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Transit RouterUser GuideRoute tablesCreating a route table
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Creating a route table
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Scenarios
When the system route table cannot meet your business requirements, you can create custom route tables to flexibly manage the network traffic in a Transit Router (TR).
Procedure
- Log in to the Transit Router console.
- Click the name of the target TR instance.
- In the zone below Basic information, select the Route Table tab.
- Click Create Route Table to the right of the Route Table List, and configure the route table based on the table below.
- ParameterDescriptionExampleRoute table nameType the name for the route table to be created.rtb-setTagsA tag consists of a key-value pair and is used for categorizing and searching resources. Learn moreClick Add tag, type the tag key and tag value to add tags to the TR route table.
- Tag key: rtb-k1
- Tag value: rtb-v1
- Click Create to complete the action.
What to do next
After a custom route table is created, configure association forwarding and route entries for the table based on List of routing capabilities.
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