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Rojopipe posted Aug 05, 2022 01:11 PM
Good afternoon, 

Could you please tell me how to create a static route using the bootstrap command with the --route parameter? Unfortunately, the guide that I find only refers to the parameters, it is quite limited and since it is not a standard linux instruction, I do not dare to test with the appliance in production. I can't restart it either, that's why I don't use the wizard.

Regards,
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Broadcom Employee Gavin Fulton Best Answer
Hi Rojopipe,
If the appliance has already been initially setup with bootstrap, then the easiest method is to use the "routeconfig" command to create your desired static routes.
In the example below I'm showing the routeconfig help info (routeconfig -h) then issue the routeconfig command and create a static route for the class C network 192.168.168.0/255.255.255.0 to be routed via 10.0.4.66. I then add other route for a different class C network using CIDR notation (192.168.169.0/24)

The routeconfig command can be run again, and will give options to update, delete, or skip any of your existing static routes as show below where I remove the routes I created earlier