Route Tables
About
The TR7 ASP Route Tables enables the isolation of network elements (Interfaces, IP Addresses, Routings, Firewall Rules) in environments with multiple predefined default gateways. This feature allows each Route Tables to have its own specific default gateway. Interfaces can be assigned to the desired Route Tables, transferring their IP addresses and routing definitions to the selected Route Tables.
How to Add?
To add a new Route Tables, follow the steps through the TR7 ASP web interface Network > Route Tables > Add.
Interface
Route Tables Listing Screen
By following the steps "Network > Route Tables" you can access the list of all Route Tables added to the TR7 ASP device. This screen allows adding, editing, and deleting Route Tables.
- 1 (Information to be Displayed in the Table)
Choose which information to display in the Route Tables listing.
Choose which information to display in the Route Tables listing;
- Status
- Default Gateway
- TR7 ASP Device Hostname > For more details click here.
- Total traffic
- Route Tables Name
- Gateway Health
- Description
- 2 (Add)
Click the Add button to open a form for creating a new Route Tables.
- 3 (Delete)
Select one or more Route Tables and click the Delete button to delete the relevant Route Tables from the TR7 ASP device.
- 4 (Edit)
Click the Edit button for the selected Route Tables to open the editing screen for the relevant Route Tables.
- 5 (Synchronize Network with System)
Synchronize the current configuration on the TR7 ASP device with the system's running configuration by clicking this button. The synchronization status is indicated by icons at the bottom left of the TR7 web interface.
- 6 (Search)
Search for any term within the table.
- 7 (RegExp Search)
Used to regexp search for all expressions in the table.
- 8 (Column Based Search)
Used to column based search for all expressions in the table.
- 9 (Default Gateway)
Click the editing icon to define the default gateway (default gateway) for the relevant Route Tables.
Warning
For a default gateway to be added, interfaces must have been transferred to the Route Tables, and an IP address must have been assigned to the relevant interface. If you try to add a default gateway without assigning an IP address to the interface, the following warning window appears.
- 10 (Page Information)
Displays the number of Rules listed and the total number of Rules. Information about selected Rules is also shown.
- 11 (Page Size)
Choose the maximum number of Rules to display. Navigate between pages using arrow symbols.
- Preview of the Selected Route Tables
After following the steps "Network > Route Tables" clicking on any Route Tables opens a window at the bottom of the screen with information about the relevant Route Tables.
Interface
Route Tables Adding Screen
By following the steps "Network > Route Tables > Add" a new Route Tables is added to the TR7 ASP device.
- Route Table Name
Enter a name for the Route Tables to be created.
- Dynamic Route Table
Dynamic Routing Protocols are supported on the TR7 ASP device. They can be activated to enable the desired protocol.
- Full List of Dynamic Routing Protocols Supported by TR7
| Supported Dynamic Routing Protocols |
|---|
| BGP |
| OSPF |
| OSPF6 |
| RIP |
| RIPNG |
| ISIS |
| PIM |
| LDP |
| NHRP |
| EIGRP |
| BABEL |
| SHARP |
| PBR |
| BFD |
| FABRIC |
| VRRP |
| PATHD |
- Add
Click the Add button to add the Route Tables.