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Check Point QUANTUM SPARK 1600 - Editing an Existing Static Route; Deleting an Existing Static Route

Check Point QUANTUM SPARK 1600
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Configuring the Routing Table
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Notes:
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Enter a value between 101 and 200.
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The lower the value, the higher the
priority.
10. Optional: In the Probing method field, select the applicable option:
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Off - route probing is disabled.
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Fail all - route probing fails when all the configured servers are not reachable
In the fields that appear, configure the IPv4 addresses or FQDN of servers to ping.
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Fail any - route probing fails when one of the configured servers is not reachable
In the fields that appear, configure the IPv4 addresses or FQDN of servers to ping.
These are the default servers:
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dns.google.com
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dns.cloudflare.com
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dns.opendns.com
11. Click Apply
Editing an Existing Static Route
Procedure
1. From the left navigation panel, click Device.
1. In the Advanced Routing section, click the Routing Table page.
2. In the routing table, click the route.
2. Above the routing table, click Edit.
3. Change the configuration.
4. Click Apply
Deleting an Existing Static Route
Procedure
1. From the left navigation panel, click Device.
1. In the Advanced Routing section, click the Routing Table page.
2. In the routing table, click the route.
2. Above the routing table, click Delete.

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