Hi Prasad, The route command has a new option in Solaris 10 '-p' which you can use to add routes that will persist across reboots. (It ends up storing them in /etc/inet/static_routes) and these are picked up again by the network/initial service when a reboot happens.
So, if you add a route (or two or three) with something like: route -p add -net 10.254.254.0/24 1.2.3.4 1 you should be all set without having to worry about mucking with /etc/rc2.d/* files and SMF dependencies. Good luck! William Hathaway This message posted from opensolaris.org
