Re: File system storage for alternate ip routing tables and additional ip rules

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On 05/25/2018 03:04 PM, Leroy Tennison wrote:
Are these stored anywhere (other than system ram) when 'ip route add ... table <whatever>' and 'ip rule add ...' are used from the command line? I'm using Ubuntu and am assuming they need to be added to /etc/network/interfaces or elsewhere (/etc/rc.local) to be applied on startup unless someone knows otherwise.

I'm not aware of any persistent storage for this in any Linux distribution.

I've always just created a shell script with the commands and arranged for it to be run on start up.

There may be something if you look at Bird / Quagga / Zebra / etc that supports multiple routing tables through their config.



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