Static Routing Table
Destination Domain Subnet Mask Gateway
1 192.168.100.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.100.254

 

 

 

 

 

Destination Domain Subnet Mask Gateway
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Static Routing Table

This Router employs static routing scheme that enables you to administrate your network more efficiently through predefined routes. But the prerequisite to use this function is that there has to be a router available on your LAN or on ISP side other than the default one that is assigned by ISP each time dial-up connection is established. The maximum entires of this table is up to 20

Destination Domain and NetMask
The field "Destination Domain" refers to the domain to be routed. The associated Subnet Mask with the Destination Domain will be specified in "NetMask" field.

Gateway
The field "Gateway" defines the address of gateway (router) through which the network traffic will be routed. This gateway can be inside a local network (LAN) or outside (WAN) . Also note that the routing table will be searched in a reverse (backward) order. That means the last entry will be checked first, then the second last entry, and until the first entry
(Note: The Gateway IP address can not be the same as any Interface IP address of Router! ).