MOXA三层交换机配置.ppt

* * We can open the web browser IE on PC1 to type 10.0.0.254 in URL field to check the Routing table which was completed in the previous slides. This setting is found under Layer 3 settings in the web menu. We can open the web browser IE on PC2 to type 20.0.0.254 in URL field to check the Routing table which is under Layer 3 settings in the web menu. As a result of connecting the comptuers in the last slide,, there will be routing entries with two directly connected networks (subnets) with Interface name 10.X.X.X and 20.X.X.X respectively. * * If you want to configure more VLANs, you can add more VLANs to MOXA Layer 3 switches as it is shown above. * * Again, We must assign IP Interface address to the each VLAN by selecting different VLAN ID on the Layer 3 switch to enable routing function for each VLAN(IP subnet/network). * * Static routes are a very quick and effective way to route packet from one subnent (VLAN) to different subnets (VLANs). In added advantage is that dynamic routing protocols like RIP do not have to be present and you can really secure down a network because only the routes you specify Let’s start with the basics.What is a static route?- a static route is a hard coded path in the router or Layer 3 switch that specifies how the router will get to a certain subnet by using a certain path.What does it mean by hard coded?- you or someone has typed in the network ID and the next hop (manually configured) to get to the network specified. If static routes are so easy, why not use them all the time?- Static routes while easy but can be overwhelming in a large or complicated network. Each time there is a change, someone must manually make changes to reflect the change. So static route is only good to use in the small and fixed networks map topology. Those are the basic ideas of static routing. * * First, two VLANs need to be created with its own Interfaces on Layer 3 Switch 1. As illustrated, we created the Interface name of 192.168