Router enabling in WINDOWS

Previous: Dynamic Routing Protocol

Enable Routing

To configure a server running Windows as a networkVroTo enable the "Routing and Remote Access" RRAS, Routing and Remote Access) service.

1) choose Start> program> Administrative Tools> route and remote access, select server, and right-click, select "configure and enable Routing and Remote Access by members", enable the wizard, and click "Next ". As shown in Figure 5-2.

Figure 5-2 enable Routing and Remote Access

2) Select "network router" and click "Next ". As shown in Figure 5-3.

Figure 5-3 set as a network router

3) Select the protocol used by the router. As shown in Figure 5-4.

Figure 5-4 select the protocol used by the router

4) if you are using dial-up to connect to the remote network, select "yes"; otherwise, select "no ". 5-5.

Figure 5-5 determine whether to use dialing to connect to a remote network

5) Click "finish". The system starts Routing and Remote Access. 5-6 and 5-7 are shown.

Figure 5-6 the system will start Routing and Remote Access Figure 5-7 start the Routing and Remote Access Service

The Routing and Remote Access Services are enabled, and the routing function must be enabled:

On the page shown in Figure 5-7, select a server, right-click the server, select "properties", and select "vro" in the "General" tab to check the basket, if the vro also needs to connect to the remote network by dialing, select "for LAN and request dialing routing" and click "application ". As shown in Figure 5-8.

Figure 5-8 start a route

The steps for enabling routing in WINDOWS to implement routing are described as follows:

1. Static router for routing in WINDOWS
2. Dynamic Routing Protocol for routing in WINDOWS
3. The concept of routing in WINDOWS
4. Routing interfaces and filters implemented in WINDOWS
5. Configuration of static routes in WINDOWS
6. Router configuration interface filter in WINDOWS