LinuxCommandLibrary

routel

TLDR

Display the default routing table

$ routel
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Display a specific routing table
$ routel main
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Display only IPv4 routes
$ routel -4
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Display only IPv6 routes
$ routel -6
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SYNOPSIS

routel [options] [table]

DESCRIPTION

routel displays IP routing tables in a human-readable format. It provides a more organized view of routing information compared to raw ip route output.
The tool shows destination networks, gateways, interfaces, and other routing attributes in columnar format.

PARAMETERS

-4, --family inet

Show only IPv4 routes
-6, --family inet6
Show only IPv6 routes
table
Routing table to display (main, local, default, or number)

CAVEATS

Wrapper around ip route with formatted output. May not show all information available through ip route directly.

HISTORY

Part of iproute2 package, providing user-friendly network routing display.

SEE ALSO

ip-route(8), route(8), netstat(8)

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