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Dell Unity™ Family Unisphere® Command Line Interface User Guide

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Manage NAS routes

A NAS route represents a route configured on a NAS interface.

Table 1. NAS route attributes
Attribute	Description
ID	ID of the route.
NAS server	NAS server identifier.
Interface	ID of the interface used to reach the gateway.
Route type	Type of route. Valid values are (case-insensitive): default – The system uses a default gateway/route when it cannot find a more specific host or network route to a given destination. One default IPv4 and IPv6 route is allowed per interface. host – Creates a route to a host. net – Creates a route to a subnet.
Target	IP address for the target network node based on the value of -type. Value is one of the following: For a default route, the system will use the IP address specified for -gateway. For a host route, specify the IP address of a target host. For a net route, specify the IP address of a target subnet. Include the -netmask qualifier for the target subnet.
Netmask	Subnet mask.
Gateway	Gateway address.
Replication sync	If the route source is a NAS server production interface, this is a copy of the Replication sync attribute of the associated interface. (The associated interface is specified in the Interface attribute). If the route source is not a NAS server production interface, the value of this attribute is empty.
Health state	Numerical value indicating the health of the system. Valid values are: Unknown (0) OK (5) OK BUT (7) Degraded/Warning (10) Minor failure (15) Major failure (20)
Health details	Additional health information.
Use for external services access	Flag indicating whether the route is used for access to external services. Valid values are: yes no