Quantum SPARK 1500 - Configuring the Routing Table; Background

Configuring the Routing Table
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Configuring the Routing Table
Background
This page shows the routing table with the routes added on your appliance:
Version Description
R81.10.05 and
higher
The Device view > Advanced Routing section > Routing Table
page.
R81.10.00 The Device view > Network section > Routing page.
Notes:
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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.
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When no default route is active, this page shows this message:
Note - No default route is configured. Internet
connections might be down or not configured.
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For Internet Connection High Availability, the default route changes
automatically on failover (based on the active Internet connection).
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When a network interface is disabled, the routing table shows all routes for that
interface as inactive. A route automatically becomes active when the interface
is enabled. Traffic for an inactive route is routed based on active routing rules
(usually, to the default route).
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You cannot edit, delete, enable, and disable routes created by the operating
system for directly attached networks or by dynamic routing protocols.