Cloud Routes

This section provides the purpose, elements, and actions performed on the Cloud Routes pages.

Gateway Routes
VPC/VNet Routes
External Connections
BGP Info

Purpose

The Gateway Routes page shows gateway routes information including gateway status, tunnel status, and route counts.

Elements

Search box: Search box for filtering table content (disabled with Search Unavailable when the table has no rows).
Filter button: Button to show or hide filter options for the table.
Columns button: Button to select which columns to display in the table.
Download button: Button to download table data.
Total count display: Text showing total aggregated routes (for example, Total 0 Aggregated Routes).
Refresh status: Text showing last refresh time with a refresh button.
Expand row icon: Expands the row to show a nested table of the gateway’s routes.
Row actions menu: Opens Show Detailed Routes, Refresh Gateway Routes, Run Diagnostics, Search in Topology, Search in FlowIQ, and View Gateway Details for the gateway.

Actions

View Gateway Routes

To view gateway routes:

Go to Diagnostics > Cloud Routes > Gateway Routes.
The page appears with the table (Gateway, VPC/VNet, Gateway Status, Tunnel Status, Tunnels, Routes).
Optionally, use Search, Filter, Columns, or Download. Review Total count display or use Refresh status to reload the table.

The Gateway Routes table shows gateway routes information for the selected filters. Use Columns to show Cloud, Region, or VPC/VNet ID.

Parameter Details

CoPilot Parameter Name	Description
Gateway	Shows gateway name
VPC/VNet	Shows VPC or VNet name and CIDR
VPC/VNet ID	Shows VPC or VNet identifier
Cloud	Shows cloud provider
Region	Shows cloud region
Gateway Status	Shows gateway operational status
Tunnel Status	Shows tunnel connection status
Tunnels	Shows number of tunnels
Routes	Shows number of routes

View Detailed Routes for a Gateway

To view a gateway’s routes in detail:

Go to Diagnostics > Cloud Routes > Gateway Routes.
Either click the row’s expand icon to show the nested route table inline, or open the row actions menu and select Show Detailed Routes to show the same route table in a dialog.

The detailed route table (Route, Source, Interface, Via, Next Hop IP, Next Hop Gateway, Metric, Weight, Status) appears for the gateway.

Parameter Details

CoPilot Parameter Name	Description
Route	Shows the destination CIDR for the route
Source	Shows the route’s source address
Interface	Shows the gateway interface and its index
Via	Shows the next-hop address the route is routed via
Next Hop IP	Shows the next-hop IP address
Next Hop Gateway	Shows the next-hop gateway name
Metric	Shows the route metric
Weight	Shows the route weight
Status	Shows the route’s operational status

Purpose

The VPC/VNet Routes page shows VPC/VNet route table information including route counts and route status.

Elements

Search box: Search box for filtering table content.
Filter button: Button to show or hide filter options for the table.
Columns button: Button to select which columns to display in the table.
Download button: Button to download table data.
View selector: Switches among the default table and preset Managed Routes or Unmanaged Routes views.
Total count display: Text showing total aggregated routes (for example, Total 30 Aggregated Routes).
Refresh status: Text showing last refresh time with a refresh button.
Expand row icon: Expands the row to show a nested table of the VPC or VNet’s routes.
Row actions menu: Opens Show Detailed Routes for the VPC or VNet.

Actions

View VPC/VNet Routes

To view VPC/VNet route table information:

Go to Diagnostics > Cloud Routes > VPC/VNet Routes.
The page appears with the table (Name, VPC/VNet, Route Table ID, Routes, Route Status, Managed).
Optionally, use Search, Filter, Columns, Download, Refresh status, or the View selector to switch between Managed Routes and Unmanaged Routes.

The VPC/VNet Routes table shows route table information for the selected filters. Use Columns to show Cloud, Region, or VPC/VNet ID.

Parameter Details

CoPilot Parameter Name	Description
Name	Shows route table name
VPC/VNet	Shows VPC or VNet name and CIDR
VPC/VNet ID	Shows VPC or VNet identifier
Cloud	Shows cloud provider
Region	Shows cloud region
Route Table ID	Shows route table identifier
Routes	Shows number of routes
Route Status	Shows route operational status
Managed	Shows whether the route table is managed by Aviatrix

View Detailed Routes for a VPC/VNet

To view a VPC or VNet’s routes in detail:

Go to Diagnostics > Cloud Routes > VPC/VNet Routes.
Either click the row’s expand icon to show the nested route table inline, or open the row actions menu and select Show Detailed Routes to show the same route table in a dialog.

The detailed route table (Route, Gateway, Target, Status) appears for the VPC or VNet.

Parameter Details

CoPilot Parameter Name	Description
Route	Shows the destination CIDR for the route
Gateway	Shows the gateway associated with the route
Target	Shows the route’s target
Status	Shows the route’s operational status

Purpose

The External Connections page shows external connection information including BGP status, connection status, tunnel status, and HA status.

