
Configuring IP Routing
The Switch delivers full Layer 3 IP wire-speed routing that is easy to configure. The basic steps are:
create a routing interface
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assign an IP address to the interface
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implement a dynamic routing protocol, if desired
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Creating a routing interface
You create a routing interface by placing one or more physical ports on the Switch into a port-based VLAN and
then assigning an IP address to that VLAN.
Static routes
When you create a routing interface, you have automatically added a static route to the Switch's routing table. To
remove this route, you simply delete the routing interface. Static routes are never aged out of the routing table.
The routing table
The routing table is a list of all routes known to the Switch. It includes all static routes created when a routing
interface is created and the dynamic routes maintained through dynamic routing protocols.
Dynamic Routing Protocols
This Switch can also be configured to use standard routing protocols—RIP1, RIP2, OSPF—to calculate paths
through the rest of the network. It can be deployed on any network regardless of routing protocols already in use.
For step-by-step instructions, see:
Creating a Routing Interface - Command Line
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Creating a Routing Interface - Console
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Creating a Routing Interface - Web
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To implement RIP or OSPF, see:
Configuring RIP - Command Line
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Configuring RIP - Web
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OSPF Configuration Basics
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For background information on how the Switch handles routing, see:
Routing
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