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6. WEB FUNCTIONSRIP settingsClick [Settings], [Network settings], [LAN] and [RIP] in the menu bar. The followingscreen appears.ItemTx RIP to LANRx RIP to LANApply buttonCancel buttonDescriptionSelect RIP transmission to LAN. (None, RIP1&RIP2, RIP1,RIP2.) Default setting: NoneSelect RIP reception from LAN. (None, RIP1&RIP2, RIP1,RIP2.) Default setting: NoneClick to apply settings.Restore previous settings.VIrtual router settingsClick [Settings], [Network settings], [LAN] and [VRRP] in the menu bar. The followingscreen appears.6-12
6. WEB FUNCTIONSItemEnabled/DisabledNameIP addressDescriptionEnabled: VRRP valid, Disabled: VRRP invalid (default). The settingsmentioned below cannot be changed when [Disabled] isactive.Enter name of virtual router. (alphanumeric input, a maximum of50 characters)Enter the IP address (IPv4) of the virtual router.VRRP ID (1-255) Enter VRRP ID (numeric input, 1 - 255).VRRP Tx interval Enter VRRP transmitting interval (numeric input, 1 - 99).Priority (1 - 254) Enter priority (numeric input, 1 - 254).Preempt modeStatusApply buttonCancelEnable or disable the preempt mode. [] indicates enabled. Default:enabledShow status (Master, Backup, Error enabled/disabled).Click to apply settings.Restore previous settings.6.1.5 WAN settingsThe Network Administrator is responsible for the entry of WAN-related settings.Click [Settings] in the menu bar, then [Network settings] and [WAN] in the sub-menu.The following screen appears.**: Connection listItemDelete buttonDescriptionDelete the item having a checkmark [].• [Standard] data, at the top of the connection list, cannot bedeleted.• An item cannot be deleted if it is connected ([Status]=[Connected]6-13
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OPERATOR'S MANUALINMARSAT FLEETBROA
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TABLE OF CONTENTSFOREWORD..........
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TABLE OF CONTENTS6.2.1 How to detec
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FOREWORDSoftware InformationThis pr
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1. BASIC OPERATION1.1 Communication
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1. BASIC OPERATION1.2 SIM CardNote:
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1. BASIC OPERATIONStatus indication
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