TCP/IPv6 Configuration and Management Manual (G06.24+)

SCF Reference for NonStop TCP/IPv6
HP NonStop TCP/IPv6 Configuration and Management Manual—524523-008
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INFO ROUTE Command for TCP6MAN
where cpu is the processor number, in hexadecimal format, of the processor in
which the route is generated and n is a decimal number.
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Routes created by ARP link-level logic have names in the format:
DAcpu_n
where cpu is the processor number, in hexadecimal format, of the processor in
which the route is generated and n is a decimal number.
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Routes created by internal IRDP logic have names in the format
DRcpu_n
where cpu is the processor number, in hexadecimal format, of the processor in
which the route is generated and n is a decimal number.
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Routes created by internal ND6 cache logic have names in the format
NDcpu_n
where cpu is the processor number, in hexadecimal format, of the processor in
which the route is generated and n is a decimal number.
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Routes generated implicitly because of an ADD SUBNET or ALTER SUBNET,
SUBNETMASK command have names starting with RT. These route types are
called implicit routes.
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The link-level route generated from ADD ENTRY commands have the same name
as the entry name. The entry name starts with EA.
Subnet
specifies the name of the subnetwork interface that is used by a specific route.
Destination
is the remote machine or network that can be reached via the machine specified in
the GATEWAY or IPV6GATEWAY. For IPv4, the specified destination appears in
dotted decimal format. For IPv6, the specified destination appears in IPv6 format.
Netmask
is the subnetmask associated with the route entry. For IPv4, the subnetmask
specification appears in dotted decimal format. For IPv6, the subnetmask
specification appears in IPv6 format.
Gateway
is the machine through which the remote machine or network specified in
DESTINATION or IPV6DESTINATION is to be reached. For IPv4, the gateway
appears in dotted decimal format. For IPv6, the gateway specification appears in
IPv6 format.