<Help>
<Routing Commands>

        Routing Folder
        --------------

        Use this window to establish a static link to a remote
        gateway. The route you set in the Enter Command field
        appears in the Route Commands scrolling list after you
        click on the Add button.

        Enter route add or route delete commands here.

        Unlike other folders which hold information specific
        to a connection, this folder is "global", that is,
        it applies to all PPP connections that you are configuring.

        This command will get executed each time the isppp start-up script
        is invoked. If you need to set up a default route pointing to a
        default router (typically the case when pointing to an Internet
        provider), it is preferable to edit /etc/defaultrouter.

        Using static routes is the most cost effective solution and best for
        telecommuting applications. If you choose dynamic routing protocols
        such as RIP or Router Discovery you can force your system to become
        a router by doing a touch /etc/gateways (do not set up
        /etc/defaultrouter in this case). In.routed will typically send
        routing updates every 30 seconds, and inrdisc will send advertise
        messages every 10 minutes which will cause some unwanted phone
        calls.

        You may select static or dynamic default route in the IP Interface
        folder.

        NOTE: Rip cn be blocked by inserting one of the following lines in
              /etc/gateways:
                                norip isptp0
                                noripn isptp0
                                noripin isptp0
                                noripout isptp0

        Router Discovery transmit intervals can be tuned using the -T option:
                                /usr/sbin/in.rdisc -r -T <time_interval>
        Another option is to set up gated



        SEE ALSO: route(1M):
             route - manually manipulate the routing tables

        Double click the RIGHT mouse button on any field name to get help.

<Route Command>
<Enter Command>

        Enter (additional) routing commands here.

        The command you enter must use the following format:

                route add|delete [net] <destination> <gateway> <hop count>

        where:

        <destination> is the remote hostname or network. (If network, use the
        optional "net" parameter.)

        <gateway> is the name of a system that will re-direct traffic to the
        remote host or network. <gateway> is typically the name of your local router.
        
        <hop count> is the number of hops to the specified destination, that is,
        the number of gateways or routers required to reach the final destination.
 
        See man route (1M) for more details.
 
<Add>
 
        Click Add to add a new route command you have typed in.
 
<Delete>
 
        Click Delete to delete a route entry from a list of routes.

        When you wish to delete a route, highlight that line by clicking once,
        then click Delete.
 
<Change>
 
        Click Change to change an existing route entry.

        When you wish to change values on a route,
        double-click that route entry, then change values as desired in
        the Route Command Field , and click Change at the end.
 
<Reset>
        Reverts back to the last values applied by doing a Save in any
        of the isdntool windows. All values changed in the window are
        lost.
 
<Defaults>
 
        Restores the default values for the parameters in this window.
        This will override any previously saved values if you Default
        and then OK (save).
 
<OK>
        Saves all global and specific parameters for all connections
        into the file /etc/opt/SUNWisdn/isppp.cf. The window then
        closes automatically.
 
        Isdntool will make a SINGLE BACKUP COPY ON EACH Save. If you
        make a mistake in applying the configuration, the old configuration
        file can be retrieved from /etc/opt/SUNWisdn/isppp.cf.bak
 
<Save>
        Saves all parameters (including parameters on other pages!)
        associated with this connection to an intermediate file.
 
<Save & Dismiss>
        Saves all parameters associated with this connection.
        Parameters are saved to an intermediate file.
        After saving, this window is closed.
 
        Note that this only saves THIS connection.
        You must again press "Save and Dismiss" on the
        "PPP COnfiguration Options" window (the one showing the
        Connection Database) in order to save all parameters
        associated with all connections to the PPP configuration
        file /etc/opt/SUNWisdn/isppp.cf.
        
<Dismiss>
        WARNING: this exits the "Connection Settings" window without
        saving any new data you may have entered for this connection.

