Installation & Operation Manual 204 Document # LTRT-92224
Mediant 8000
Table 26-4: SC Static Route Properties
Parameter
Name
Type
Provisioning
Type
Description
Destination IP
Address
String
Up to 40 chars.
Online Defines the IP Address of the destination
entity.
Destination
Prefix Length
Integer
0-120
Online Defines the Prefix Length of the
destination entity (for IPv4 addresses this
is equivalent to subnet mask).
When the Mediant 8000 wishes to send
an IP packet, it compares the packet's
destination address with the Destination
IP Address of each available static route
using a Destination Prefix Length for
XOR operation on both. If a match is
found, the packet will be sent to the static
route's Gateway IP Address.
Gateway IP
Address
String
Up to 40 chars.
Online Defines the Gateway IP Address to
which packets to the destination entity
will be routed.
Comment String
Up to 200 chars.
Instant Defines the user-defined comment for
specific static route.
26.5.1.2 Static Routes for Media Gateway (TP) Boards
Static routes for Media Gateway (TP) boards are defined as part of Network Profile
and applied to all Media Gateway boards attached to the specific Network Profile.
Note: Starting from v6.2, Media Gateway (TP) boards implement ‘strong-end’
routing behavior, making routing decision based on the source subnet/VLAN.
This implies that the TP board’s static routes may not be used to "leak" packets
from one subnet/VLAN to another.
To configure Static Routes for Media Gateway (TP) Boards:
1. Click
to access the Media Gateway status screen.
2. In the Navigation pane, select Networking
Network Profiles; the Network
Profiles list is displayed.
3. Select a specific Network Profile.
4. In the Navigation pane, click TP Static Routes; the TP Static Routes list is
displayed.
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