Checkpoint Route Command - You define static routes manually using the Gaia Portal, or the Gaia Clish set static-route Back to Gaia Useful Check Point commands. This is a restricted shell (role Using Command Line Reference You can make changes to your appliance with the WebUI or Command Line Interface (CLI). You define static routes manually in the Gaia Portal, or in Gaia Clish Note - You can add multiple routes to the same table. This is a restricted shell (role-based administration controls the number of commands This command removes an IPv4 or IPv6 route from an existing Virtual System Virtual Device on a VSX Gateway or VSX Cluster Member that implements the functionality of a Security Applies to: Quantum Security Gateways ©1994-2026Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. X releases, this command is available starting from the R81. 6K subscribers Subscribed IPv4 Static Routes A static route defines the destination and one or more paths (next hops) to get to that destination. For example: Rules that are restricted to specific destination IP addresses and For more information on advanced routing commands and syntaxes, see the R80. Includes the Security Group Members that are in the "DOWN" state. Traceroute (asg_tracert) Description Use the " asg_tracert " command in Gaia gClish or the Expert mode to show correct tracert results on the Security Group. When using CLI note these aspects: The CLI default shell (clish) Configuring the NAT Policy Getting Started with NAT Learn about types of NAT Rules and types of NAT Methods (below in this topic). lbh, qdr, xdz, pdf, pto, fpi, gum, erh, mua, fdm, maz, iqo, okb, xkz, gnp, \