vrouter-static-route-show
This command displays static route entries for an existing virtual router (vRouter) service for a fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (vNET).
Syntax vrouter-static-route-show
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vrouter-name name-string |
Name of the vRouter service. |
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network ip-address |
The IP subnet of the network that you want to add a static router. |
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netmask netmask |
The netmask of the IP subnet. |
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gateway-ip ip-address |
The IP address of the gateway that you want to route packets destined for the network IP address. |
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bfd-dst-ip ip-address |
The destination IP address for BFD monitoring. |
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distance number |
The administrative distance in a number from 0 to 255. • 0 — Connected interface • 1 — Static route • 110 — OSPF • 120 — RIP • 200 — Internal BGP |
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bfd none|single-hop|multi-hop |
The BFD protocol for the gateway fault detection. |
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bfd-src-ip ip-address |
The source IP address for the BFD session. |
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interface vrouter interface nic |
vRouter interface for the static route. |
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drop |
Specify if user wants to drop packets to create a null static route. |
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vrf vrouter vrf vrf|default |
Name of the VRF router. |
Defaults None.
Access CLI
History
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Version 1.2 |
Command introduced. |
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Version 2.1 |
The parameter distance added. |
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Version 2.6.2 |
The parameters bfd-dst-ip, bfd, and bfd-src-ip added. |
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Version 3.0.0 |
The parameter interface added. |
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Version 3.0.3 |
The parameter drop added. |
Usage Each fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (vNET) can provide its tenants with a virtual router (vRouter) service that forwards traffic between networks, and implements Layer 3 protocols. This command displays static route entries for an existing Router service.
Examples To display all static routes for all vRouter services, use the following command:
CLI (network-admin@switch) > vrouter-static-route-show layout vertical