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04-03-2000 10:02 PM
04-03-2000 10:02 PM
Different Device Specifying Default Route 10.20
I need to know how you specify a different device when setting a default route
with the route command. It assigns ni0 and I am not trying to hook up through
ppl or a slip connection - I need this to be lan0.
with the route command. It assigns ni0 and I am not trying to hook up through
ppl or a slip connection - I need this to be lan0.
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04-05-2000 01:27 AM
04-05-2000 01:27 AM
Re: Different Device Specifying Default Route 10.20
Keith, it almost sounds like lan0 is not configured. If so, and you have the
route configured in /etc/rc.config.d/netconf, then a reboot should direct the
default gateway to lan0. To test, the syntax is
#route add default 1 < if using a remote router
Berlene
route configured in /etc/rc.config.d/netconf, then a reboot should direct the
default gateway to lan0. To test, the syntax is
#route add default
Berlene
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