kleinow@caen.engin.umich.edu (leonard kleinow) (02/07/91)
It seems that my default gateway goes away every time I logout. I log on as root, type "route add default 141.211.204.1 1", and then everything is peachy. But when I log out and log back in again, then try to telnet anywhere, I get "Network is unreachable." and must add the default gateway again. What file is the route command referencing? How can I make the add command "stick"? (A/UX 2.0, Mac IIci, 8 megs, CableTron Ethernet card)
rmtodd@servalan.uucp (Richard Todd) (02/07/91)
kleinow@caen.engin.umich.edu (leonard kleinow) writes: >It seems that my default gateway goes away every time I logout. >I log on as root, type "route add default 141.211.204.1 1", and then >everything is peachy. But when I log out and log back in again, >then try to telnet anywhere, I get "Network is unreachable." and must >add the default gateway again. >What file is the route command referencing? How can I make the add command >"stick"? Route isn't referencing any file. It just modifies the routing table in the kernel memory. To make it "stick", just add the "route add ..." command you'd ordinarily type to the end of the shell script /etc/rc, which is automatically executed every time the system boots. -- Richard Todd rmtodd@uokmax.ecn.uoknor.edu rmtodd@chinet.chi.il.us rmtodd@servalan.uucp Motorola Skates On Intel's Head!