Route Types - Bay Networks NauticaRS Reference Manual

Route Types

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type: Specifies the type of route on which you are working.
Routes that are created manually are always shown as S (static).
For a list of route types, refer to
ipaddress: The IP address of the remote router.
masklen: The mask length associated with the IP address.
path-name: The path with which this route is associated.
When you create a new route you can only create static and
cul-de-sac routes. These are types S and C (see
router works, however, it learns many routes and these all have
different types.
Table 9-1 shows all the route types. Click on the type letter for a
more detailed explanation.
Table 9-1.
Type
P (Path)
S (Static)
C (Cul-de-sac)
V (Volatile)
D (Directed)
X (Proxy)
Note: The Nautica 200 does not support OSPF or Temporary
routes.
Table
IP Route Types
Type
R (RIP)
I (ISDN)
O (OSPF)
T (Temporary)
Combinations
9-1.
Table 9-1). As the
Using IP
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