Crestron Electronics CP4N - Page 196

190 • 4-Series™ Control Systems Product Manual — Doc. 8559B
View and Configure IP Table
To view and configure IP table settings for the control system, issue the iptable command.
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Syntax: iptable [-p:program] [-t] [-i:id] [-c] [-o]
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-p:program - Enter all to display all programs or enter a number (0–10)to display
the program for the respective program slot
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-t - Displays IP table data in table format
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-i:id - Enter the IP ID to display the entry for that ID.
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-c - Clears the IP table for the specified program (requires -p parameter)
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-o - Displays offline devices only
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No parameters - Shows the IP Table for Program 1
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Example: iptable -all -t
Add Peer Entry
To add a peer (subordinate) entry to the IP table, use the addpeer command.
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Syntax: addpeer cipid ip_address/name [-d:device_id] [-c:cipport] [-
p:program][-u:roomid]
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cipid - The ID of the CIP node (in hexadecimal format)
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ip_address/name - The IP address (in dot decimal notation) or the name of the site
for DNS lookup
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-d:device_id - The device ID in the device redirection table (in hex, must be less
than 256)
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-c:cipport - The CIP port number for the connection (must be greater than 256)
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-p:program - The program number on the control system that uses the device
(default is 1)
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-u:roomid - The room ID used for communication with a Crestron Virtual Control
server (max length is 32 characters, valid values are A–Z and 0–9)
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Example: addpeer 13 255.255.255.255 -d:134 -c:458 -p:3 -u:avf469
NOTE: For more information on connecting a device to Crestron Virtual Control, refer
to the help file in the Crestron Virtual Control web configuration interface. To access
the help file, select the question mark button on the top left of the pag.