Determine which route, gateway, and interface the Delphix Engine uses to reach a given destination IP address using the CLI. This operation is read‑only and does not change routing configuration.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the Delphix Engine CLI as a user with sysadmin privileges.

  2. Switch to the network route context and run the lookup operation.

  3. Set the destination IP address and commit to view the selected route.

    sysadmin@engine> network route
sysadmin@engine network route> lookup
sysadmin@engine network route lookup *> set destination=<IPv4 address>
sysadmin@engine network route lookup *> commit

On commit, the CLI returns a NetworkRoute object showing:

  • destination: the matched route (e.g., default or a specific CIDR such as 10.43.0.0/16)

  • gateway: the next hop (or - if directly connected)

  • outInterface: the interface used (e.g., ens192)

  • protocol: the route source (e.g., DHCP, KERNEL, STATIC)

Example: default route match

sysadmin@engine> network route
sysadmin@engine network route> lookup
sysadmin@engine network route lookup *> set destination=198.51.100.45
syssysadmin@engine network route lookup *> commit
    type: NetworkRoute
    destination: default
    gateway: 10.10.0.1
    outInterface: ens192

Example: specific subnet (directly connected)

sysadmin@engine> network route
sysadmin@engine network route> lookup
sysadmin@engine network route lookup *> set destination=10.43.12.34
syssysadmin@engine network route lookup *> commit
    type: NetworkRoute
    destination: 10.43.0.0/16
    gateway: -
    outInterface: ens224
Last updated
Oct 9, 2026