On Mon, 2002-07-15 at 15:45, Alexander Schiftner wrote: > Hi all, > > I am a Debian newbie, so far I have been using the SuSE and Redhat distros. I > am really enthusiastic about Debian's features, especially apt. > > However, I have not managed to find a configuration file (like /etc/route.conf > in SuSE) where I can configure a static route. Of course it wouldn't be a > real problem to write it myself, but I think that I've missed something. Can > somebody give me a hint ? If you just have a single default gateway, you can put it in your /etc/network/interfaces under the correct interface as gateway x.x.x.x or if there are a few you can put a number of 'up' statements in interfaces like up route add -net etc etc up ... or if you have a whole bunch you can create a script of your choosing and call _it_ via the up statement. It is possible that I am missing an obvious way, but that is what I use. -Mark
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