To view the existing IP routes, navigate to .
The following table describes the fields on this page:
| Field / Item | Description |
| Cluster Node Routing | When this option is disabled (default behavior), the
configured routes are propagated to all nodes in a cluster. If this
option is enabled, it is possible to configure different routes for
each node in a cluster. CAUTION: If an EVS fails over to a node that is
missing a required route, network traffic can no longer
reach the required destination.
CAUTION: Clicking on the enable/disable button will result in IP routes
being removed from the server. This may lead to an inability to
manage the system and a loss of access to end
users.
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| Destination | For a Network route, this field displays the IP address and Address Prefix Length of the destination. For a Host route, this field displays an IP address only. |
| Gateway | This field displays the gateway IP address of the route. |
| Type | This field displays the type of route, which can be Host, Network, or Gateway. |
| Creation Type | A route is either static or dynamic. Static indicates a manually created route and dynamic indicates a route created by a switch. |
| MTU | This is the Maximum Transmission Unit which is the largest size Ethernet frame that the server can send for the route. |
Note: Fields that are not required for a route type are grayed out and cannot be configured.