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0 Command: route | Section: 8 | Source: UNIX v10 | File: route.8
ROUTE(8) System Manager's Manual ROUTE(8) NAME route, routed, remroutes - IP gateway routing SYNOPSIS /usr/ipc/mgrs/routed [ -v ] [ -t ] [ -q ] [ -hops ] [ addr ... ] route add dest gateway route delete dest /etc/remroutes DESCRIPTION Routed runs the 4BSD RIP routing protocol on an IP network. It broad- casts routing information to the network at large, listens for routing messages from elsewhere, and informs the system of the routes it re- ceives. The options are -v Log transmitted messages on the standard output. -t Log received messages on the standard output. -q Accept routing information but do not broadcast any. -hops Add hops (a decimal number) to the hop count when broadcasting routes. Information received for any named addrs is ignored. Routed is usually run without options on gateway machines, and with the -q option on non-gateway machines. Route sets up specific routes, to establish static routing or to adjust that set up by routed. The add command informs the system that inter- net address dest may be reached through internet address gateway; delete removes any routing for dest. The special destination repre- sents the default routing: route add * gate sets the default, route delete * removes any default. Remroutes removes all known routes. FILES SEE ALSO ipconfig(8) ROUTE(8)

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