Windows adds static routes to DOS commands

1 Press the win key +x key and select "Command Prompt (Administrator)" In the list that pops up.

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2 Next, all of our operations are implemented based on the "Route" command, and you can enter "route" in the command prompt. "View the Help and syntax for the route command

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3 take the contents of the picture as an example, I add a static route to the 10.10.10.0/24 network segment, specify the route to the network segment to go 172.20.153.254 Gateway, confirm that the added content after press ENTER, eject "operation completed! "The content indicates that the route was added successfully;

The functions of several parameters used here are:

-P means permanent route, not lost after reboot

Add route

10.10.10.0 represents the network address of the destination network segment

Mask fixed command, followed by the subnet mask of the target network segment

172.20.153.254 is a shock to the destination network.

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4 You can view the heard static routes through the route print command

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5  The added static route can be removed by "route Delete destination network address"

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This completes adding a static route

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Windows adds static routes to DOS commands