add route vd <Device Object Name> destination {<IP Address>[/<IP Prefix>] | default | default6} [{netmask <IP Netmask> | prefix <IP Prefix>}] {next_hop <Next Hop IP Address> | leads_to <VS or VR Object Name>} [propagate {true|false}]

vd <Device Object Name>

Object name

Specifies the name of the Virtual System or Virtual Router object.

Mandatory parameter, if this is the first command in a transaction.

destination {<IP Address>[/<IP Prefix>] | default | default6}

See the Notes cell

Specifies the route destination settings:

• <IP Address> - IPv4 or IPv6 address
• <IP Prefix> -

  For IPv4 - Integer between 1 and 32

  For IPv6 - Integer between 64 and 128

• default - Use the default IPv4 route
• default6 - Use the default IPv6 route

netmask <IP Netmask>

Number

Specifies an IP Netmask:

• For IPv4 - Number in a format X.X.X.X
• For IPv6 - Number in a format XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX

prefix <IP Prefix>

Integer

Specifies the IP address prefix length:

• For IPv4 - Integer between 1 and 32
• For IPv6 - Integer between 64 and 128

next_hop <Next Hop IP Address>

IP Address

Specifies the IP address of the next hop of the route.

Notes:

• This IP address must be on a subnet of an existing interface.
• You must use next_hop or leads_to parameter, but not both.

leads_to <VS or VR Object Name>

Object name

Specifies the name of the Virtual System or Virtual Router object, which is the next hop for the configured route.

Note - You must use next_hop or leads_to parameter, but not both.

propagate {true|false}

• true
• false

Controls how to propagate the IP routes to adjacent Virtual Devices:

• true - Propagate the IP routes
• false - Do not propagate the IP routes (default)

Note - Applicable only if you specified the next_hop parameter.

vsx_provisioning_tool –s localhost –u admin –p mypassword –o add route vd VS1 destination default leads_to VR3