08071TCP@MSU.BITNET (Doug Nelson) (01/13/90)
Adding to Bruce's comments... He caught the reference to class C instead of class B. There are a couple minor mistakes in the suggested entries, though. > ... What you do need is to define the network >you are physically connected to. Do this with the statement: > > 130.127 = ETH3 1500 0.0.0.255 0.0.0.8 The subnet mask and value were mis-positioned by an octet. Assuming your host is on the class C sized subnet, 130.127.8, of your class B network, this should be: 130.127 = ETH3 1500 0.0.255.0 0.0.8.0 >Now you need to add a statement for each of your subnets and the gateway >on your network that serves them. Using your example, add: > > 130.127 130.127.8.108 ETH3 1500 0.0.0.255 0.0.0.72 Again, this should be: 130.127 130.127.8.108 ETH3 1500 0.0.255.0 0.0.72.0 >And then finally add the default route to the rest of the world: > > DEFAULTNET 130.127.8.5 ETH3 DEFAULTSIZE 0 That one's fine. The assumption (on the first entry) is that your host is on a class C subnet. If that isn't correct, the first entry, and maybe the second, need to be changed somewhat. Doug Nelson Michigan State University