Configuration Guide Vol. 3


8.6.2 Checking Selection Paths

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(1) Checking route information

Execute the show ip route command to see whether the multipath route settings have been applied correctly.

Figure 8-15: Displaying multipath route information
> show ip route
Date 20XX/07/14 12:00:00 UTC
Total: 13 routes
Destination        Next Hop        Interface      Metric   Protocol  Age
192.168.1/24       192.168.1.1     VLAN0010       0/0      Connected 19m 46s
192.168.1.1/32     192.168.1.1     VLAN0010       0/0      Connected 19m 46s
192.168.2/24       192.168.2.1     VLAN0020       0/0      Connected 19m 46s
192.168.2.1/32     192.168.2.1     VLAN0020       0/0      Connected 19m 46s
192.168.3/24       192.168.3.1     VLAN0030       0/0      Connected 19m 46s
192.168.3.1/32     192.168.3.1     VLAN0030       0/0      Connected 19m 46s
172.16/16          192.168.1.200   VLAN0010       0/0      Static     9s
                   192.168.2.200   VLAN0020       -        -         -
                   192.168.3.200   VLAN0030       -        -         -
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(2) Checking whether communication with the relevant destination address is possible

Use the ping <IPv4 Address> specific-route source <Source Address> command at each interface of the Switch used for load balancing to confirm that the interface can communicate with the remote system. As <Source Address> of the ping command, specify the local IPv4 address on the Switch of the interface performing load balancing.