Network Allocation - Routing

Use routing to assign an IP subnetwork to a device.

Note

A VLAN defined within Instant Port Profiles as Non-Forwarding cannot be used to create a routing interface.

Use this task to configure routing.

Go to Configure > Network Policies.
Create or select a Network Policy.
Select Switching > Routing > Network Allocation and scroll to the Routing table.
Select to add or to edit.

IPv4 Interface

Configure the following routing settings:

Table 1. Routing Settings
Setting	Description
Device	Select a Device from the drop-down menu. drop-down menu.
Network Allocation	Select a Network Allocation from the drop-down menu.
VLAN Attribute	Select a VLAN Attribute from the drop-down menu.
IPv4 Address / Subnet Mask	Shows the assigned IP Address, such as `10.1.0.0/16`.
Routing Instance	Shows the Routing Instance.
VLAN Loopback	Enable or Disable VLAN Loopback.
DHCP Relay	Leave selection of DHCP-Relay or choose to override the DHCP relay.

The Summary tab shows a summary of the routing details.

Note

To perform device-level IPv4 Interface Routing configuration, go to Manage > Devices and select the supported device. Select Configure > Network Allocation > Interface Configuration.

At this level we are creating the actual IPv4 interface on the VLAN, which differentiates it from the template-level configuration.

For example, if 10.45.1.161/30 is the host address, the IPV4 interface on the VLAN is created.

If an IPv4 Interface is created from device-level configuration, then a Network Allocation created from a Network Policy is not applicable.

IPv4 Interfaces for devices are still viewable within the Switching > Routing > Network Allocation section.