Static routes
Static routes
Static routing is a type of routing in which routes are specified explicitly during router configuration. With routes, you can route some traffic through a proxy server, customize infrastructure connectivity, and more. The most common use of static routing is with firewall. A firewall allows Internet traffic for networks routed to it to pass through itself.
When adding a static route is specified:
- network address (traffic to be routed to), netmask;
- address of the gateway (node) that facilitates further routing (or is connected to the routed network directly).
As part of our service, a request from the Internet is processed by the router and redirected to the firewall to which the servers are connected.
To connect static routes, create a ticket. Any terminated subnet can be writed as a static route.