To display configured routes:
- Log in to the platcfg utility using one of two methods, either from the system console using root or through an SSH remote session using admusr.
- To access the platcfg utility from the system console:
- Log in as root.
- Enter su - platcfg.
- To access the platcfg utility through an SSH remote session:
- Log in as admusr.
- Enter sudo su - platcfg.
Note: The dash (-) is required in the su - platcfg or the sudo su - platcfg command to ensure proper permissions.
- Select Policy Configuration from the Main Menu screen and press Enter.
- Select Routing Config from the Policy Configuration Menu screen and press Enter.
- Select Display Routes from the Route Configuration Menu screen and press Enter.
The Main Routing Table screen opens to display the configured routes.
The status of each route displays as either ACT (active and currently running) or INACT (save in the configuration, but cannot be activated at this time). An inactive route may mean that an interface for which the route is configured does not currently have an IP address; for example, a standby server on an interface that only has a VIP. An inactive route may also mean that a route has been configured incorrectly, with the gateway IP address not on the same subnet as the interface IP address.