Checkm out /etc/sysconfig/network this lists among other things, what
gateway your machine should use. I believe that rebooting afterwards will
make the change effective.
Beth Gemeny
SysAdmin
HHN.com
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From: webmaster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: April 14, 1998 11:00 AM
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Subject: gateway
Dear Linux Gurus:
What file do I edit, or what command do I use to establish a gateway
IP address? Do I have to reboot the machine to or restart a process
to use the new gateway?
Thanks...
Vincent Tan [CNE, NCIP, CNA4, CNA3, MCP]
Commonwealth Credit Union
Network Coordinator
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