Static Routing Mode Configuration
Static Routing Mode means routing paths are manually configured and remain fixed unless changed by the administrator. In this mode:
Customers can use their own IP addresses or assigned blocks.
Routing does not adjust automatically to network changes.
Suitable for simpler or stable network architectures.
Requires manual updates if topology or routes change.
Provides predictable routing behavior with low overhead.
In the Static Routing Mode scenario, you may need to configure BFD, public IP type and quantity.
BFD (Optional)
Check Enable BFD (optional) to activate BFD, enhancing routing reliability.
Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD) is a network protocol provides rapid detection of link failures in the forwarding path in both directions.
Minimum Transmit Interval (ms)
The minimum send interval, in milliseconds, at which the local device sends BFD control packets to its peer. Lower values result in faster failure detection but increase network overhead.
Minimum Receive Interval (ms)
The minimum receive interval, in milliseconds, that the local device is willing to receive BFD packets from its peer. This indicates how frequently the peer is expected to send control packets.
Detection Multiplier
Defines the number of missed BFD packets before declaring the connection down. For example, with a detection multiplier of 3 and a receive interval of 300 ms, the system will consider the link down if it doesn't receive BFD packets for 900 ms. Higher values reduce the chance of false alarms but delay failure detection.
Public IP Type
BGP IP
A BGP IP is a type of elastic IP address implemented through the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). It enables users to auto manage their network routes with high flexibility and reliability. BGP IP is suitable for network application scenarios requiring scalability and high availability.
Local IP
A local IP address is provided by a local ISP, with its registered location matching the country of the server's data center. It is ideal for applications with strict IP requirements, such as cross-border e-commerce, where a local IP enables smoother registration and operation.
Public IP Quantity
A public IPv4/28 block will be configured by default with 13 available IPs, not including 3 IP addresses reserved for gateway address, network address and broadcast address. You can choose IPv4 block size based on your business needs.
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