Action and Syntax	Details
Display the list of configured component routes. show component_route	Outputs a table displaying route destination, netmask, module name, and active status.
Configure traffic between components for routing through the appliance. set component_route --dest <ipv4_address> --mask <ipv4_netmask> --module <proxy|email>	Dest: Destination IP address in IPv4 format. Mask: Netmask address in IPv4 format. Module: The appliance module. Example: (config)# set component_route --dest 11.0.0.0 --mask 255.0.0.0 --module email
Delete routing between components. delete component_route --dest <ipv4_address> --mask <ipv4_netmask> --module <proxy|email>	Dest: Destination IP address in IPv4 format. Mask: Netmask address in IPv4 format. Module: The appliance module. Example: (config)# delete component_route --dest 11.0.0.0 --mask 255.0.0.0 --module email
Display the list of configured static IPv4 routes. show route	Outputs a table displaying route destination, netmask, next hop, device, and active status.
(Web only) Display the list of configured static IPv6 routes. show route6	Outputs a table displaying route destination, netmask, next hop, device, and active status.
Add a static route in IPv4 format. set route --dest <ipv4_address> --interface <c|p1|p2|e1|e2> --mask <ipv4_netmask> --gateway <ipv4_address>	Dest: Destination IP address in IPv4 format. Interface: The interface name must be p1 or p2. Mask: Netmask address in IPv4 format. Gateway: The gateway definition in IPv4 format. Example: (config)# set route --dest 11.0.0.0 --mask 255.0.0.0 --gateway 10.206.7.254 --interface c
(Web only) Add a static route in IPv6 format. set route6 --dest <ipv6_address> --interface <c|p1|p2|e1|e2> --prefixlen <integer> --gateway <ipv6_address>	The interface name must be p1 or p2. IP address and gateway definitions must use IPv6 format. The prefixlen parameter sets the prefix length of the IPv6 address. It must be an integer between 1 and 128. Example: (config)# set route6 --dest 2222:3333:4444:5555::0 --interface p1 --prefixlen 64 --gateway 1234:5678::8765:4321
Delete a single IPv4 static route. delete route --dest <ip_address> --mask <ipv4_netmask> --interface <c|p1|p2|e1|e2> --gateway <ipv4_address>	To delete multiple IPv4 routes in a batch, use the "load route" command. Dest: Destination IP address in IPv4 format. Interface: The interface name must be p1 or p1. Mask: Netmask address in IPv4 format. Gateway: The gateway definition in IPv4 format. Example: (config)# delete route --dest 1.0.0.0 --mask 255.0.0.0 --gateway 10.0.0.1 --interface c
(Web only) Delete a single IPv6 static route. delete route6 --dest <ipv6_address> --prefixlen <integer> [--interface <c|p1|p2|e1|e2>] [--gateway <ipv6_address>]	To delete multiple IPv6 routes in a batch, use the "load route6" command (described later in this table). Example: (config)# delete route6 --dest 8765:4321::0 --gateway 1234:5678::87 65:4321 --interface p1 --prefixlen 64
Export IPv4 static routes. save route --location <filestore_alias>	Saves IPv4 static routes to a remote storage location defined by the "set filestore" command. Example: (config)# save route --location samba-fs5
(Web only) Export IPv6 static routes. save route6 --location <filestore_alias>	Saves IPv6 static routes to a remote storage location defined by the "set filestore" command. Example: (config)# save route6 --location samba-fs5
Add or delete one or more IPv4 static route definitions via a text file. load route --file <file_name> --location <filestore_alias> --action <add|del>	The system can handle a maximum of 5000 routes. Each line in the file defines one route. The line format is: <destination_address> <netmask> <gateway> <p1|p2> A blank space separates parameters on a single line. The following characters serve as separators between lines (individual routes): \n Use the --action parameter to specify whether to add or delete the routes in the file. Example: (config)# load route --file add_ipv4.txt --location myfilestore --action add
(Web only) Add or delete one or more IPv6 static route definitions via a text file. load route6 --file <file_name> --location <filestore_alias> --action <add|del>	The system can handle a maximum of 5000 routes. Each line in the file defines one route. The line format is: <destination_address> <prefix_length> <gateway> <p1|p2> A blank space separates parameters on a single line. The following characters serve as separators between lines (individual routes): \n Use the --action parameter to specify whether to add or delete the routes in the file. Example: (config)# load route6 --file add_ipv6.txt --location myfilestore --action add