Static Routes

Static route configuration in a Network Policy allows you to create one static route entry and assign that static route entry to multiple devices. The device is required to have the corresponding directly connected interface present in the routing section.

If adding a static route configuration at device-level, then the device is still required to have a corresponding directly connected interface present in the device-level routing section.

To configure Static Routes:

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

Enter the Static Route Attributes according to the table below:

Table 1. Static Route Attributes
Setting	Description
Device	Select a Device from the drop-down menu.
Static Route Name	Enter the name of the Static Route.
Destination Subnet	Enter the desired subnet, such as `10.1.0.0/16`.
Next Hop IP	Enter the desired IP Address for the next Hop, such as `123.321.132.312`.
Next Hop IP Ping Protection	Enable or Disable Next Hop IP Ping Protection. Note: Enabling Ping Protection will generate a Ping Protection Status tool tip when viewing your device within Manage > Devices > Monitoring > Routing.
Metric	Enter your desired metric value.
Routing Instance	Shows the Routing Instance.

Note

IPv4 Static Routes can also be added within Manage Devices > Select Supported Device > Configure > Network Allocation > Routing Configuration.