t_config_routing_protocols_static_routing

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Static Routing

Static Routing

On the Configuration > Routing Protocols > Static Routing page, you can configure the static route.

  1. Click Add. The Create Static Route window is displayed.
  2. Choose one of the IP types: IPv4 or IPv6
  3. Enter the Prefix and Prefix Mask IP addresses.
  4. Enter the Metric. The valid range is between 1 and 255.
  5. Select the VRF checkbox to enable VRF.
  6. From the VRF Name drop-down list, choose one of the VRF names
  7. From the Route Path field, choose one of the following paths:
    • Interface—Choose an interface from the Interface drop-down list and enter the Next Hop IP address.
    • Next Hop IP—Is the default path. Also, enter the Next Hop IP address.
    • DHCP
  8. Click Apply to Device

 

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