Matthew A Brodycz wrote:
> I have the following IP configuration:
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I note that you only have routes for the 192.168.30.0 network, but all
of the entries in /etc/hosts are in the 192.168.106.0 network.
If you have a single LAN segment, then you probably want to use a
single network for all of the hosts within it. If you need more than
254 addresses, then change the netmask to 255.255.0.0.
> Another thing that I am seeing wrong is `maybe` the gateway
> configuration. Seeing as how I technically don't have one of those, but
> I wasn't sure what to put into there other than the first IP I used to
> configure the machine.
If you don't have a gateway, don't specify one. The script will not
attempt to create a default route if $GATEWAY is null.
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