Adaptec iSA1500 User Guide - Page 193

Using CLI Route Commands These commands control static routes. They are available after the global route command. They may also be used as global commands by preceding them by route. Table 8-35 lists all Route commands. More details about each command appear after the Table. Table 8-35 Route Commands Command add delete info Parameters parameters parameters Levels administrator administrator all add destination/netmask gateway | interface or add destination netmask gateway | interface Add a static route that goes to the network defined by the combination of destination and netmask via the given gateway. gateway may be an IP number or a resolvable machine name (as described for the ip_host parameter type). When the netmask is given as a separate parameter, it may be in any of the common formats. If the netmask is given as part of the first parameter, it may only be a size (for example, 192.193.194.0/24) and the destination must be an IP number (as described for ip_numb). If netmask is a seperate parameter, destination may be a resolvable machine name (as described for ip_host). If the destination is a single node, the netmask must be 255.255.255.255 (or 0xfffffffff or /32). An interface which is up and does not use DHCP to get its IP number may be used instead of gateway. If it is, that interface's IP number at the time will be used as the gateway address; the route is not actually associated with the interface so changing its IP number will not change the route. 8-54