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Policy Based Routes Configuration Commands

date_range 04-Jul-23

To use Policy Based Routes, you should have Cisco router configuration files with statements for policy based routing such as those given in the following table.

Command

Example Formats

Configure for a router the access list(s) that will be referenced in the route-map statement(s)

Sample standard access list:access-list <access-list-id> permit|deny <ip-address> <mask>

Extended access lists can be used as wellaccess-list <access-list-id> permit|deny<protocol><source-ip> <source-mask> <destination-ip><destionation-mask> [protocol parameters]

Specify for an interface on the router, the route-map to be applied

ip policy route-map <route-map-name>

Define the route-map for the router

Specify route map name and number:

route-map <route-map-name> permit|deny <number to indicate relative order of application>

Specify an access list ID to match against if any:match ip address <access-list-id>

Specify the outgoing interface or else the next-hop:

set interface <interface_name>
set ip next-hop <ip-address>
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