ipv4 route

Returns all the routes in the routing table on Solaris.

Returns all the routes in the routing table in Linux. On Solaris, this returns all routes which are not broadcast, local, or cache routes.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is a blackhole route.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is a broadcast route.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is in the cache.

Returns a boolean specifying whether the route is a default route.

Returns an ipv4 address specifying the destination of the route.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route was dynamically installed by a daemon or redirect.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is going through a gateway.

Returns the ipv4 address of the route's gateway if the gateway flag is set, otherwise "0.0.0.0".

Returns a boolean specifying if the target of the route is a host.

Returns a string containing the name of the interface the route goes through.

Returns an integer specifying the initial roud trip time for TCP connections over the route in milliseconds (1-12000). Typically only used on AX.25 networks, with a default value of 300 if not specified.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is to the local network.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is the loopback route.

Returns an ipv4 address containing the netmask of the route in the format "255.255.255.0".

Returns an integer specifying the metric value of the route.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route was modified by a daemon or redirect.

Returns an integer specifying the maximum transmission unit setting of the route. Typically not used.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is redundant.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is a prefix route.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is private and not advertised.

Returns an integer specifying the number of referenced to the route.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is a blocking route.

Returns a boolean specifying whether the route assigns the default source address.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is a persistent static route.

Returns a boolean specifying if the route is up.

Returns an integer specifying the number of lookups for the route.

Returns the TCP window setting for connections over the route. Typically only used on AX.25 networks and with drivers unable to handle back to back frames.