Table B-6. Displaying Routing Table Information Using The Netstat Command - Nortel 2000 User Manual

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Routing Table Information
The netstat –r command displays statistics and information about all
available routes in the RIP routing table, including dial-out routes;
dynamic dialing routes that do not have a phone connection established
appear with a w at the end of the route entry. Table B-6 lists the netstat
command arguments that display routing information. Table B-7
describes the field definitions for the
netstat –r command display.

Table B-6. Displaying Routing Table Information using the netstat Command

Field Definition
–r Displays statistics and information about all available routes in
the routing table. A route comprises a destination host or network
and the gateway through which data is forwarded.
If the dial-out route currently is not active, only do<route
number> appears in the Interface field. If the route currently is
active, asy<port number> appears in the Interface field.
–ra Displays only AppleTalk routes.
–ri Displays only IP routes.
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