CmdID

CmdID / Commands

ip-route-get

Get a single route to a destination and print its contents exactly as the kernel sees it. tldr-pages

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Print route to a destination

ip [r [g 1.1.1.1Identify

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Print route to a destination from a specific source address

ip [r [g destination from sourceIdentify

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Print route to a destination for packets arriving on a specific interface

ip [r [g destination iif ethXIdentify

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Print route to a destination, forcing output through a specific interface

ip [r [g destination oif ethXIdentify

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Print route to a destination with a specified Type of Service (ToS)

ip [r [g destination tos 0x10Identify

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Print route to a destination using a specific VRF (Virtual Routing and Forwarding) instance

ip [r [g destination vrf myvrfIdentify

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