If you are using dynamic routing with in.routed:
Become superuser.
Verify that in.routed is running by typing:
# ps -e | grep route |
If the routing tables still don't look correct, become superuser and continue with the next steps.
Kill in.routed by typing the process ID you got from ps -e as the argument to kill. For example, if 1384 was the process ID, you would type:
# kill 1384 |
Flush the routing tables as follows:
# /usr/sbin/route -f |
# /usr/sbin/in.routed |