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Save the file and run the following command to restart network daemon
Where X can take any number depending on your system and # is the number of the interface you want to add the static route to.Īdd a new section at the end of the file: To make the route persistent you need to add it to the static route config file which is located under: Note that after you add your route using the above command, it will not be persistent, this means if you reboot your VCSA the route will be deleted from the routing table. This was accomplished by running the command: With VCSA 6.5 embedded VUM there was the need to enable internet access to the appliance using a static route. Until version 6.5 of VCSA, the operating system dispatched with the Appliance was SUSE, with VCSA 6.5 you get the new open source minimal Linux container host optimized, Photon OS. Recently I updated a clients environment from vCenter Appliance 6.0U3 to 6.5U2.
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