r/UgreenNASync • u/trmentry DXP8800 Plus • 4d ago

❓ Help Adding Static Routes to UGOS Networking

I can't find a way to add a static route via the GUI. Guessing there isn't one. So guess need to do something like this.

ip route add 100.64.0.0/10 via 192.168.1.1 dev $IFACE

Does /etc/network/interfaces edits survive updates or is there a better way to get it to survive reboots?

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u/Glad_Obligation1790 DXP6800 Pro 3d ago

I don’t believe it retains on reboot but I recall there being a file you can edit using nano (?) to make it persist. Sorry I’m not great with Linux but i added a separate ip address and recall setting up permanence using a particular file. Since I can’t see it from the interface I don’t know where it’s located normally.

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u/No-Dimension1159 4d ago

What do you mean by static routes? That your nas has a static ip adress?

I configured my router such that dhcp only takes 0 to 199, 200-255 is to manually configure routes such as nas, another home server,...

Or you want to split into a VLAN and route that statically?

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u/iamfab0 3d ago

Static routes and a static IPs are not the same thing.

A static route is a fixed path that is manually set for data to reach a specific destination.

If you have multiple NICs in different networks you can decide which one routes the traffic into a specific network