To determine the most specific route(s) to the destination, run the following command from the ONTAP CLI: From the available routes determine which route has the "narrowest" (most-specific or sm...To determine the most specific route(s) to the destination, run the following command from the ONTAP CLI: From the available routes determine which route has the "narrowest" (most-specific or smallest) subnet that the destination IP will fit into. The process is similar in IPv6, but instead of a specifiying a netmask (or more formally, a subnet mask) to define a subnet it use a network prefix; the larger the prefix the smaller the subnet.
LIF is unable to reach gateway, it is timing out. [ 6067] TCP connection to ip 172.xx.xx.xx, port 445 failed: No route to host. [ 6069] TCP connection to ip 172.xx.xx.xx, port 445 failed: No route t...LIF is unable to reach gateway, it is timing out. [ 6067] TCP connection to ip 172.xx.xx.xx, port 445 failed: No route to host. [ 6069] TCP connection to ip 172.xx.xx.xx, port 445 failed: No route to host. [ 6072] TCP connection to ip 172.xx.xx.xx, port 445 failed: No route to host. Note: In the above examples, Gateway is configured to be on 192.168.1.1, LIF is configured for 192.168.1.0/24 network, indicating it should be in the same subnet, thus a subnetting mistake is ruled out.
