Delete Nas-Route - Fujitsu Eternus DX100 S3 User Manual

Chapter 7 NAS Function Setting and Display
7.5 Network Settings > delete nas-route

delete nas-route

This command deletes an IPv4 static route that has been set using the "set nas-route" command. The static
routes that can be deleted by this command are the routes that can be displayed by executing the "-mode
startup" option in the "show nas-route" command.
■ Syntax
delete nas-route {{-host
net_ip_address
{-net
■
Parameter
-host
-net
-gw
-netmask
-nas-if-number
host_ipaddress -gw
gateway_address
-gw
This parameter specifies the IP address of the destination host in the route, that is to be
deleted, in IPv4 format.
host_ip_address
IP address of destination host (IPv4 format)
Example: -host 192.168.2.10
This parameter specifies the IP address of the destination network in the route, that is to be
deleted, in IPv4 format.
net_ip_address
IP address of destination network (IPv4 format)
Example: -net 192.168.2.0
This parameter specifies the gateway IP address, that is to be deleted, in IPv4 format.
However, if the "-all" parameter is specified, the "-gw" parameter is optional.
gateway_address
Gateway IP address (IPv4 format)
Example: -gw 192.168.0.1
This parameter specifies the netmask of the destination network, that is to be deleted, in IPv4
format.
netmask Netmask (IPv4 format)
Example: -netmask 255.255.255.0
This parameter specifies one NAS interface that is used by the route to be deleted.
• A NAS interface number that does not exist cannot be specified.
• If the specified NAS interface number is assigned to the port that configures the multipath,
both CMs must be set with the same route.
If the route on both CMs are set differently, the route information is not set correctly when a
line failure occurs and the communications path is switched.
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