Hello
Using the standard Solaris file /etc/netmasks
would have solved this problem also.
WB
>The solution was very simple.
>Only on COGEN I did the following:
>Add to /etc/hosts
>152.153.16.50 ROUTER
>
>Add to /etc/defaultrouter
>ROUTER
>
>But this didn't work.
>FOXBORO networks are configured as class B network.............
>So I added a script to /etc/fox/userapps.dat called 'routing.scr' which
>looked like this:
>
>#!/bin/sh
>#
># We have to force the netmask like this because at boot time
># FOXBORO is resetting it to class B subnet
># This is ok for the NODE BUS but not for the second ethernet card.
>#
># There are two 152.153.x.x networks separated by 10.202.x.x
># who need to be able to talk to each other
># 152.153.16.x on the foxboro side of the router and
># 152.153.the.rest on the other side of 10.202.x.x
>#
># This script is called from /etc/fox/user_apps.dat
>#
># 17-April-2000 F.Schouten.
>#
>ifconfig le1 netmask 255.255.255.0
>
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