Re: default gateway is not showing up even though it is configured
- From: Unruh <unruh-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 8 Jun 2006 20:14:08 GMT
zhe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Hi,
I just installed a linux box with two embeded intel 1000/CT nic cards,
No. You installed some specific version of Linux. Which was it.
I first enabled DHCP and everything looks fine. then I moved it intoIf you are going to assign static IPs why in the world do you enable dhcp?
lab and I have to change to static IP configuration. I assigned static
IP and default gateway on one of the nic and staic IP only on another
Yes, a computer can have only one default route.
nic card. Then I can ping through hosts in these two subnets. but if I
want to cross these two subnets, it will fail. after I further
No idea what you mean? If your computer is supposed to be the gateway, you
need to set it up as such. Tell us what you want to do in more detail.
troubleshooting, I found the default gateway config is not taking
effect even though it is in the config file located at
/etc/sysconfiguration/networking/devices/ifcfg_eth0. Also, if I ust
What is the output of
route -n
route add default gateway x.x.x.x dev eth0, it will say it is already
in the config file. anyone knows what is going on here?
No idea what this is talking about. That error message is NOT an error
message from route. Please quote error messages EXACTLY, via cut and paste
prefereably.
.
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