> That's exactly the problem. It's a bug, but as > you'll see down below, > it's quite inconsequential at this point.
Yes it is! I've confirmed this by running the /lib/svc/method/net-physical script manually. What happens is that interfaces are processed in order specified by a shell glob: /etc/hostname.* and "ip.tun0" comes before "rtls0". And of course, whouldn't you know it, `route` refuses to set a default route on a virtual interface whose physical interface is yet to be plumbed and configured. BUSTED! > There's a _much_ better way of adding persistent > static routes now in > Solaris. /etc/defaultrouters is a legacy hack, and > we should eventually > get rid of it. In Solaris 11, you can use > route(1M)'s -p option to make > routes persist. Just add -p to your route command > above, and it will be > configured automatically at every boot. > Incidentally, these static > routes are added after all interfaces on the system > have been > configured, including tunnels. I can't! I'm on Solaris 10 1/06! Should I open up a support case? I have Solaris support. Will they even be willing to fix it? This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
