User Manual

Command Reference IP/Network Commands
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Parameters Default
Configures a default route. If an explicit route to a destination network doesn’t
exist, the packet will be routed according to the default route.
Static default routes are used when another router is the designated default
route. If this router is to advertise itself as the default router, see Set/Define IP
All/Ethernet Default, page 12-32.
destination
An IP address in standard numeric form.
Nextrouter
Sets the router that packets to the destination will be sent to.
router
A router name or IP address.
Note: If the route points to a site, use the Site parameter.
Site
Specifies the site that packets to the destination will be sent to. When a packet
arrives for the destination, a connection will be formed to the specified site, if
one does not currently exist.
The site must be defined before a route can be created that points to the site.
To configure a site, use the Define Site commands.
SiteName
A site name of up to 12 characters.
Note: If the next “hop” is a router available on the LAN, use the Nextrouter parameter.
num
An integer from 1 through 16 representing the metric for this route.
Defaults Metric: 16 (unreachable)
Examples
Local>> SET IP ROUTE 198.8.8.0 NEXT 192.0.1.9
See Also Clear/Purge IP Route, page 12-17; Show/Monitor/List IP Route, page 12-43;
IP Routing, page 6-15
12.5.23 Set/Define IP Routing
Configures the routing of IP packets. If routing is disabled, any packets requiring routing on the SCS will
be rejected. The router will still learn routes via RIP (if enabled) for its own use.
SET
DEFINE
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PROTOCOLS
IP ROUTING
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DISABLED
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