The Static Routes widget on the Network screen displays static IP addresses configured as static routes. Use this to manually enter routes to network destinations outside the TrueNAS network so the router can send packets to a destination network.

TrueNAS does not have defined static routes by default. If you need a static route to reach portions of the network, add the route by going to Network and clicking Add in the Static Routes window.

TrueNAS does not pre-define static routes by default, but TrueNAS administrators can manually add static routes if they want or need to enter routes to a router to send packets to a destination network.

Static routes are not aliases, they are fixed IP addresses assigned as alternative routes for network traffic sent to a specific destination (server, device) in the network.

You can use the Console Setup menu during installation or any time after the initial system configuration to add a static route through an SSH session or by connecting a monitor and keyboard to the system, but we recommend using the web UI to make changes to the network configuration.