Use the DISPLAY TCPIP,<tcpipjobname>,OMPROUTE,RTTABLE,DEST=<ip-addr> command to obtain information about a particular route. When multiple equal-cost routes exist, use this command to obtain a list of the next hops. A sample output with explanation of entries follows:
EZZ7874I ROUTE EXPANSION 370
DESTINATION: 9.68.101.0
MASK: 255.255.255.0
ROUTE TYPE: SPF
DISTANCE: 6
AGE: 1344
NEXT HOP(S): 9.167.100.17 (CTC2)
9.168.100.4 (CTC1)
DESTINATION |
Indicates the IP destination. |
MASK |
Indicates the IP destination subnet mask. |
ROUTE TYPE |
Indicates how the route was derived: SBNT:
Indicates that the network is subnetted; such an entry is a placeholder
only. DIR: Indicates a directly connected network, subnet, or host. RIP:
Indicates a route that was learned through the RIP protocol. DEL: Indicates
the route has been deleted. STAT: Indicates a statically configured route.
SPF: Indicates that the route is an OSPF intra-area route. SPIA: Indicates
that the route is an OSPF inter-area route. SPE1: Indicates OSPF external
route - type 1. SPE2: Indicates OSPF external route - type 2. RNGE: Indicates
a route type that is an active OSPF area address range and is not used
in forwarding packets. |
DISTANCE |
Indicates the route cost. |
AGE |
Indicates the time that has elapsed since the routing table entry was last refreshed. |
NEXT HOP(S) |
Indicates the IP address of the next router and the interface used to reach that router for each of the paths toward the destination host. |
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