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RuggedRouter
User Guide
Current Routing & Interface Table
Figure 157: Current Routing & Interface Table
This menu displays the current routing table and the state of the router's interfaces.
Select the Refresh link in order to refresh the display.
The entries under the Destination field reflect the network or host which can be
reached through this route. The “default” entry matches any packet which has not
already matched another route.
The entries under the Via field reflect the address of the gateway to route packets
through to reach the target network. The field is blank for non-gateway routings.
The entries under the Device field reflect the name of the interface this route belongs
to. Packets using this route will be sent on this interface.
The entries under the Metric field reflect the the cost of this route. The route with the
lowest metric matching a destination is used.
The entries under the Protocol field reflect the system that created the route. It is one
of “kernel” (default interface routes), “core” (dynamic routing protocol routes),
“redirect” (routes added due to ICMP redirect message) or “static” (for manually
added routes).
The entries under the Source field reflect the source address to use when originating a
packet to a destination matching this route. Note that packets routed through the
router have their own source address. Note that if the sending application decides to,
it can manually specify the source address.
The entries under the ToS field reflect the ToS value a packet must match to be
routed by this route.
The entries under the Weight field reflect the relative bandwidth or quality of this
link within a multi-path route. Note that multi-path routes are shown with multiple
lines for a single destination.
Select the Refresh link in order to refresh the display.
The entries under the Destination field reflect the network or host which can be
reached through this route. The “default” entry matches any packet which has not
already matched another route.
The entries under the Via field reflect the address of the gateway to route packets
through to reach the target network. The field is blank for non-gateway routings.
The entries under the Device field reflect the name of the interface this route belongs
to. Packets using this route will be sent on this interface.
The entries under the Metric field reflect the the cost of this route. The route with the
lowest metric matching a destination is used.
The entries under the Protocol field reflect the system that created the route. It is one
of “kernel” (default interface routes), “core” (dynamic routing protocol routes),
“redirect” (routes added due to ICMP redirect message) or “static” (for manually
added routes).
The entries under the Source field reflect the source address to use when originating a
packet to a destination matching this route. Note that packets routed through the
router have their own source address. Note that if the sending application decides to,
it can manually specify the source address.
The entries under the ToS field reflect the ToS value a packet must match to be
routed by this route.
The entries under the Weight field reflect the relative bandwidth or quality of this
link within a multi-path route. Note that multi-path routes are shown with multiple
lines for a single destination.
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