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Local
The route is for a network connected directly to the router.
Remote
The route is for a remote network accessed via a PPP connection.
Static
The route is a static route.
Static/RIP
The route is a static route that has been updated by RIP.
RIP
The route is a RIP route.
IBGP
The route is an interior BGP route.
EBGP
The route is an exterior BGP route.
OSPF
The route is an OSPF route.
Idx
This parameter is only used for static routes and it defines the index of the configured static
route.
Interface
The interface over which the IP packet will be routed when the route is used.
Status
The current status of the route. It can be one of the following
UP
The route is up and can be used for routing.
DOWN
The interface that the route uses is currently down. The interface can be
activated if the route is required.
OOS
The interface that the route uses is currently “Out of Service”.
Related CLI Commands
Command
Options
Equivalent Web Parameter
route print Displays the IPv4 routing table.
route printsrc
Displays the IPv4 routing table with the src addr
information.
IP Hash Table
Management-Network Status> Interfaces > IP Hash Table
The router uses a routing hash table to improve IPv4 routing performance by reducing route
lookup times.
The IP hash table contains information on recently routed IP packets such as source and
destination IP address, IP protocol, etc. It also contains information on the interface and
gateway used when routing the IP packet.
When the router receives an IP packet to route, it will look in the IP hash table before
looking in the IPv4 routing table.
Whenever the IPv4 routing table changes (e.g. a route is added, deleted or modified), all
entries in the IP hash table are flushed out.
The IP hash table can be flushed manually using the “Flush” button.
Entries in the IP hash table are automatically deleted if it is not used for 10 seconds.