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ROUTING
STATIC AND POLICY ROUTING
The Main route policy sends all traffic that reaches it to the Main route table.
It cannot be edited or removed. Typical destination-based static routes should
be added to the Main route table.
Policy routing allows for the addition of routes which are only evaluated when
a certain set of conditions match. Match conditions are specified in a route
policy. Evaluation occurs in the order in which the route policies are listed and
continues until a route is matched. The order of evaluation can be changed via
drag/drop. A route policy (including Main) will be overridden by polices that
precede it in the list.
To avoid unexpected routing problems, newly created route policies are placed
below the Main policy where they will have no effect.
Route Policies: Route Policies map a policy to a route table. Any traffic matched by the policy will be routed
according to the specified route table. If no policy or no route is matched, the lookup will continue with the
next policy in the list.
Main Route Policy: A special route policy that maps to the Main route table. It cannot be edited or removed.
Click Add to create a new route policy. Click Edit to edit an existing route policy.
Match on
• IP Version: Select IPv4 or IPv6. Depending on
your selection, you have different options for
defining the address range.
• Source IP/Network Address: Select the source IP
network upon which this policy will match. Leave
blank to match on any.
• Destination IP/Network Address: Select the
destination IP network upon which this policy
will match. Leave blank to match on any.
• Incoming Device: Select the incoming device
upon which this policy will match. Leave blank to
match on any.
‘lo’ is a special device that matches all local
(router-originated) traffic, including NTP, Syslog,
TACACS, ECM, and updates. ‘lo:ecm’ matches just the subset of local traffic for ECM. ‘lo:updates’ matches
just the subset of local traffic for updates downloaded directly from CDNs such as modem and router
firmware.