Configuring the Routing Table
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The Route Monitoring table appears. Every row represents a server that the route probes to and its
statistics.
Next
Hop
Route
Status
Server
Packet
Loss
Failures
Min
Latency
Avg.
Latency
1.1.1.1 Active dns.google.com 0 0 4 5.7
Each monitored route can have a maximum of 3 rows (one for each server).
Route Status:
n
Active (green)
n
Inactive (red)
n
Reconnecting (orange)
12. Click Apply
Adding a Default IPv4 Static Route
This procedure adds a default static route to send traffic from any source, to any destination, for any protocol
to a specific IPv4 address.
Procedure
1. From the left navigation panel, click Device.
2. In the Advanced Routing section, click the Routing Table page.
3. Above the routing table, click New.
The New Static Routing Rule window opens.
4. In the Destination column:
Leave the default value Any.
5. In the Source column:
Leave the default value Any.
6. In the Service column:
Leave the default value Any.
7. In the Next Hop column:
a. Click the cell.
b. Select IP Address.
c. Enter the IPv4 address of the required next hop.
d. Click OK.
8. Optional: In the Comment field, enter an applicable text.
9. In the Metric field, enter a value:
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