Woops, my bad. The machine I was on was running build of Nevada. I thought I had heard about "route -p" a while ago but apparently it hasn't trickled out to production Solaris yet. Hopefully this feature will be released into the wild through the either the imminent update release or a kernel patch soon.
Shawn Ferry wrote: > > On Nov 10, 2006, at 4:11 PM, William D. Hathaway wrote: > >> 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. > > Which release? I don' t see that in 03/05 or 1/06 , admittedly they > are a little old. > > > -- > Shawn Ferry shawn.ferry at sun.com > Senior Primary Systems Engineer > Sun Managed Operations Delivery > 703.579.1948 > > -- William D. Hathaway email: william.hathaway at versatile.com Solutions Architect aim: wdhPO Versatile, Inc. cell: 717-314-5461
