Specifications

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Cisco MGX 8260 Command Line Interface Guide
Release 1.2, Part Number 78-10987-01 Rev. B0, January, 2002
Chapter 4 Service Management
Configuration Tasks for Lines
Configuring Static Routes
You can configure static routes for the MGX 8260 routing table. These routes apply to lines that utilize
an IP network. You can configure static routes for empty slots or non-existing lines, but the changes
have no effect without the necessary hardware.
Adding Static Routes
To add a static route, enter the addsrt command, as described in the “addsrt” section on page 9-30. The
system adds the static route to the routing table.
Deleting Static Routes
To delete a static route, enter the delsrt command, specifying the IP address of the static route you want
to delete and the slot and line number (slot.line) for the static route interface. The system deletes the
static route from the routing table.
Viewing Static Routes
To view a specific static route, enter the lssrt command, specifying the IP address of the static route
and the slot and line number (slot.line) for the static route interface. The system displays the static route
information:
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Static Route Entry (lssrt)
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Dest IP Addr :10.15.26.0
Interface(Slot.Line) :9.1
Priority :1
To view all static routes, enter the lssrts command. The system displays all static routes:
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Static Route Entries (lssrts)
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Destination IP Address Interface (Slot.Line) Priority
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127.2.4 9.1 1
127.2.4 9.2 2
Displayed Information Description
Destination IP Address The IP address of the static route
Interface Slot and line number for the static route interface
Route Priority Priority for the static route