Routes

The Routes page allows the user to use the Dynamic Routing feature. This feature enables the device to automatically exchange routing information with upstream or neighboring routers using the industry-standard routing protocols OSPF and BGP. This is done so that internal devices can be reached correctly from outside.

With this feature enabled, the SD-WAN device can:

• Advertise internal networks (LANs, Access Networks, Static Routes) to external routers.

• Learn external routes dynamically, without needing manual static route entries.

• Maintain up-to-date routing tables even when network changes happen.

• Support multi-router and multi-network deployments.

Dynamic Routing is disabled by default and must be explicitly configured.

For dynamic routing to function correctly, NAT must be disabled on all relevant interfaces.

Please refer the following pages to configure Dynamic routing.