How to Set Up Multiple Route Tables?
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How to Create a Route Table and Assign It to Interfaces?
With the TR7 Route Table, network elements such as interfaces, IP addresses, routes, and firewall rules can be isolated, especially in cases where there are multiple default gateways. This allows each Route Table to have its own unique default gateway configuration. By moving interfaces onto a selected Route Table, their associated IP addresses and routing definitions are transferred to the chosen Route Table, effectively isolating them.
On TR7 ASP, it is possible to create separate route tables for each network (VLAN) under a single interface or interfaces with LACP defined. This allows networks to be separated, and default gateway configurations can be defined for each individual network.
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Creating Route Table
Step > 1
Assuming VLAN 100 and VLAN 200 are used: Follow the steps "Network > Route Tables > Add". Two route tables, VLAN_100 and VLAN_200, are created.
Step > 2
Creating LACP Interface
Follow the steps "Network > Interfaces > Actions > Add Interface" and select LACP as the Type. A new LACP is defined on the Default Route Table, and the interfaces to be defined on the LACP are selected.
Step > 3
Define VLANs on the LACP Interface
"Network > Interfaces > Actions > Add Interface" steps are followed, and VLAN is selected as the Type. For each VLAN, the Route Tables created in the previous step are selected. After entering the VLAN ID, the interface is saved as LACP. These steps are repeated for each VLAN.
Step > 4
Defining IP Address for the Created VLANs
In the "Network > Interfaces" screen, click on the VLAN_100 interface and then click the Add IP button. Enter the corresponding IPs. This process is repeated for the other VLAN.
Step > 5
Defining Gateway on Route Tables
By following the steps "Network > Route Tables", the default gateway is defined for each created Route Table.
This way, different Route Tables created for each defined VLAN can have separate default gateways, allowing them to operate completely isolated from each other.