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This article is for people who have added lots of static routes on your Windows 2003 server through the Routing and Remote Access GUI. This is not for people who have lots of routes created from a standard command line ROUTE command (example: route add ...).
*** Export Currents Static Persistent Routes ***
netsh routing dump >> routes.txt
*** Import Static Persistent Routes ***
Important: Name all your Network Connections EXACTLY the same as they were on your old server.
netsh exec routes.txt >> import_log.txt
Once the command above completes you can review the import_log.txt file to see if anything had problems.
Export and Import Static Routes from RRAS
Last Updated: 10/14/08This article is for people who have added lots of static routes on your Windows 2003 server through the Routing and Remote Access GUI. This is not for people who have lots of routes created from a standard command line ROUTE command (example: route add ...).
*** Export Currents Static Persistent Routes ***
netsh routing dump >> routes.txt
*** Import Static Persistent Routes ***
Important: Name all your Network Connections EXACTLY the same as they were on your old server.
netsh exec routes.txt >> import_log.txt
Once the command above completes you can review the import_log.txt file to see if anything had problems.
Keywords: windows 2003 win2k3 rras routing remote access netsh import export static routes