booth@lub001.lamar.edu (02/12/91)
I am trying to setup our new Ultrix DECstation 5100 on our TCP/IP network. I have got all the local stuff working, however, I get "Network Unavailable" when trying to get off my net to internet. We are using a Cisco router. I have /etc/routed running. I can define /etc/route to specific Internet net names and they work. I am attempting to run a caching only BIND setup. I know next to nothing about Unix. I have selected local,bind in svc.conf and I used bindsetup. This is about the extent of the documentation on bind/hesoid. Can anyone help? -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ John Booth | Internet - BOOTH@LUB001.LAMAR.EDU Telecomm Analyst | THEnet - LUB001::BOOTH Lamar University | Beaumont, Texas | POST NO BILLS (409) 880-8531 | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
mike@raven.uss.tek.com (Mike Ewan) (02/13/91)
In article <1991Feb12.131943.1@lub001.lamar.edu> booth@lub001.lamar.edu writes: >I am trying to setup our new Ultrix DECstation 5100 on our TCP/IP network. >I have got all the local stuff working, however, I get "Network Unavailable" >when trying to get off my net to internet. We are using a Cisco router. I have >/etc/routed running. I can define /etc/route to specific Internet net names >and they work. Add the following to /etc/rc.local right after routed: /etc/route -f add default cisco-ip-address 1 and everything should work correctly. Also comment out the routed entry in /etc/rc.local. Mike -- Michael Ewan (503)627-6468 Internet: mike@raven.USS.TEK.COM Unix Systems Support UUCP: ...!uunet!raven.uss.tek.com!mike Tektronix, Inc. Compuserve: 73747,2304 "Fig Newton: The force required to accelerate a fig 39.37 inches/sec."--J. Hart
hal@cc.usu.edu (02/14/91)
In article <1991Feb12.131943.1@lub001.lamar.edu>, booth@lub001.lamar.edu writes: > I am trying to setup our new Ultrix DECstation 5100 on our TCP/IP network. > I have got all the local stuff working, however, I get "Network Unavailable" > when trying to get off my net to internet. We are using a Cisco router. I have > /etc/routed running. I can define /etc/route to specific Internet net names > and they work. Try this: near the end of your rc.local put /etc/route add default 127.122.7.253 1 Replace 127.122.7.253 with the address of your cisco. We are running Ultrix 3.1 on a vax with a cisco as our window to the world and it works fine. Obviously you situation is somewhat different so I make no guarantees. hal