Force Replication to use a Static Route

1. To set up a static route, on the Configuration > Network > Routing page, click the add icon.
2. In the Insert Static Route box, select the Family and Kind and then enter the Destination IP, Gateway, and Interface.
   
3. Click Add.
4. To ensure traffic is routing on the source and target, in the CLI use traceroute. For information about using traceroute, see Network Routing Configuration. In the example, 10.80.219.124 @ igb0 identifies igb0 as the interface. This is a quick way to verify the right interface is being used.

   brmv01sn02:> traceroute poc7330-050
   traceroute: Warning: Multiple interfaces found; using 10.80.219.124 @ igb0 traceroute 
    to poc7330-050 (10.80.219.117), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets
    1  poc7330-050.us.oracle.com (10.80.219.117)  0.446 ms  0.115 ms  0.104 ms
   

5. To add a new replication target, on the Configuration > Services > Replication page, click the add icon.
6. In the Add Replication Target box, type a name for the target, the Hostname IP address for the network interface, and the password.
   
7. Click Add.
8. To ensure traffic passes across the defined static route, after replication starts use Network Interface Bytes in Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Analytics Guide .
   
9. Preferences page ensure Preference Properties is toggled on.
10. After you verify that source to target replication uses the correct interface, reverse the replication. For information about reversing replication, see Reversing the Direction of Replication .