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  BRIDGING CONTROL BY PROTOCOL IPX

# IPX RIP/SAP Transmission Control

Enable RIP Frequency Control

Enable SAP Frequency Control

Filter RIP

Filter SAP

RIP Delay

RIP Filtering Interval

RIP Forwarding Interval

SAP Filtering Interval

SAP Forwarding Interval

Filter SAP

  Click inside this field to change the current setting. If you want to filter SAPs on the specified port, set this field to Yes.
  Range: Yes or No

Enable SAP Frequency Control

  Click inside this field to enable or disable the SAP frequency control on the specified port. If you disable this field, the unit ignores the SAP forwarding and filtering intervals.
  Range: Yes or No

SAP Forwarding Interval

  This value, combined with the SAP filtering interval, defines the rate at which the IPX SAP broadcast messages are bridged.
  Range: 0 -- 1800 seconds

SAP Filtering Interval

  This value, combined with the SAP forwarding interval, defines the rate at which the IPX SAP broadcast messages are bridged.
  Range: 0 -- 1800 seconds

Filter RIP

  Click inside this field to change the current setting. If you want to filter RIPs on the specified port, set this field to Yes.
  Range: Yes or No

Enable RIP Frequency Control

  Click inside this field to enable or disable the RIP frequency control on the specified port. If you disable this field, the unit ignores the RIP forwarding and filtering intervals.
  Range: Yes or No

RIP Forwarding Interval

  This value, combined with the RIP filtering interval, defines the rate at which the IPX RIP broadcast messages are bridged.
  Range: 0 -- 1800 seconds

RIP Filtering Interval

  This value, combined with the RIP forwarding interval, defines the rate at which the IPX RIP broadcast messages are bridged.
  Range: 0 -- 1800 seconds

RIP Delay

  The RIP response from end stations carries the delay value specified in 1/18 of a second. LAN-attached devices typically return a value of two ticks. This value is not sufficient when IPX data transmits over the WAN through a unit.
  This value depends upon the speed of the WAN, committed information rate (CIR), committed burst (Bc), and excess burst (Be) values. You should also consider delays through the unit or other bridges.
  Range: 2 -- 360 (360 = 20 seconds)