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05-14-2021 11:26 AM
Hello Folks,
While tracing the routes I found null0 next hop.
How can I trace the routes further?
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05-14-2021 01:48 PM
Hello @er.vansh17091 ,
>>
While tracing the routes I found null0 next hop.
How can I trace the routes further?
You cannot null0 = waste bin all packets sent to null0 are silently dropped so it is a final destination.
Usually this means the destination of the packet matches a static route to null0.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
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05-14-2021 01:48 PM
Hello @er.vansh17091 ,
>>
While tracing the routes I found null0 next hop.
How can I trace the routes further?
You cannot null0 = waste bin all packets sent to null0 are silently dropped so it is a final destination.
Usually this means the destination of the packet matches a static route to null0.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
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05-14-2021 11:10 PM
Thanks for the response, is there anyway to check the next hop or route?
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05-15-2021 08:40 AM
Hello @er.vansh17091 ,
you can use
show ip route <destination-address>
to verify that the destination is part of a prefix sent to null0
Hope to help
Giuseppe
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06-24-2021 01:19 AM
Hi,
I tried but that is coming under Null 0 interface.
