Netstat ROUTe/-r report

Displays the routing information that this stack uses when it determines what addresses it can communicate with and over which links or interfaces and first hops the communication takes place. The routes in the stack main routing table can be displayed, as well as the routes in the stack policy-based routing tables. These routes can be static routes (those defined in the TCP/IP profile for the main route table and those defined to the Policy Agent for policy-based route tables), routes learned from routing daemons, and routes learned by other ICMP or ICMPv6 information, such as redirects. If there is no route that covers the destination IP address and if there is no default route defined, then this stack cannot communicate with that destination. Multiple routes to the same destination, referred to as multipath routes, are also displayed. If multipath is not enabled (on the IPCONFIG or IPCONFIG6 statement for the main route table and on the RouteTable policy statement for policy-based route tables), then the first active route to the destination is always used.

Tip: Static routes over deleted interfaces are removed from the main routing table and therefore do not appear in reports that are generated for the main routing table. Loopback routes are displayed as well as implicit (HOME list) routes.