Allied Telesis AT-8100 Series - Manual (Page 1833)

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Chapter 105
IPv4 Routing Commands
The IPv4 routing commands are summarized in Table 253 and described
in detail within the chapter.
Note
The commands in this chapter may be used to configure the switch
as a router of IPv4 packets. These commands may also be used to
assign the switch an IPv4 management address to add support for
the management functions listed in Table 27 on page 300. If you do
not want the switch to route IPv4 packets, but want to assign it an IP
address, refer to Chapter 13, “IPv4 and IPv6 Management
Addresses” on page 299 and Chapter 14, “IPv4 and IPv6
Management Address Commands” on page 313.
Table 253. IPv4 Routing Commands
Command Mode Description
“IP ADDRESS” on page 1835 VLAN Interface Creates IPv4 routing interfaces with
static addresses.
“IP ADDRESS DHCP” on page 1837 VLAN Interface Creates IPv4 routing interfaces with
dynamic addresses from a DHCP
server.
“IP ROUTE” on page 1838 Global
Configuration Creates static routes to remote
destination networks and the default
gateway address.
“NO IP ADDRESS” on page 1841 VLAN Interface Deletes routing interfaces that have
static addresses.
“NO IP ADDRESS DHCP” on
page 1843 VLAN Interface Deletes routing interfaces that have
dynamic addresses.
“NO IP ROUTE” on page 1845 Global
Configuration Deletes static routes and the default
gateway.
“SHOW IP INTERFACE” on
page 1847 Privileged Exec Displays the IPv4 routing interfaces on
the switch.
“SHOW IP ROUTE” on page 1849 Privileged Exec Displays the routes to local and
remote destination networks and the
default gateway.