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by **Fairlig** » Thu, 05 Sep 1996 04:00:00

I've got two machines. One is OS5, and one is SCO QuickStart. At reboot,
there are a bunch of incorrect routes coming up on the QuickStart box. I
have searched damn near everywhere on that box, and cannot find where
they're coming from. Does anyone know?

The weird thing is that they're coming up oddly, like one is for the
machine's IP#, routed through localhost. Another is another machine on the
net, routed through localhost. It's causing problems, and I need to remove
these from whatever script or file they're in.

Incidentally, on the regular OS5 machine, I need to set a default route.
What is the "correct" place to set the default route to the router?

HELP!

Thanks!

mark->
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by **Steve Harvanc** » Fri, 06 Sep 1996 04:00:00

(Fairlight) writes:

>I've got two machines. One is OS5, and one is SCO QuickStart. At reboot,
>there are a bunch of incorrect routes coming up on the QuickStart box. I
>have searched damn near everywhere on that box, and cannot find where
>they're coming from. Does anyone know?

>The weird thing is that they're coming up oddly, like one is for the
>machine's IP#, routed through localhost. Another is another machine on the
>net, routed through localhost. It's causing problems, and I need to remove
>these from whatever script or file they're in.

>Incidentally, on the regular OS5 machine, I need to set a default route.
>What is the "correct" place to set the default route to the router?

>HELP!

>Thanks!

>mark->
>--

> __/\__ ||| "I'm talking for free... | http://www.fairlite.com

The file you need to edit is /etc/tcp. In this file the ifconfig brings up the
interfaces and the route commands will administer the routes.

Steve Harvancik
Consultant - OMNI Resources
Site: AT&T/State of Wisconsin/DOA/BITM

(608)-264-847

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