route Command Generator

## What is route?

`route` displays the kernel's IP routing table — the map that decides where packets go. This generator covers the common read operations (viewing the table).

## How to Use

1. **Toggle Flags**: `-n` for numeric addresses (recommended), `-e` for extended. 2. **Copy & Run**: paste the generated command into your terminal.

``` route route -n route -ne ```

### Common flags - `-n` — show numeric addresses (no DNS lookups, faster) - `-e` — extended information (netmask, MSS, window) - `-C` — operate on the kernel route cache

### Tips - Almost always pair with `-n`: `route -n` is instant and avoids name-resolution delays. - On modern Linux, `ip route` is the preferred replacement.