Configuring Static IP Routes

You can configure static IP routes on Pulse One as required. These enable you to:

•Route traffic to services that Pulse One depends on over a chosen network interface.

•Integrate Pulse One successfully into your network.

If required, you can define one or more static routes for your network using the following CLI commands:

•network ip route add. This command adds a static route to the table of static routes.

The general syntax is:

network ip route add <network> via <gateway> dev <interface>

Where:

•<network> is the IP address and optional /CIDR formatted netmask.

•(Optional) <gateway> is the IP address of the gateway.

•<interface> is the required Pulse One interface. This can be internal, external or management.

•network ip route delete. This command removes a static route from the table of static routes using its <network> setting. The general syntax is:

network ip route delete <network>

•network ip route show. This command displays the table of static routes, including <network>, <gateway> and <interface> settings. The general format for the table is shown below:

routes:

- gateway: xx.xx.xx.xx

interface: management

network: yy.yy.yy.yy/nn

- gateway: bb.bb.bb.bb

interface: management

network: aa.aa.aa.aa/nn

See the Pulse One Command Reference Guide for full details of individual commands.