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The TbxGwAddr0 and TbxGwAddr1 can be set when running the Toolpack installer (Custom Panel). TBX_GW_ADDRESS_0 and TBX_GW_ADDRESS_1 can also be edited directly in the ''[InstallDir]''/toolpack/setup/''[MajorVersion]''/toolpack.ini file. If toolpack.ini is modified manually, the Toolpack system needs to be restarted. | The TbxGwAddr0 and TbxGwAddr1 can be set when running the Toolpack installer (Custom Panel). TBX_GW_ADDRESS_0 and TBX_GW_ADDRESS_1 can also be edited directly in the ''[InstallDir]''/toolpack/setup/''[MajorVersion]''/toolpack.ini file. If toolpack.ini is modified manually, the Toolpack system needs to be restarted. | ||
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| + | For the TMG family, TBX_GW_ADDRESS_0 and TBX_GW_ADDRESS_1 both need to be set to 172.31.1.2. | ||
| + | :Example of a TMG3200 installation. | ||
| + | TBToolPack-2.3.1-Linux-tbrel-1-ppc-Install --tbxgwaddr0 172.31.1.2 --tbxgwaddr1 172.31.1.2 | ||
Revision as of 12:25, 29 May 2009
The Gateway Address is the term used to force the Toolpack application to use specific network interfaces, also referred to TBX_GW_ADDRESS_0 and TBX_GW_ADDRESS_1 or TbxGwAddr0 and TbxGwAddr1.
It is mandatory to set those value when the host server has more than 2 network interfaces. Otherwise, the applications may not be able to see each other.
The TbxGwAddr0 and TbxGwAddr1 can be set when running the Toolpack installer (Custom Panel). TBX_GW_ADDRESS_0 and TBX_GW_ADDRESS_1 can also be edited directly in the [InstallDir]/toolpack/setup/[MajorVersion]/toolpack.ini file. If toolpack.ini is modified manually, the Toolpack system needs to be restarted.
For the TMG family, TBX_GW_ADDRESS_0 and TBX_GW_ADDRESS_1 both need to be set to 172.31.1.2.
- Example of a TMG3200 installation.
TBToolPack-2.3.1-Linux-tbrel-1-ppc-Install --tbxgwaddr0 172.31.1.2 --tbxgwaddr1 172.31.1.2
