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Chapter 7 - Network Configuration
7.6
IP Routes
All wireless traffic on the AP is bridged to the egress interface on the virtual network with which it
is associated. Therefore, IP routes cannot be applied to user traffic.
However, IP routes can be used to ensure that the management traffic generated by the AP is sent to
the correct destination. For example, if two virtual networks are defined, each with authentication
assigned to a different RADIUS server operating on a different subnet and VLAN, routing table
entries may be required to ensure proper communication with the RADIUS servers.
7.6.1
Configuration
To view and configure IP routes, select Network > IP routes.
7.6.1.1
Active Routes
This table shows all active routes on the AP. You can add routes by specifying the appropriate
parameters and then selecting Add.
The routing table is dynamic and is updated as needed. This means that during normal operation the
AP adds routes to the table as required. You cannot delete these system routes.
The following information is shown for each active route:
Interface: The port through which traffic is routed. When you add a route, the AP automatically
determines the interface to be used based on the Gateway address.
Destination: Traffic addressed to this IP address is routed.
Mask: Number of bits in the destination address that are checked for a match.
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Figure 7-9: IP Routes
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