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Static Routing Setup in SONiC OS

The document outlines the process of configuring static routing between two routers in SONiC OS, detailing the necessary steps for Router1 and Router2. It includes commands for removing default IP addresses, adding new IP addresses, and setting routing paths. Additionally, it specifies the configuration for two PCs and provides testing instructions to ensure connectivity between them.

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Static Routing Setup in SONiC OS

The document outlines the process of configuring static routing between two routers in SONiC OS, detailing the necessary steps for Router1 and Router2. It includes commands for removing default IP addresses, adding new IP addresses, and setting routing paths. Additionally, it specifies the configuration for two PCs and provides testing instructions to ensure connectivity between them.

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Static Routing with 2 Routers in SONiC OS

Static routing is a type of network routing technique in which


routes are manually configured by the network administrator. The
routing information does not change automatically unless it is manually
updated.

1.

Scenario Overview

We have:
PC1 → Router1 → Router2 → PC2

2. Steps for Configuration


Router1 (R1):
Remove the BGP neighbors with the default IP addresses of Ethernet0
and Ethernet4.
$sudo config bgp remove neighbor ARISTA01T2
$sudo config bgp remove neighbor ARISTA02T2

Remove the default IP addresses of Ethernet0 and Ethernet4


$sudo config interface ip remove Ethernet0 [Link]/31
$sudo config interface ip remove Ethernet4 [Link]/31

Add the new IP addresses for Ethernet0 & 4


$sudo config interface ip add Ethernet0 [Link]/22
$sudo config interface ip add Ethernet4 [Link]/24

Add the Routing path


$sudo config route add prefix [Link]/24 nexthop [Link]
$sudo config save -y
$show ip route

Router2 (R2):
Remove the BGP neighbors with the default IP addresses of Ethernet0
and Ethernet4.
$sudo config bgp remove neighbor ARISTA01T2
$sudo config bgp remove neighbor ARISTA02T2

Remove the default IP addresses of Ethernet0 and Ethernet4


$sudo config interface ip remove Ethernet0 [Link]/31
$sudo config interface ip remove Ethernet4 [Link]/31

Add the new IP addresses for Ethernet0 & 4


$sudo config interface ip add Ethernet0 [Link]/24
$sudo config interface ip add Ethernet4 [Link]/24

Add the Routing path


$sudo config route add prefix [Link]/24 nexthop [Link]
$sudo config save -y
$show ip route
Step 4 — Configure PCs

PC1: IP [Link]/24 [Link]


PC2: IP [Link]/24 [Link]

Step 5 — Test

From PC1:
$ping [Link] //PC2
From PC2:
$ping [Link] //PC1
$ping [Link] //R2
3. Network Diagram
The diagram below illustrates the static routing setup between two
routers.

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