You are correct Morgan. If your router has a staic route somewhere and the
interface that static route goes out of is down, you will not see it in your
routing table. At least that is what happened to me. I have 3 2501's and I
just did a static route to one of the routers. When the link is up I can see
the static route, when the link is down I dont see it.
I hope this helped
Jason
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> I am configuring a 1600 router and don't have anything connected to either
> the s0 or e0 interfaces. I have defined a gateway of last resort and 3
> static routes to network on other side of wan. When I use sh ip route, I
> don't get any routes listed at all. Not even those that should be
> connected. If I sh run, its all there. I'm not certain, but suspect that
> since the lines are down, disconnected) this may have something to do with
> it. Thanks in advance.
>
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