Static Routing

Static routing is the type of routing is done admin / network manager to configure the network information about the destination manually. The characteristics of static routing is as follows:
-specific pathways is determined by the network administrator
filling the routing table manually by a network admin
typically used for small-scale network

The workings of the static routing there are 3 parts:
-Configure router by network admins
Routers perform routing based on information received from the routing table
Admin network using the ip route command to manually configure the router with static routing and static routing is useful to pass data packets on the network.

There are several parameters that exist in the routing, namely:
-Destination, is a purpose tools and network mask, and usually filled with 0.0.0.0 / 0 for all networks
Gateway is a datagram that can be achieved through the interface
Pref. Source is the destination address of the packet and leave roter by IP address
Distance (0-255) is the distance from the router's network administrator

The advantage of using static routing
-Relieve router processor performance
No diguanakn bandwidth to exchange routing information from the table of contents at the time of delivery of the package
Static routing is more secure than dynamic routing
Static routing is immune from hackers attempt to spoof the purpose of hijacking traffic

Losses Using static routing
-The network administrator must know all the information from each router used
Can only be used for small-scale network
Admisnistrasinya fairly complicated than dynamic routing, especially if many routers must be configured manually
Prone to data entry errors when static routing is done manually.