This section includes procedures for managing network routes using the Network Interface Management and Network Route MBeans.
What is a network route?
A network route identifies when a particular network interface will be used when an outbound network dialog is created. It includes:
The SIS evaluates network route rules in position order, starting from position A SIS instance should also define a default route. A default route has no rule associated with it and is used if no other rule in the routing table is satisfied. The default route always occupies the last position in the routing table. If a default route is not defined for a SIS instance and an attempt to route a dialog results in no matching rule, a routing failure will occur and the dialog will be deemed unroutable. |
Network Interface Management MBean
The Network Interface Management MBean
includes operations for performing the following procedures on a SIS instance:
sis-console command(s) | MBean(s) → Operation |
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Procedure: Add a network route |
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addnetworkroute adddefaultnetworkroute |
Network Interface Management → addRoute Network Interface Management → addDefaultRoute |
Procedure: Remove a network route |
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removenetworkroute removedefaultnetworkroute |
Network Interface Management → removeRoute Network Interface Management → removeDefaultRoute |
Procedure: View network routes |
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dumpnetworkroutes |
Network Interface Management → getRoutes |
Network Route MBean
The Network Route MBean
includes operations for performing the following procedures on a SIS instance:
sis-console command(s) | MBean(s) → Operation |
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Procedure: Update a network route |
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dumpnetworkroutes updatenetworkroute |
Network Route → getRule Network Route → getInterfaceName Network Route → setRule Network Route → setInterfaceName |
Procedure: Get and set the position of a network route |
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dumpnetworkroutes repositionnetworkroute |
Network Route → getPosition Network Route → reposition |
Procedure: Remove a network route |
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removenetworkroute removedefaultnetworkroute |
Network Route → remove |