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Policy Based Routes Configuration Commands

 

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 well

access-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>