Configuring Static Routes; Removing Static Routes; Listing Static Routes - IBM TotalStorage NAS Gateway 500 Administrator's Manual

SMIT fastpath
As a NAS administrator, you can obtain network interface statistics by selecting
Manage System→System Information→Show Network Statistics.
WebSM
As a NAS administrator, you can obtain network interface statistics by executing
NAS Management→NAS System→ xx.xx.xx.xx (IP address)→Network→TCP/IP
(IPv4 and IPv6)→Network Interfaces→(right-click an interface)→Network
Statistics.

Configuring static routes

You can configure static routes for each of the interface that are detected on the
NAS Gateway 500 using one of the following methods:
CLI command
At the command prompt, enter mkroute -d destination -g gateway.
SMIT fastpath
The SMIT fastpath command to make an static route is smit mkroute.
WebSM
In WebSM, you can access the static routing wizard by navigating to: NAS
Management→NAS System→Node (Server IP address)→Network→Overview and
Tasks→Static Route Wizard.

Removing static routes

You can remove a static route from a local node or its peer node.
CLI command
At the command prompt, enter rmroute -d destination -g gateway.
SMIT fastpath
The SMIT fastpath command to remove a static route is smit rmroute.
WebSM
In WebSM, you can access the static routing wizard by navigating to: NAS
Management→NAS System→Node (Server IP address)→Network→Overview and
Tasks→Static Route Wizard.

Listing static routes

You can list the static routes that are on a local node or its peer node.
CLI command
At the command prompt, enter lsroute.
SMIT fastpath
The SMIT fastpath command to remove a static route is smit lsroute.
WebSM
In WebSM, you can access the static routing wizard by navigating to: NAS
Management→NAS System→Node (Server IP address)→Network→Overview and
Tasks→Static Route Wizard.
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