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Appendix A - Network Addressing A-11
IP Addressing
Each of the four subnets can, in turn, support 64 members.
The example subnet used above yielded 4 subnets, but you can use a different
mask to meet the specific requirements of your network.
Default Gateways
A default gateway is a network device, usually a router, that is responsible for
routing data packets out of the local network segment.
The address of the gateway is entered into the devices on the local network,
providing them with a location to send data that is destined for another segment.
Figure A-9
Router as Default Gateway
MAC Addresses
A MAC address is a physical hardware address that gets assigned to the inter-
face of a networking device. This address is typically created and burned into a
device’s ROM during the manufacturing process. MAC addresses are unique to
the device and are not typically user-assignable.
The MAC address is used for Layer 2 (Data Link) communications between
networking devices, and consists of 12 alpha-numeric characters as shown in
the example below:
Example: 00-3f-bf-00-01-45
- User Guide 1
- Vipersat CDD-56X Series 3
- Document Revision History 5
- Table of Contents 7
- Appendix A 8
- Appendix B 8
- Appendix C 9
- Appendix D 9
- Appendix E 9
- List of Figures 11
- Appendix A Figures 12
- Appendix B Figures 12
- Appendix C Figures 12
- Appendix D Figures 12
- List of Tables 13
- How to Use This Manual 15
- Conventions and References 16
- Product Description 17
- Router Features 18
- Dynamic SCPC (dSCPC) 18
- Single Hop On Demand 19
- New in This Release 20
- Chapter 1 - General 1-7 21
- Customer Support 22
- Reader Comments / Corrections 23
- QUICK START CONFIGURATION 25
- Initial Configuration 26
- Table 2-1 27
- Figure 2-1 28
- Figure 2-2 28
- Figure 2-3 29
- Figure 2-4 29
- Figure 2-5 30
- Table 2-2 30
- Figure 2-6 31
- Figure 2-7 33
- Figure 2-8 34
- Figure 2-9 35
- Common Screen Commands 38
- Menu Descriptions 39
- Figure 3-1 39
- Figure 3-2 40
- Figure 3-3 40
- Figure 3-4 41
- Figure 3-5 42
- Vipersat File Streamer 43
- Vipersat Configuration 44
- Figure 3-6 44
- Figure 3-7 45
- Figure 3-8 45
- Figure 3-9 46
- Group ID 48
- Figure 3-10 49
- Figure 3-11 50
- Figure 3-12 51
- Figure 3-13 51
- Figure 3-15 52
- Figure 3-14 52
- Figure 3-16 53
- Figure 3-17 54
- Figure 3-18 54
- Figure 3-19 55
- Figure 3-20 56
- Figure 3-21 56
- Figure 3-22 57
- Figure 3-23 58
- Figure 3-24 58
- Figure 3-25 59
- Figure 3-26 59
- Figure 3-27 60
- Figure 3-28 60
- Figure 3-29 60
- Figure 3-30 61
- Figure 3-31 61
- Figure 3-32 62
- Figure 3-33 62
- Figure 3-34 63
- Figure 3-35 63
- Figure 3-36 64
- Figure 3-37 64
- Figure 3-38 66
- Figure 3-39 67
- Figure 3-40 68
- Figure 3-41 68
- Figure 3-42 69
- Figure 3-43 70
- Figure 3-44 71
- Figure 3-45 71
- Figure 3-46 72
- Figure 3-47 73
- Figure 3-48 73
- Figure 3-49 74
- Figure 3-50 74
- Primary Heart Beat 75
- Home State Revert 75
- Figure 3-51 77
- Figure 3-52 77
- Figure 3-53 78
- Figure 3-54 79
- Figure 3-55 80
- Figure 3-56 81
- Figure 3-57 81
- Figure 3-58 82
- Figure 3-59 82
- Figure 3-60 83
- Figure 3-61 83
- Figure 3-62 84
- Figure 3-63 85
- Figure 3-64 86
- NETWORK ADDRESSING 87
- The OSI Reference Model 88
- Figure A-1 88
- Binary Math 90
- IP Addressing 92
- Private Network IP Addresses 94
- Subnet Mask 95
- Network Segments 96
- Figure A-9 97
- Example: 00-3f-bf-00-01-45 97
- Figure A-10 98
- AUTOMATIC SWITCHING 99
- Load Switching 101
- Table B-1 101
- Figure B-1 103
- Load Switching Process 104
- Figure B-2 105
- Load Switch Example 106
- Figure B-3 107
- Figure B-4 109
- Application Switching 109
- B - Automatic Switching B-13 111
- Fail-Safe Operation 112
- Figure B-5 113
- Figure B-6 114
- DYNAMIC POWER CONTROL 115
- Description 117
- Table C-1 117
- Adjustment for Data Rate 119
- Figure C-1 120
- NETWORK MIGRATION 123
- Firmware Upgrade 125
- Figure D-1 126
- Figure D-2 127
- Figure D-3 127
- Figure D-4 128
- Figure D-5 128
- Figure D-6 129
- Figure D-7 130
- Figure D-8 131
- Figure D-9 132
- Figure D-10 132
- Figure D-11 133
- Figure D-12 133
- Figure D-13 134
- Figure D-14 134
- Figure D-15 135
- Figure D-16 135
- Figure D-17 136
- Figure D-18 136
- Figure D-19 137
- Figure D-20 137
- Figure D-21 138
- Figure D-22 139
- Figure D-23 139
- GLOSSARY 141
- Appendix E - Glossary E-3 143
- Appendix E - Glossary E-5 145
- Appendix E - Glossary E-7 147
- Appendix E - Glossary E-9 149
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