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Chapter 15 System Administration

Configuring TCP/IP Traffic Routes

Some network environments require the use of traffic routes other than the standard default gateway. You
can manage static routes via the GUI through the Routing page on the Network tab, or the CLI, via the

routeconfig

command.

Managing Static Routes (GUI)

You can create, edit, or delete static routes via the Routing page on the Network tab. The Email Security
appliance can use both Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) and Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) static
routes, which you can create and manage separately on the Routing page. You can also modify the
default IPv4 and IPv6 gateways from this page.

Adding Static Routes

Step 1

Click Add Route for the type of static route you want to create on the Routing page. The Add Static
Route page is displayed. The following figure shows the IPv6 Static Route Settings.

Figure 15-13

Adding a Static Route

Step 2

Enter a name for the route.

Step 3

Enter the destination IP address.

Step 4

Enter the Gateway IP address.

Step 5

Submit and commit your changes.

Deleting Static Routes

Step 1

Click the trash can icon corresponding to the static route name in the Static Routes listing.

Step 2

Confirm the deletion by clicking Delete in the warning dialog that appears.

Step 3

Commit your changes.

Editing Static Routes

Step 1

Click the name of the route in the Static Route listing. The Edit Static Route page is displayed.

Step 2

Make changes to the route.

Step 3

Commit your changes.