commands.sh

ip route get

linux

Get a single route to a destination and print its contents exactly as the kernel sees it.

More info →

Options (2)

boolean

Print route to a destination

Example: ip {{[r|route]}} {{[g|get]}} {{1.1.1.1}}
boolean

Print route to a destination

Example: ip {{[r|route]}} {{[g|get]}} {{1.1.1.1}}

Examples (6)

Print route to a destination

ip [r|route] [g|get] 1.1.1.1

Print route to a destination from a specific source address

ip [r|route] [g|get] destination from source

Print route to a destination for packets arriving on a specific interface

ip [r|route] [g|get] destination iif ethX

Print route to a destination, forcing output through a specific interface

ip [r|route] [g|get] destination oif ethX

Print route to a destination with a specified Type of Service (ToS)

ip [r|route] [g|get] destination tos 0x10

Print route to a destination using a specific VRF (Virtual Routing and Forwarding) instance

ip [r|route] [g|get] destination vrf myvrf
made by @shridhargupta | data from tldr-pages