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Click New to add a static route. Target Address and Subnet mask identify the
destination network or host. You may also specify an Interface out which the network
traffic should be routed, a Gateway Address through which the network traffic should be
routed, and a Metric for this route.
Route management
Note
Route management does not have full GUI configuration support. We recommend that
only advanced users familiar with the Zebra routing daemon and/or the RIP, BGP or
OSPF routing protocol attempt configuration of this feature.
Advanced users may configure the CyberGuard SG appliance to automatically manage
its routing tables, exchanging routes with other routers using RIP, BGP or OSPF protocol.
Check Enable route management, select the desired Protocol and click Update.
The routing manager must now be configured manually by editing the appropriate
configuration files. Select Advanced from the System menu and select the
Configuration Files tab. Check zebra.conf and protocold.conf configuration file (e.g.
ripd.conf) and click Modify.
A relatively trivial example for each protocol is given below. You should not rely on these
guides to configure route management for your network, please refer to the Zebra web
site (http://www.zebra.org) for comprehensive documentation.
RIP
Ensure you have enabled RIP(v1, v2) under Route Management, then open zebra.conf
and ripd.conf for editing as described in the Route management section.
Note
! and # are comment characters. If the first character of the word is one of the comment
characters then from the rest of the line forward is ignored as a comment:
! password zebra
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