How do you configure a cisco router for routing ipx?
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Answer Posted / Megha Saxena
Configuring a Cisco router for IPX requires enabling the Novell IPX protocol and defining network addresses, subnets, and server services. Here's an example:
1. Enable the IPX service on the router interface:
`configure terminal`
`interface FastEthernet0/0`
`ipx enable`
2. Define the network address (Net Number) and subnet (Node Number):
`ipx network ?XXX`
`ipx network 1000 13`
3. Set the encapsulation type for IPX on the interface:
`encapsulation ipx ARPA`
4. Configure the IPX server services (optional):
`no ipx server rcb` (disables Resource Connection Broker)
`ipx server nimap` (enables Network Information and Mapper service)
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