Displaying the routing table and default route information

You can display your storage system's routing table and default route information to see your route's destinations, their gateways, how much each route is used, and the interface used by each route. Flags showing route status information are also displayed.

Displaying the routing table using the command line
You can display the routing table using the netstat -rn command or the route -s command.
Displaying default routing information using the command line
You can display default routing information using the routed status command. The information displayed includes whether the routed daemon is on or off, default route information, and routing protocols.
Displaying the routing table and information using FilerView
You can display the routing table, routing information, and routing protocols using FilerView.
Example of a routing table
The following example shows routing table output as a response to the netstat -rn command:
Modifying the routing table
You might want to add or delete routes in your routing table, or remove all storage systems from the routing table. Use the route command to perform these functions. You cannot modify the routing table using FilerView.