128.2.1 ADD-LANC

No particular order is specified for configuring the tables. However, the following cross-references exist when the global parameter table is added:

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To the network interface table:
Used to check whether the network interface(s) to be activated (ACTNETIF parameter) has/have been added. All network interfaces that have not been added are output with the message H08 and the command is executed as specified.
The associated network interface must be added for all network access rights used in the firewall IP address table.

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To the firewall checks:
Depending on the scope selected (FIREWALL parameter), the entries in the firewall IP address table, firewall MAC address table and ISDN remote terminal table are used. If the firewall checks are activated but the associated table contains no valid entries, no packets are transmitted.

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To the IP routing tables:
At host IP addresses the net mask does not have to be entered because it does not take effect. Even if the net mask has been entered the default value 255.255.255.255 shall be written in the database and H10 is output. In case of network IP addresses the network mask 255.255.255.255 is not allowed and the command is rejected with the message F26.

The WAML board can route all IP addresses not contained in its IP routing table to a default router. The solution is to let a specific entry having the “wild card address” 0.0.0.0 be configured in the IP routing table where this entry must contain the IP address of the default router as a further parameter. If this entry is present, all IP addresses not configured in the IP routing table will be routed to the default router.

When adding the network interface to the Atlantic LAN (network interface table), note that the last position in this IP address is permanently assigned and must always be ’4’ (e.g. IPADDR=192.168.1.4). Each incorrect entry is rejected with the message F24!

In order to guarantee the uniqueness of IP addresses, each IP address must be entered no more than once in all tables arranged by IP address.

Procedure overview


Command code	Parameter
ADD-LANC	[LTG=<number>],LTU=<number>,SLOT=<number>
	,TABTYPE=GLOBAL,STNO=<key-num>,LANHW=<param>	(1)
	,ACTNETIF=<param>,FIREWALL=<param>
	,[DIALATT=<number>],[PAUSE=<number>]
	,[BYTERATE=<number>],[PACKRATE=<number>]
	,[HIWTRMRK=<number>],[HIWTRTMR=<number>]
	,[LOWTRMRK=<number>],[LOWTRTMR=<number>]
	,[TRACELV=<number>]
	,[ADPISDN=<param>],[ADPELAN=<param>];

	\|,TABTYPE=NETWORK,NETNAME=<param>,IPADDR=<string>	(2)
	,IPNMASK=<string>,[MAXTU=<number>];

	\|,TABTYPE=IPROUTE,IPADDR=<string>,DESTTYPE=<param>	(3)
	,[IPNMASK=<string>],NEXTROUT=<string>;

	\|,TABTYPE=ISDNTERM,IPADDR=<string>	(4)
	,STNO1=<key-num>,INOUTCH1=<param>
	,[STNO2=<key-num>],[INOUTCH2=<param>],
	,[STNO3=<key-num>],[INOUTCH3=<param>]
	,[STNO4=<key-num>],[INOUTCH4=<param>]
	,[HOLDTIME=<number>],[CHBUND=<number>]
	,[BITRATE=<number>],[CALLBACK=<param>];

	\|,TABTYPE=FIREIP,IPADDR=<string>,NETAR=<param>;	(5)

	\|,TABTYPE=FIREMAC,IPADDR=<string>,MACADDR=<string>;	(6)

Examples

Configure the global parameter table.

Input:

ADD-LANC:1,2,25,GLOBAL,47211,WESTERN,EXTLAN1&ISDN,SRCIP&ISDN;

Add the network interface to the external LAN in the network interface table with IP address 140.1.0.1, with network mask 255.255.255.0 and a packet size of 1000 bytes.

Input:

ADD-LANC:1,2,25,NETWORK,EXTLAN1,140.1.0.1,255.255.255.0,1000;

Add an entry to the IP routing table for host IP address 198.1.108.3, with network mask 255.255.255.0 and IP address 140.1.0.2 as the next router.

Input:

ADD-LANC:1,2,25,IPROUTE,198.1.108.3,NET,255.255.255.0,140.1.0.2;

Add an entry to the IP routing table for host IP address 198.1.108.103 and IP address 140.1.0.3 as the next router.

Input:

ADD-LANC:1,2,25,IPROUTE,198.1.108.103,HOST,,140.1.0.3;

Add an entry to the ISDN remote terminal table for IP address 192.168.255.64 along with the possible ISDN station numbers for the WAML and their usage.

Input:

ADD-LANC:1,2,25,ISDNTERM,192.168.255.64,036147931,OUT;

Add an entry to the firewall IP address table for IP address 192.168.1.3 with access rights to all networks.

Input:

ADD-LANC:1,2,25,FIREIP,192.168.1.3,ALL;

Add an entry to the firewall MAC address table for IP address 192.168.5.1 and MAC address CC.00.A0.45.D0.7F.

Input:

ADD-LANC:1,2,25,FIREMAC,192.168.5.1,CC.00.A0.45.D0.7F;

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