Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

Chapter 18
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18.1 Routing table
Using Administration Console you can view or edit the system routing table of the host where
Kerio Control is running. This can be useful especially to resolve routing problems remotely
(it is not necessary to use applications for terminal access, remote desktop, etc.).
To view or modify the routing table go to Configuration → Routing Table. This section provides
up-to-date version of the routing table of the operating system including so called persistent
routes (routes added by the route -p command).
Note:
1. In the Internet connection failover mode (see chapter 6.3), only the current default route
is shown (depending on which Internet interface is currently active).
2. In case of multiple Internet links in the network load balancing mode (see chapter 6.4),
only a single default route will be displayed which is routed through the link with the
highest proposed speed.
Figure 18.1
Firewall’s system routing table
Dynamic and static routes can be added and/or removed in section Routing table. Dynamic
routes are valid only until the operating system is restarted or until removed by the route
system command. Static routes are saved in Kerio Control and they are restored upon each
restart of the operating system.
Note: Changes in the routing table might interrupt the connection between the Kerio Control
Engine and the Administration Console. We recommend to check the routing table thoroughly
before clicking the Apply button!
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