Routing table

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You have read-only access to the routing table. Adding, editing or removing a route needs route:*:write (net-admin role).

Confirm route change

A live route change by {{PENDING_ACTOR}} is awaiting confirmation and reverts automatically in {{PENDING_REMAINING}} seconds unless you keep it. If the change broke your connectivity, simply do nothing — the previous routing table restores itself.

Automatic revert failed — the routing table may be in an inconsistent state. The change keeps retrying in the background; if it persists, resolve it from the console.

Configured routes

No routes configured yet.

							Attributes		Actions

Live routes

Live kernel FIB from route -n show — including connected and dynamic (ospfd/bgpd) routes. Priority is the live Prio value (lower wins). Large tables are capped; use the filter to find a specific route.

Family	Origin	Destination	Gateway	Iface	Priority	Attributes	Source	Status	Actions

Add route

Family

Type

Destination

Gateway

Interface

Priority

Lowest number wins. Two routes to the same destination need different priorities.

Optional attributes

Label

Path MTU

Expire (seconds)

Routing table

Behavioral flags

Reject — drop + ICMP unreachable Blackhole — silent drop Static — protect from ospfd/bgpd

Static routes require a destination CIDR and priority (OpenBSD default is 8).

Apply with an auto-revert safety window — the route goes live but reverts by itself unless you confirm it within seconds. Recommended when changing a default route remotely: if the change cuts your connection you regain it automatically. Leave unchecked to apply immediately.