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expand enterprise route reference (#3118) (#3132)

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- name: "Routes"
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A [Route](/enterprise/concepts.md#routes) defines how to access a service running behind Pomerium. This includes authentication (both for Pomerium and passed through to the service), rewrites, header management, load balancing, etc.
When first installing Pomerium Enterprise, users may want to import existing routes from the open-source Pomerium core. The **Import Routes** button accepts the open-source `config.yaml` file and imports routes from it to Pomerium Enterprise.
From the main Routes page you can view and manage existing routes. From the table of routes you can:
- filter visible routes,
- delete one or more routes,
- move routes between Namespaces,
- export one or more route definitions to a CSV file,
- create a JSON-formatted policy report on one or more selected routes.
The sections below cover the options available when creating or editing a route.
settings:
- name: "General"
doc: |

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A [Route](/enterprise/concepts.md#routes) defines how to access a service running behind Pomerium. This includes authentication (both for Pomerium and passed through to the service), rewrites, header management, load balancing, etc.
When first installing Pomerium Enterprise, users may want to import existing routes from the open-source Pomerium core. The **Import Routes** button accepts the open-source `config.yaml` file and imports routes from it to Pomerium Enterprise.
From the main Routes page you can view and manage existing routes. From the table of routes you can:
- filter visible routes,
- delete one or more routes,
- move routes between Namespaces,
- export one or more route definitions to a CSV file,
- create a JSON-formatted policy report on one or more selected routes.
The sections below cover the options available when creating or editing a route.
### General