Adding An Ip Route; Setting A Default Gateway - SANRAD V-Switch User Manual

Adding an IP Route

You can enable communications to networks outside of your LAN by
configuring an IP routing path. This allows volume access to hosts located
on external networks. Use the CLI command ip route add to add an IP
routing path to your V-Switch. If you are working in a V-Switch cluster,
you must configure the IP route on both V-Switches in the V-Switch cluster.
For more information on V-Switch clusters, see "Introduction to V-Switch
Clusters," page 72.
ip route add
You need four parameters to configure an IP routing path.
Example:
An IP routing path to Network D, IP 10.10.20.0, (IP mask 255.255.255.0) is
mapped from network port Eth2 through router gateway 30.30.20.20.
ip route add –dip 10.10.20.0 –dmask 255.255.255.0 –gw
30.30.20.20 –if eth2

Setting a Default Gateway

You can set a default gateway for Eth1 for working with your local
gateway. This gateway is used for any IP address not specified in the V-
Switch routing table. Use the CLI command ip route default to set
the default gateway IP address for Eth1. To change the default gateway,
repeat the command with the new default gateway IP address.
ip route default
You need one parameter to configure a default IP routing path.
Chapter 4: V-Switch Configuration
S P
WITCH ARAMETER
-dip
DESTINATION
-dmask
DESTINATION
MASK
IP
-gw
GATEWAY
ADDRESS
-if
INTERFACE
ALIAS
S P
WITCH ARAMETER
-gw GATEWAY
D S
EFINITION
IP IP
OF HOST MANDATORY
NETWORK
IP
MASK OF HOST MANDATORY
NETWORK
IP
ADDRESS OF MANDATORY
THE GATEWAY
ROUTER
NETWORK PORT TO MANDATORY
OPEN
COMMUNICATION
THROUGH
D S
EFINITION
IP
ADDRESS OF MANDATORY
DEFAULT GATEWAY
E
TATUS XAMPLE
10.10.20.0
255.255.255.0
30.30.20.20
eth2
E
TATUS XAMPLE
20.20.10.20
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