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Efficient Networks
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Command Line Interface Guide
Chapter 6: Connection Management
Efficient Networks
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The address ranges assigned to the virtual routing tables may not overlap. All source
IP addresses not assigned to a virtual routing table are routed using the default
routing table. You can add routes to the default routing table using the eth ip addroute
and remote addiproute commands.
Procedures
Unlike changes to the default routing table, changes to IP virtual routing tables take
effect immediately. However, the changes are lost if they are not saved before the
next reboot.
Managing Routing Tables
The following command adds a range of IP addresses to a virtual routing table. The
virtual routing table is defined if it does not already exist.
-> system addiproutingtable
To delete a range of IP addresses from the range defined for a virtual routing table or
delete the entire table, enter the following command.
-> system deliproutingtable
The following command will move a range of IP addresses from their current
assignment to the specified virtual routing table. The virtual routing table is defined if it
does not already exist.
-> system moveiproutingtable
Managing Routes
To add an Ethernet route to a virtual routing table, use the following command:
-> eth ip bindroute
To remove an Ethernet route from a virtual routing table, use the following command:
-> eth ip unbindroute
To add a remote route to a virtual routing table, use the following command:
-> remote bindipvirtualroute
To remove a remote route from a virtual routing table, use the following command:
-> remote unbindipvirtualroute