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IP Addresses The IP address is the address of a computer or router node on a network. This address identifies both the network's address and the node's address on that network. Predictive Gateway Node Two IP addresses must be configured on the Predictive Gateway Node. One IP address identifies the Predictive Gateway Node as the gateway node to the X.25 network and another IP address identifies it as the gateway node to the customer's LAN network. In our example, the address identifying the Predictive Gateway Node as a gateway to the X.25 network is B 122.222 222.100, and the address identifying the Predictive Gateway Node as a gateway to the LAN network is A 111 111.111.222. Thus, the Predictive Gateway Node is a node that belongs to two different networks. An X.25 Network IP address is also configured on the HP Response Center Node in order to identify it as a node on the X.25 network. In our example, the X.25 Network IP address for the HP Response Center Node is B 122.222 222.050. Note that the network portion of both the Predictive Gateway Node's X.25 Network IP address and the HP Response Center Node's X.25 Network IP address is B 122.222 in order for communication to occur between the two nodes. Satellite Node(s) In our example, the LAN network consists of three Satellite Nodes connected to the Predictive Gateway Node via LAN. Each node on the LAN network must have an IP address that identifies it as a satellite or remote node on the customer's LAN network: * Satellite Node 1: A 111 111.111.201 * Satellite Node 2: A 111 111.111.202 * Satellite Node 3: A 111 111.111.203 For our example, the IP address A 111 111.111.201 must be configured on Satellite Node 1, IP address A 111 111.111.202 on Satellite Node 2, and IP address A 111 111.111.203 on Satellite Node 3.