Advanced Networking Services Guide

4 To specify the default gateway, click Edit next to Default Gateway.
a Select an interface from which the next hop towards the destination network can be reached.
b Type the gateway IP address if required.
c Edit the MTU if required and type a description.
d Click Save.
5 To configure dynamic routing, click Edit next to Dynamic Routing Configuration.
NOTE If you have IPsec VPN configured in your environment, you should not use dynamic routing.
a Select the router ID.
The Router ID list displays the first uplink IP address of the edge gateway that pushes routes to the
kernel for dynamic routing.
b Select Enable Logging to save logging information and select the log level.
c Click OK.
6 Click Publish Changes.
What to do next
To delete routing configuration, click Reset. This deletes all routing configurations (default, static, OSPF,
and BGP configurations, as well as route redistribution).
Configure route redistribution. See “Configure Route Redistribution,” on page 20.
Configure dynamic routing. See the following topics:
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“Configure BGP,” on page 17
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“Configure OSPF,” on page 18
Add a Static Route
You can add a static route for a destination subnet or host.
Procedure
1 Log in to vCloud Air and navigate to the vCloud Edge Gateway Services UI.
See “Log In and Navigate to Advanced Networking Services,” on page 9 for information.
2 Click the Routing tab and Static Routes.
3
Click the Add (
) icon.
The Add Static Route dialog box appears.
4 Configure the following options for the static route:
Option Description
Network
Type the Network in CIDR notation.
Next Hop
Type the IP address of the Next Hop.
The router must be able to directly reach the next hop.
When ECMP is enabled, you can type multiple next hops. See “Specify
Global Configuration,” on page 15 for information.
Interface
Select the interface on which you want to add a static route.
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