Static Router

To Configure the Netra System as a Static Router

1. Choose Network Connection Administration: Routing > Configure static router.

   The Static Router Administration page is displayed.

2. Type the information in the form using Table 10-1.

   Table 10-1 Information Required for Static Routing

   Default Router Host Address	Host address of the default router for the network.
   Destination Network/  Host Address	Network/Host address to which information is routed.
   Router Host Address	Host address of the router used for accessing the destination address.
   Hop Count	A value of 0 or greater. 0 means the Netra server is the router; a value greater than 0 means that another system is the router.

To Modify a Static Router

1. Choose Network Connection Administration: Routing Modify static router.

2. Make the changes in the form using Table 10-1.

In certain Solaris versions, there is a complication for setting the destination address of a subnetwork with a trailing non-zero digit. To construct a network gateway on a non-zero subnetwork, the /etc/init.d/inetinit file must be manually edited to contain the information in the following form:

route add net 194.125.10.32 194.125.10.2 1 -netmask 255.255.255.224

The addresses shown above are for example only.