How to delete static routes using the Command Line Interface

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How to delete static routes using the Command Line Interface

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Feature:

This article describes the method to delete static routes in SonicWall UTM devices using the Command Line Interface (CLI). This would be handy in situations where a user has lost access to the SonicWall Management GUI due to an incorrect route .

Procedure:

  • Connect the console cable to SonicWall and a PC.
  • Open a Terminal Emulation Software like HyperTerminal or Putty.
  • Configure the following parameters to login to the SonicWall CLI:
    • Bit per second: 115200
    • Data bits: 8
    • Parity: None
    • Stop bits: 1
    • Flow control: None
  • Enter the following commands to delete the incorrect route:
    • config (this is to enter the configuration mode)
    • route static (this is to enter the static route mode)
    • show route (this is done to get the route-handle of the incorrect route)
    • delete <Route Handle> (this command will delete the incorrect route)
    • exit (enter this command to exit the menu and apply changes)

Note: The above commands cannot delete default auto-configured routes.

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