This seems like such a basic question I am almost embarrased to ask.... but I have reached the point of frustration.
I have been experimenting with Bering as a wireless gateway platform, and have finally had some success getting the wireless interfaces to work. (Thanks Jacques for building a 2.4.16 variant of LEAF!) I am currently stumped by how to define static routes in Bering. On Redhat 7.x it is simply a matter of using the "route add " command to specify static routes. Works great in Redhat, but this doesn't want to work in Bering. I am assuming there is an equivalent command, but have been unable to locate it in any of the Bering (or ShoreWall) docs. I was assuming that the logical approach would be to define routes before attempting to lock things down with Shorewall.... do I need to dive straight into the ShoreWall configs to address this? Can anyone offer a tip to point me in the right direction? Thanks! Henry _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
