D-Link DRO-210i manual Static Routing, Dynamic Routing

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Routing

4.1 Static Routing

When Static Routing is selected as the routing algorithm, the network administrator needs to manually configure all routes on the router. Any change in the network configuration would require the administrator to update the information in all affected routers. This can be a cumbersome task and lead to errors in case of large and complicated networks. Hence Static routing is typically used for very small networks.

Select Routing Static to configure Static Routing as explained below.

Web UI

Static Routing

Interface Name

Select the interface name (e.g. LAN, WAN1, WAN2) on which route is to

 

be added.

 

 

Destination

Enter the destination network IP address for which route is to be added.

Network IP address

 

 

 

Subnet Mask

Enter the subnet mask for the destination network IP address.

 

 

Gateway IP address

Enter the Gateway IP address for the route.

(optional)

 

 

 

After entering all the information press the Apply button. The routes entered will now be displayed under the Route Entries table. To delete a specific route press the Delete button next to the specific route entry. In the table, entries with yellow color are active routes (i.e. the corresponding interface is UP). The entries with grey color are inactive routes (i.e. the corresponding interface is DOWN).

Click on View Active Routes, to view the Routing Table with the active routes.

Note: The Gateway IP Address for a static route should be disabled only in case of

￿PPPoE WAN Link. In all other cases, the Gateway IP Address is mandatory to ensure proper ARP Resolution.

4.2Dynamic Routing

Unlike Static routing, Dynamic routing adapts to changes in the network topology. It automatically learns the routes from all the neighboring routers, selects the most suitable route to a destination and then spreads the routing information through periodic updates to all the other routers in the network. The routing updates due to device or link down (or up) are sent immediately to all routers in the network. The administrator does not need to manually update any information. There are also mechanisms of self-correction to avoid

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Contents DRO-210i Table Of Contents Virtual Private Network About This Manual BoldProduct Overview Product OverviewDlink DRO-210i User Guide DRO-210i Package Contents Hardware DetailsFront Panel Rear Panel Software Features RoutingVPN Tools Port Configuration Optional Port ConfigurationDisabled WAN2/DMZ InterfacesLAN Settings LAN InterfaceDMZ Interface Forgot LAN IP ?DMZ Settings WAN InterfaceMaximum Transmission Unit Static Mode Dynamic ModeIP Settings for WAN1 Interface Dhcp Settings for WAN1 InterfacePPPoE Mode Unnumbered InterfacesPPPoE Settings for WAN1 Interface DHCP, DNS and Time DhcpDhcp Server DHCP, DNS and TimeDhcp Static Mapping Dhcp Static MappingDhcp Relay Dhcp Relay DNS Proxy Settings DNS ProxySystem Time Settings TimeRouting RoutingStatic Routing Dynamic RoutingStatic Routing RIP Settings Routing Table Policy Based RoutingRouting Table Policy Based RoutingTo the same destination Auto Backup Backup ConfigurationHigh Availability High AvailabilityLoad Balancing Configuration Load BalancingEthernet Link Detection Ethernet WAN Link Detection NAT Interface Configuration NAT Interface ConfigurationNetwork Address Translation NATNAT Configuration NAT ConfigurationNAT Exception Virtual Server NAT ExceptionVirtual Server/NAPT SIP ALG Configuration SIP-ALGNAT Table NAT Session TableInterface Configuration Firewall Interface ConfigurationFirewall Firewall PoliciesPolicy Rules Policy RulesPermitted Services Inbound Policies Permitted ServicesInbound Policies Inbound PoliciesOutbound Policies IP Permitted RulesAdd Permitted IP Rule Outbound Policies Outbound PoliciesBlocked Services Outbound Policies Service Blocked RuleIP Blocked Rules Add Blocked IP RuleDomain Filter Untrusted DomainOutbound Policies Untrusted Domain Trusted DomainWeb Filter Java FilterCookie Filter ActiveX FilterKeyword Filter Keyword ExceptionFile Extension Filter MAC Filter Blocking LogAdd Blocked MAC Address Blocking Log TableIDS Configuration Intrusion DetectionIDS Configuration Intrusion Log Black ListIntrusion Log Table Black List TableVirtual Private Network Virtual Private NetworkIPSec Tunnel or Passthrough Peer-To-PeerIPSec Passthrough IPSec TunnelVirtual Private Network Same IKE Encryption algorithm on both ends of a VPN tunnel IPSec Server Configurations IPSec ServerMaximum life duration is 86400 seconds Tunnel Remote ID Configuration Tunnel TableLimitation IPSec Status IPSec StatusIPSec Log IPSec Log TableQuality of Service Class ConfigurationQuality of Service HTB QoS ConfigurationsQuality of Service Filter Configuration QoS Filter ConfigurationsType Of Service/DiffServ TOS/DiffServQuality of Service Administration AdministrationDevice Information Device InfoTraffic Statistics Session LogTraffic Statistics Password Change SysLogSession Log System LogChange Password Password RecoverySystem SystemUpdate Firmware/Configuration Upload/DownloadRemote Access Remote AccessPing Test Ping TestAdministration Dlink DRO-210i User Guide Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked QuestionsGeneral Q6. What is the purpose of Dhcp Server Auto Configuration? DHCP, DNSRouting High AvailabilityFirewall Frequently Asked Questions 11.6 NAT Q21. What are the call features supported by SIP-ALG? 11.7 VPN11.8 QoS Frequently Asked Questions