Add explicit route to 10.128.255.41/32 , gateway: 10.128.201.254
if not working, please try gateway through management port: 10.128.55.254
Just want to double confirm if this would be the correct command
#route add -net 10.128.255.41/32 10.128.201.254
And if didnt work
#route add -net 10.128.255.41/32 10.128.55.254
2nd Question ,
If that first command not working , do i need to remove or leave as it is and proceed to run this command
#route add -net 10.128.255.41/32 10.128.55.254
Neo
May 14, 2019, 1:18am
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Normally, when a system builds a routing table based on routes up or routes down, they use a dynamic routing protocol.
Static routes are static. Dynamic routes are dynamic.
For example, rip
:
ripd - a RIP routing engine for use with Quagga routing software.
or ospf
See, for example:
OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) - Linux | Network Command Reference
So, if I were you, and I needed dynamic routes, I would quickly set up dynamic routing. Static routes are the wrong tool for dynamic routes, as I understand your question.