TCP/IP stack IP address, subnet mask and default gateway configuration

[administrador]

Hello Dear Collegues, Could you help me please...Because I can not reach The remote Server...just need to change the subnet mask to 255.255.252.0 and default gateway to 146.163.64.1. That will fix the TCP/IP stack and then We will be able to reach the Server.

Thank´s In Advanced...

[Ivan Ferreira]

Depending of your os version, use:

sysman net_wizard

or

netconfig

[Manuales]

Dear friend !!!!
You can do the following:

netstat -rn (see ip_default address)
route delete default ip_default
route add default ip_new_default
netstat -rn (see ip_new_default)

and you could see new configuration ...

you can run "man route" for learning more ...

Regards.
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[Al Licause]

Since you've posted this question in the Tru64unix forum, I'll assume that this is in relation to tru64unix. If your question is not for tru64unix, please repost to a more appropriate forum.

To make the netmask a permanent change, modify the appropriate IFCONFIG_ line in /etc/rc.config.

The make the default route a permanent change, edit the default line in /etc/routes.

Then reboot.

If you wish to make these changes on the fly, try the following:

ifconfig {interface_name} down
ifconfig {interface_name} delete
ifconfig {interface_name} 146.163.64.?/22
route delete default
route add default 146.163.64.1

In the third ifconfig command above, you'll need to subtitute the actual host address.

[Al Licause]

RE: sysman......be careful when using sysman for changes.

It is good for adds but questionable for changes and deletions.