routeid
Routeid is an identifier assigned to a route entry in routing systems and related software. The term is used across networking devices, software-defined networking controllers, and mapping or navigation APIs to reference a particular route instance without ambiguity.
Usage: In a router's configuration or management plane, routes are identified by destination prefixes, next hops,
In APIs and applications, routeId (often camelCase in JSON) serves as the primary key for route resources.
Considerations: Route identifiers are implementation-specific. They may change after reconfiguration or route recalculation, and should not
See also: routing table, VRF, OSPF, BGP, API, REST, mapping routes.