Configuring the Routing Table
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Configuring the Routing Table
The Device > Routing page shows routing tables with the routes added on your appliance.
On this page:
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You can add or edit routes and configure manual routing rules. You cannot edit system defined
routes.
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You can specify routes for and associate IP addresses with selected VPN tunnels. To add, delete,
and modify the IP addresses, use dynamic routing protocols.
For every route:
Table
Columns
Description
Destination The route rule applies only to traffic whose destination matches the
destination IP address/network.
Source IPv4 only. The route rule applies only to traffic whose source matches the
source IP address/network.
Service IPv4 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:
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Specified IP address of the next hop gateway.
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Specified Internet connection from the connections configured in the
appliance.
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Specified VPN Tunnel Interface (VTI).
Metric Determines 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. Can be Static, Directly connected, BGP, OSPF, and so on.
Rank A numeric value used to determine which protocol has a higher priority (the
lower the value, the higher the priority).
Static routes have a constant rank of 60 (cannot be changed).
Note - You can configure this parameter only in Gaia Clish.
To add a new static route (IPv4 addresses):
1. In Device > Routing, above the Routing Table, click New.
The New Routing Rule window opens with this message:
Traffic from any source to any destination that belongs to any service should be routed through the
next hop.
2. Click next hop and select an option in the new window that opens:
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