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Overview The Cloud Router is the virtual routing and switching core of your NaaS platform. It intelligently directs traffic between all your connected resources, including data center ports, cloud links, and internet connections. This section provides a comprehensive guide to viewing and configuring its components. To access these settings, navigate to Network > Cloud Router from the left-side menu. Routing The Cloud Router supports both static and dynamic routing protocols to give you full control over your network’s traffic paths.
The Routers tab provides a breakdown of your routing table.Static Routes: Displays manually configured routes. You can add a new static route by clicking the + Add button and specifying the destination network, the next-hop gateway, and the interface.Dynamic Routes: Shows routes learned automatically from routing protocols like BGP. The table provides key details for each route:Destination: The IP address of the route destination.Gateway: The assigned gateway for the route.Distance: The administrative distance or metric used to determine the best path.Type: The protocol from which the route was learned (e.g., BGP, OSPF).
Layer 2 Information
The ARPs tab displays the ARP table, which maps Layer 3 IP addresses to Layer 2 MAC addresses. This is useful for troubleshooting connectivity issues at the data link layer. The table shows:The resolved IP address.The corresponding MAC address.The interface where the device was learned.The age of the entry.Whether the entry is static or dynamic.