To Edit Or Delete A Static Route - HPE StoreOnce 6500 User Manual

Procedure
1. Create the Management subnet as described in Step 3 of To add a custom network configuration
and select it.
2. There is an extra section at the bottom of the page that allows you to add static routing.
3. Click Add to define a new static route, which may be IPv4 or IPv6.
4. Enter details for all four fields and click OK.
Table 62: Static routing parameters
Field
Protocol
Target IP Address
Netmask / Prefix
Gateway Address
NOTE: Be aware that the StoreOnce software always converts the netmask to prefix (CIDR) format.
Regardless of how you enter the information when you configure the routing, it will display in CIDR
format on the Network Configuration-Status tab of the StoreOnce System Management GUI. Also, the
netmask/prefix is not used when a specific end device IP address is provided for the Target IP
address. That field is blank on the Status tab.
5. You may continue to add up to 10 IPv4 and 10 IPv6 static routes. The number of static routes that may
still be added is shown in brackets at the bottom of the screen.

To edit or delete a static route

Select the required static route by clicking in the adjacent checkbox and click Edit or Delete.
If you click Delete, you will be prompted to confirm that the "Selected Static Route will be deleted."
Description
This may be IPv4 or IPv6.
This defines the IP address of the target, which
may be a specific IP address or the subnet on
which it is located. The final value(s) in the IP
address indicates whether this is a host (specific
value) or a subnet (value = 0). For example:
• xxx.xxx.xxx.0 indicates any target on the
specified IPv4 subnet.
• xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:: indicates any target on
the specified IPv6 subnet
This is the Netmask (IPv4) or Prefix(IPv6) that
defines the range of IP addresses that are
available in the subnet to which the route is being
created.
This is the address of the gateway via which
traffic will be routed to the target host or subnet,
this address must be in the same range as the
current subnet.
To edit or delete a static route 209