How to configure dynamic routing

Dynamic routing indentifies other network destinations that are not connected directly but are reachable through a router. System that implement dynamic routing will become router which can forward or broadcast datagrams between network. In Solaris dynamic routing is implemented by in.routed daemon. This in.routed daemon cause a system to broadcast its own routing information to the networks. To enable dynamic routing you can use routeadm command. Below is tips to work with routeadm command.

1. View current dynamis routing configuration
   root@solaris-sunray # routeadm
   Configuration Current Current
   Option Configuration System State
   ---------------------------------------------------------------
   IPv4 routing disabled disabled
   IPv6 routing disabled disabled
   IPv4 forwarding disabled disabled
   IPv6 forwarding disabled disabled
   ...
2. Start in.routed daemon
   root@solaris-sunray # routeadm -u -e ipv4-routing
   root@solaris-sunray # routeadm
   Configuration Current Current
   Option Configuration System State
   ---------------------------------------------------------------
   IPv4 routing enabled enabled
   IPv6 routing disabled disabled
   IPv4 forwarding disabled disabled
   IPv6 forwarding disabled disabled
   ...
   root@solaris-sunray # pgrep in.routed 9469
3. Start system to forward packet
   root@solaris-sunray # routeadm -u -e ipv4-forwarding
   root@solaris-sunray # routeadm
   Configuration Current Current
   Option Configuration System State
   ---------------------------------------------------------------
   IPv4 routing enabled enabled
   IPv6 routing disabled disabled
   IPv4 forwarding enabled enabled
   IPv6 forwarding disabled disabled