot:
route add -net 192.168.14.0 -netmask 255.255.255.0 -mtu 9180 10.1.1.1
We chose to have the IP address of the bg1 "interface" the same as the
respective ATM port0 interface before, so there was no need to change any
routes on the SP2 or SP21 nodes.
Check for correct routing entry on all nodes in SP21:
root@sp21cw0:/ dsh -a netstat -rn | grep 192.168.13
sp21n01: 192.168.13/24
sp21n05: 192.168.13/24
sp21n06: 192.168.13/24
sp21n07: 192.168.13/24
sp21n08: 192.168.13/24
sp21n09: 192.168.13/24
sp21n10: 192.168.13/24
sp21n11: 192.168.13/24
sp21n13: 192.168.13/24
sp21n15: 192.168.13/24
root@sp21cw0:/
Check for correct routing entry on all nodes in SP2:
255.255.255.0
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