SANRAD V-Switch Manuel D’Utilisation
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SANRAD V-Switch User Manual
ip route default –gw 20.20.10.20
Checking IP Routes
After creating an IP routing path, you can ping any IP-connected device
from the V-Switch Eht1 to check that the routing is configured correctly.
Use the CLI command ping to ping an IP address from the V-Switch.
Make sure that the route is defined on the other side as well.
from the V-Switch Eht1 to check that the routing is configured correctly.
Use the CLI command ping to ping an IP address from the V-Switch.
Make sure that the route is defined on the other side as well.
ping
You need one parameter to check an IP routing path from the V-Switch.
S
WITCH
P
ARAMETER
D
EFINITION
S
TATUS
E
XAMPLE
-ip
IP
ADDRESS
IP
ADDRESS TO
PING
MANDATORY
172.17.200.69
ping –ip 172.17.200.69
Viewing IP Routes
After creating an IP routing path to an external network, you can view it
and any other configured IP routing path. Use the CLI command ip
route show
and any other configured IP routing path. Use the CLI command ip
route show
to view a V-Switch’s routing table.
ip route show
Table 16:
V-Switch IP Routing Paths
Dest
IP
Address
Dest Mask
Interface
Gateway
TOS
10.10.20.20
255.255.255.0
Eth2
30.30.20.20
10.12.40.40
255.255.255.0
Eth3
20.22.11.11
Removing an IP Route
You can remove unwanted IP routing paths from your V-Switch. Use the
CLI command ip route remove to remove an IP routing path. If you are
working in a V-Switch cluster, the IP route must be removed from both V-
Switch databases. For more information on V-Switch clusters, see
“Introduction to V-Switch Clusters,” page 72.
CLI command ip route remove to remove an IP routing path. If you are
working in a V-Switch cluster, the IP route must be removed from both V-
Switch databases. For more information on V-Switch clusters, see
“Introduction to V-Switch Clusters,” page 72.