Hi Jeevan,
Follow below HP recommended solution for this issue.
http://docs.hp.com/en/B2355-90796/ch03s04.html#
Add routing configuration information.
If you intend to use your system as a gateway or to communicate with gateways, add the route destination, gateway address, and hop count parameter information. The routing configuration parameters have an index value, [x], that groups the routing parameters together. Following is a sample netconf entry:
ROUTE_DESTINATION[0]=├в default├в
ROUTE_GATEWAY[0]=├в 192.6.1.2├в
ROUTE_COUNT[0]=├в 1├в
ROUTE_MASK[0]=├в ├в
ROUTE_ARGS[0]=├в ├в
The index value must be different for each additional route.
Executing the Network Configuration Script
Once you have edited the netconf file, you need to activate this configuration. After adding the LAN and routing configuration information into the netconf file, you can either reboot your system, execute the ifconfig, and route commands manually, or re-execute the /sbin/init.d/net.init and /sbin/init.d/net scripts. This section discusses each of these options.
Option 1: Reboot your system. HP recommends that you reboot your system to activate any changes you made in your netconf file. A reboot is the cleanest method for executing the network script because the reboot handles any other network initialization dependencies.
Option 2: Execute the ifconfig and route commands at the HP-UX prompt. HP recognizes that system reboots are disruptive to end users. To delay or schedule the reboot, but still make your configuration changes active, you may execute the ifconfig and route commands with the appropriate values for your network. When you reboot, the values in your netconf file will be used. Refer to the lanscan(1M), ifconfig(1M), and route(1M) man pages for information on command usage.
Option 3:
If you made changes to the station address, execute the init script in the directory /sbin/init.d/. Refer to Table 3-2 ├в Fast Ethernet Examples├в and Table 3-3 ├в Gigabit Ethernet Examples├в for some examples, and to your specific Ethernet LAN documentation, as appropriate for your configuration, for correct init script. For a 100BT PCI card on an rx2600 system, here├в s an example:
/sbin/init.d/btlan start
After executing the above command, execute the command:
/sbin/init.d/net start
These commands will source the contents of the netconf and hpbtlanconf files. Executing these scripts will not necessarily properly re-initialize any other networking subsystems. For example, if you are running an Internet Service over the link you have just configured manually, the service may not work with your new configuration. The system boot sequence initializes networking subsystems and products in the correct order. Initializing a specific subsystem alone may cause network problems.
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