Check Point QUANTUM SPARK 1600 - Routing Table Columns; Limitations

Configuring the Routing Table
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Routing Table Columns
Explanation
Column Description
Destination The route rule applies only to traffic whose destination matches the destination IP
address/network.
Source IPv4 address only.
The route rule applies only to traffic whose source matches the source IP
address/network.
Service IPv4 address only.
The route rule applies only to traffic whose service matches the service IP protocol
and ports or service group.
Next Hop The next hop gateway for this route, with these options:
n
Specified IP address of the next hop gateway.
n
Specified Internet connection from the connections configured in the
appliance.
n
Specified VPN Tunnel Interface (VTI).
Metric The priority of the route.
If multiple routes to the same destination exist, the route with the lowest metric is
selected.
Protocol Type of route:
n
Static
n
Directly connected
n
BGP
n
OSPF
n
RIP
n
Aggregate
n
Kernel
n
N/A
Rank A numeric value used to determine which protocol has a higher priority - the lower
the value, the higher the priority).
Notes:
n
You can configure this parameter only in Gaia Clish.
n
Static routes have a constant rank of 60 (cannot be changed).
Limitations
n
When there is a default route on an internal port, WebUI and SSH access to the appliance is allowed
only through the LAN ports or the active Internet connection (and not through an inactive Internet
interface).
n
In R81.10.00, static routes are not supported with a VPN Tunnel (VTI) as the Next Hop.