Comment out the GATEWAY line in /etc/sysconfig/network
Then route del default
Dan
On Thu, 4 Jun 1998, Stuart Norman wrote:
> I installed Red Hat 5.1 a few days ago and set up my ppp connection
> with Network Configurator. My previous version of Linux was Red Hat
> 4.2, so I'm familiar with setting up ppp and have had no problems.
> Also, I don't have any special hardware/software configurations. I'm
> able to connect to my ISP and it reports back the correct IP address,
> but no thruput. Messages file reports "PPP cannot override default
> route." I found that I can make it work by typing "route add default
> ppp0" at the prompt, but only if I'm connected, otherwise it reports
> a "SIOCADDRT device not capable", and the command only lasts thru the
> session. The only information I can find in the LDP and Net3-HOWTO is
> that some versions of Linux have been configured with eth0 as the
> default device, as was Red Hat 5.1, and that this problem has been
> reported, but no details on how to solve it. I do have an ethernet
> card and LAN Intranet. I've tried all kinds of configurations
>
> How can I set a permanent default route?
>
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