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3.4.4 IP_ROUTE [n]

Default <nothing>

Ver <= 30.1.1

Not Used.

Ver >= 30.2.0

The MIB parameters

IP_ROUTE [1…64] were defined in older CCU versions, but had no effect.

The maximum numbers of

IP_ROUTE is increased to 100, and are now used as described

below:

When MIB is different to <empty>, the new Route will be added when CCU is starting, and you

may also change or delete the Route while CCU is running. The Routes defined by

IP_ROUTE

[1…100]

will not affect the Routes defined in “system.conf”, but be additional Routes.

Format: <null>-terminated text string.

<space> within the text string is ignored.

Syntax:

IP_ROUTE := <empty> | <destination> [ / <mask> ] <gateway> [ <flags> ]

<empty> :=

<dot-notation> := <d-number> . <d-number> . <d-number> . <d-number>

<a-number> := <number>

Range 0 … 0xFFFF.FFFE.

<f-number> := <number> Range 0 … 0xFFFF.FFFF.

<m-number> := <number> Range 1 … 31, or Bitmap 0x1000.0000 … 0xFFFF.FFFE.

<d-number> := <number>

Range 0 … 255.

<dec-number> := *<d-digit>

Range 0 … 4.294.967.295

<hex-number> := [ 0 ] x *<h-digit>

Range 0 … 0xFFFF.FFFF

<d-digit> := 0 … 9

<h-digit> := 0 … 9, A … F

Interpretation:

<empty>: Do nothing.

<destination>: The Destination is a 32-bit unsigned integer, normally specified with <dot-

notation>. Ex: “192.168.0.0”. It’s also possible to specify a <number>. Ex:

“0xC0A80000”, “3232235520” or combination “192.xA8.0.0”.

The upper bits of Destination (defined by Network Mask) are the Destination

Network Address. Only these bits are used – the lower bits are ignored.

The special value “0.0.0.0” (or just “0”) will be replaced by default

Destination:

• “0.0.0.0” when Gateway is specified – i.e. not

replaced.

• “192.168.0.0” when Gateway is zero – i.e. Default Routes.

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