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route
NAME
route - Manage restorer network routing, routing displays, and
the routing gateway.
SYNOPSIS
route add -host < host-name > gw < gw-addr >
route add -net < ip-addr > netmask < mask > gw < gw-addr >
route del -host < host-name >
route del -net < ipaddr > netmask < mask >
route reset gateway
route set gateway < ip-addr >
route show config
route show gateway
route show table
route trace < host >
DESCRIPTION
The route command adds and deletes routing rules, shows routing tables,
and traces the route to a host. An added routing rule appears in the
Kernel IP routing table and in the restorer Route Config list, a list of
static routes that are re-applied at each system boot. Use the route show
config command to display the Route Config list. Use the route show
table command to display the Kernel IP routing table.
OPERATIONS
add Add a routing rule. If the target being added is a network, use the
-net option. If the target is a host, use the -host option. The
gateway can be either an IP address or a hostname. Administrative
users only.
del Remove a routing rule. Use the same form ( -host or -net ) to delete
an entry as was used to create the entry. The route show config
command shows whether the entry is a host name or a net address.
If neither -host or -net is used, any matching lines in the Route
Config list are deleted. Administrative users only.
reset gateway
Reset the default routing gateway to an empty entry. Administrative
users only.