by Brian S. Craigie - Unix SA - NEC - Scotla » Sat, 07 Sep 1996 04:00:00
Every time I reboot some machines, they all obtain an annoying default route
that I don't want.
I've grepped every file in /etc and sub-dirs looking for the hostname or IP
address which appears as the default route, but not found it.
Any ideas where it could be getting it from?
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by Ling Wan » Sat, 07 Sep 1996 04:00:00
grep whatever /etc/init.d/*Quote:> Every time I reboot some machines, they all obtain an annoying default route
> that I don't want.
> I've grepped every file in /etc and sub-dirs looking for the hostname or IP
> address which appears as the default route, but not found it.
> Any ideas where it could be getting it from?
by Brian S. Craigie - Unix SA - NEC - Scotla » Thu, 12 Sep 1996 04:00:00
writes:
Thanks to everybody who responded - most by e-mail. The answer would appear toQuote:> Every time I reboot some machines, they all obtain an annoying default route
> that I don't want.
> I've grepped every file in /etc and sub-dirs looking for the hostname or IP
> address which appears as the default route, but not found it.
> Any ideas where it could be getting it from?
Thanks again.
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by Brian S. Craigie - Unix SA - NEC - Scotla » Thu, 12 Sep 1996 04:00:00
>> Every time I reboot some machines, they all obtain an annoying default route
>> that I don't want.
>> I've grepped every file in /etc and sub-dirs looking for the hostname or IP
>> address which appears as the default route, but not found it.
>> Any ideas where it could be getting it from?
> grep whatever /etc/init.d/*
Thanks anyway.Quote:>> I've grepped every file in /etc and sub-dirs
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by Mike Harrels » Thu, 12 Sep 1996 04:00:00
>>> Every time I reboot some machines, they all obtain an annoying default route
>>> that I don't want.
>>> I've grepped every file in /etc and sub-dirs looking for the hostname or IP
>>> address which appears as the default route, but not found it.
>>> Any ideas where it could be getting it from?
>> grep whatever /etc/init.d/*
>Thanks, but as I pointed out in my original posting:-
>>> I've grepped every file in /etc and sub-dirs
-- mikeh
by Jason Haine » Fri, 13 Sep 1996 04:00:00
I have also found that it is a *good idea* to specify this route usingQuote:>> Every time I reboot some machines, they all obtain an annoying
>> default route that I don't want.
> Thanks to everybody who responded - most by e-mail. The answer
> would appear to be to _add_ a default route in /etc/defaultrouter
> so that the machine doesn't go looking for one at boot time.
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by Brian S. Craigie - Unix SA - NEC - Scotla » Sat, 14 Sep 1996 04:00:00
No if you don't specify a default router in /etc/defaultrouter, the S69inetQuote:> It probably assigned it during the install. Did you setup an
> /etc/defaultrouter file to override the installation default?
> -- mikeh
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