Routing

Open Basic Settings > Routing > Active and static routes. The Active routes table shows the routes currently installed on the router.

Field	Description
Destination	Network or host reached by the route.
Netmask	Defines the range of destination addresses covered by the route.
Interface	Router interface used to send matching traffic.
Gateway	Next router to which matching traffic is sent. 0.0.0.0 indicates a directly connected network.
Cost	Route weight. A lower cost is preferred when otherwise equivalent routes exist.

Configure static routes

Use the Static routes table to send traffic for a specific host or network through a chosen interface or gateway.

Important: An incorrect static route can send traffic to the wrong interface or make a network unreachable. Confirm the destination, netmask, gateway, and interface before saving.

Field	Example	Description
Name	monitoring	Descriptive name for the route.
Destination	192.168.55.0	Network or host to which the route applies.
Netmask	255.255.255.0	Defines the destination range. Use 255.255.255.255 for one host.
Interface	loopback, lan, cellpri, or ethwan	Interface used to send matching traffic.
Gateway	IP address	Next router for the destination. Leave blank only when the deployment design specifies a directly connected route.
Cost	Number	Route weight used when more than one route can reach the same destination. Lower values are preferred.

Use Create to add a route, Remove to delete one, and Promote to move a route higher in the displayed list. Select Save after making changes.