I'm trying to add a static route to a remote network, but I keep getting
"network is unreachable". The topography looks like this:
+--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +-------+ +-----------+
| linux | | router | | router | | host | | other net |
| 108.10 |---|108.62 |---|62.254 |---|42.26 |---|x.x.2.2 |
| | | 62.137| | 42.254| |x.x.2.1| | x.x.2.0|
+--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +-------+ +-----------+
Basically, I want to add a route on the Linux box pointing to "host" for
any packets intended for the x.x.2.0 net. If I do a 'route add -net
x.x.2.0 gw 158.187.42.26 metric #' with any metric value for '#', I get
"SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable"
The "x.x.2.0" net is not officially assigned within our enterprise and its
not really feasible to make it so.
Is there a way to do this routing?
Thanks,
Brian
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