Elements

Search box: Search box for filtering table content.
Filter button: Button to show or hide filter options for the table.
Columns button: Button to select which columns to display in the table.
Download button: Button to download table data.
Total count display: Text showing total external connections (for example, Total N External Connections).
Refresh status: Text showing last refresh time with a refresh button.
Expand row icon: Expands the row to show a nested table of the connection’s tunnels.
Row actions menu: Opens Search in Topology and Search in FlowIQ for the connection.

Actions

View External Connections

To view external connection information:

Go to Diagnostics > Cloud Routes > External Connections.
The page appears with the table (Name, VPC/VNet, BGP Status, Status, Tunnel Status, HA Status).
Optionally, use Search, Filter, Columns, Download, or Refresh status.

The External Connections table shows connection and BGP status for the selected filters. Use Columns to show VPC/VNet ID.

Parameter Details

CoPilot Parameter Name	Description
Name	Shows external connection name
VPC/VNet	Shows VPC or VNet name and CIDR
VPC/VNet ID	Shows VPC or VNet identifier
BGP Status	Shows BGP configuration status
Status	Shows connection operational status
Tunnel Status	Shows tunnel connection status
HA Status	Shows high availability status

View Tunnel Details for an External Connection

To view an external connection’s tunnels in detail:

Go to Diagnostics > Cloud Routes > External Connections.
Click the row’s expand icon to show the nested tunnel table (Tunnel Name, Gateway, IP Address, Peer IP Address, Protocol, Cert Based External Connection Local ID, Tunnel Status, HA Status, Last Modified).

Parameter Details

CoPilot Parameter Name	Description
Tunnel Name	Shows the tunnel name
Gateway	Shows the gateway the tunnel belongs to
IP Address	Shows the tunnel’s local IP address
Peer IP Address	Shows the tunnel’s peer IP address
Protocol	Shows the tunnel protocol
Cert Based External Connection Local ID	Shows the certificate-based external connection local identifier
Tunnel Status	Shows the tunnel connection status
HA Status	Shows the tunnel’s high availability status
Last Modified	Shows when the tunnel was last modified

Purpose

The BGP Info page shows BGP configuration information including BGP config status, BGP HA status, local ASN, and connection status.

Elements

Search box: Search box for filtering table content.
Filter button: Button to show or hide filter options for the table.
Columns button: Button to select which columns to display in the table.
Download button: Button to download table data.
Total count display: Text showing total BGP gateways (for example, Total 0 BGP Gateways).
Refresh status: Text showing last refresh time with a refresh button.
Expand row icon: Expands the row to show a nested table of the gateway’s BGP neighbors.
Row actions menu: Opens Show BGP Map, Show BGP Learned Routes, and Show BGP Advertised Routes for the gateway.

Actions

View BGP Info

To view BGP configuration information:

Go to Diagnostics > Cloud Routes > BGP Info.
The page appears with the table (Gateway, VPC/VNet, BGP Config, BGP HA Status, Local ASN, Status).
Optionally, use Search, Filter, Columns, Download, or Refresh status.

The BGP Info table shows BGP configuration and status for the selected gateways. Use Columns to show VPC/VNet ID.

Parameter Details

CoPilot Parameter Name	Description
Gateway	Shows gateway name
VPC/VNet	Shows VPC or VNet name and CIDR
VPC/VNet ID	Shows VPC or VNet identifier
BGP Config	Shows BGP configuration status
BGP HA Status	Shows BGP high availability status
Local ASN	Shows local autonomous system number
Status	Shows BGP connection status

View BGP Neighbor Details for a Gateway

To view a gateway’s BGP neighbors in detail:

Go to Diagnostics > Cloud Routes > BGP Info.
Click the row’s expand icon to show the nested BGP neighbor table (Connection Name, Remote AS Number, Local IP, Neighbor IP, Neighbor Status).

Parameter Details

CoPilot Parameter Name	Description
Connection Name	Shows the BGP connection name
Remote AS Number	Shows the remote autonomous system number
Local IP	Shows the local BGP peering IP address
Neighbor IP	Shows the neighbor’s BGP peering IP address
Neighbor Status	Shows the BGP neighbor’s connection status

View BGP Map for a Gateway

To view a gateway’s BGP transit neighbor map:

Go to Diagnostics > Cloud Routes > BGP Info.
Locate the gateway, open its row actions menu, and select Show BGP Map.
Review the network diagram of the gateway’s BGP transit neighbor relationships in the BGP Map dialog.
Click Close to exit.

View BGP Learned and Advertised Routes for a Gateway

To view the routes a gateway has learned or advertised over BGP:

Go to Diagnostics > Cloud Routes > BGP Info.
Locate the gateway, open its row actions menu, and select Show BGP Learned Routes or Show BGP Advertised Routes.
Review the routes in the resulting dialog. The BGP Learned Routes dialog shows a Learned Routes column. The BGP Advertised Routes dialog shows Advertised Routes and Connection Name columns.
Click Close to exit.

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