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title: "Route controller"
canonical: "https://docs.aryaka.com/space/KNOW/1610165/Route%20controller"
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The route controller applies policy-based routes on an ANAP in either the  edge routed mode  or the  inline routed mode . The route controller functionality has been replaced with  local policies  and  internet policies . See  WAN Routing and Basic Firewall policies  and  internet policies  for detailed information.  The ANAP obtains its route table from the POP. This route table informs the ANAP what remote sites' prefixes are reachable through the POP. The route controller functionality enables you to specify rules that override the routes learned by the ANAP from the POP. The ANAP has a default configuration that routes traffic when it is  not  to be routed by the POP. This default behavior can be customized. A policy containing the following attributes is used to identify traffic: Protocol Source IP Source port Destination IP Destination port Input interface Traffic identified using these six attributes is then forwarded to an interface of your choice based on your configuration. To view or edit an existing route Log in to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click  Sites  in the left navigation pane. The Sites Summary page appears. It displays a list of policies already configured.  Select the site you want to view or modify in the Sites table .  The selected site's Site Information page appears. Click  Advanced Settings . The Configured Features settings appear. Click the  Route Controller  icon. The Route Controller view of the site details page appears. It contains the Configured Routes table that lists the following three route types: Override Routes Aryaka Routes Default Routes Add a rule to the Override Routes or the Default Routes: Click the  Edit  icon. The Configured Routes table appears in edit mode. Click  Add New  in the appropriate row of the table.  Enter the following details in the corresponding rule field: Name—Give the rule a descriptive name. Priority—Specifies the placement of this rule in the table, which determines the sequence in which the rules are processed. The table is read from the a top (first) row to the bottom (last) row. If you do not specify the priority, the rule is added to the bottom of the table. Protocol—One of the following communication protocols: TCP, UDP, ICMP, or Any. Source IPs—Identifies the traffic using its source IP or IPs. This can be done by specifying a CIDR or choosing an IP object group. See  Network Object groups  for detailed information.  Source Ports—Identifies the traffic using its source port or ports.  Destination IPs—Identifies the traffic using its destination IP or IPs. This can be done by specifying a CIDR or choosing an IP object group. See  Network Object groups  for detailed information.  Destination Ports—Identifies the traffic using its destination port or ports. Input Interface—Specify if the identified traffic enters the ANAP through the LAN interface, the Internet Interface, or the Aryaka tunnels to the POP. Action—Specify what happens to the identified traffic: Forward to LAN Forward to Internet Forward to Aryaka tunnels to POP Forward to a third-party cloud security platform if a cloud connector is configured Drop Click  OK . (Optional) Click the  Delete  icon in in the Action column of the row of an existing route to delete a rule. Do one of the following: Click  Save Draft  to save a draft of the entries made on this page. Click the  Next  icon or the  Advanced Settings  icon to continue your site configuration on one of other Advanced Settings pages as described in  Configure Advanced Settings . Click  Submit  to send a change request with the entries made on this page to Aryaka support. Related topics Create customer-level WAN Routing and Basic Firewall policies Create internet policies