ipxroute
Displays and modifies information about the routing tables used
by the IPX protocol. Used without parameters, ipxroute
displays the default settings for packets that are sent to
unknown, broadcast, and multicast addresses.
Syntax
ipxroute servers [/type=X]
ipxroute ripoutNetwork
ipxroute resolve {guid | name} {GUID | AdapterName}
ipxroute board=N [def] [gbr] [mbr] [remove=xxxxxxxxxxxx]
ipxroute config
Parameters
servers[ /type=X]
Displays the Service Access Point (SAP) table for
the specified server type. X must be an
integer. For example, /type=4 displays all
file servers. If you do not specify /type,
ipxroute servers displays all types of servers,
listing them by server name.
ripoutNetwork
Discovers if Network is reachable by
consulting the IPX stack's route table and sending
out a rip request if necessary. Network is
the IPX network segment number.
resolve{ GUID| name} { GUID|
AdapterName}
Resolves the name of the GUID to its friendly name,
or the friendly name to its GUID.
board=N
Specifies the network adapter for which to query or
set parameters.
def
Sends packets to the ALL ROUTES broadcast. If a
packet is transmitted to a unique Media Access Card
(MAC) address that is not in the source routing
table, ipxroute sends the packet to the
SINGLE ROUTES broadcast by default.
gbr
Sends packets to the ALL ROUTES broadcast. If a
packet is transmitted to the broadcast address
(FFFFFFFFFFFF), ipxroute sends the packet to
the SINGLE ROUTES broadcast by default.
mbr
Sends packets to the ALL ROUTES broadcast. If a
packet is transmitted to a multicast address
(C000xxxxxxxx), ipxroute sends the packet to
the SINGLE ROUTES broadcast by default.
remove=xxxxxxxxxxxx
Removes the given node address from the source
routing table.
config
Displays information about all of the bindings for
which IPX is configured.
/?
Displays help at the command prompt.
Examples
To display the network segments that the workstation is attached
to, the workstation node address, and frame type being used,
type:
ipxroute config
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