2012-08-24 12:09, Dave Price wrote:
and I have RIP running on the router and that has led to other routes being learnt too. I am fairly sure that the defauly route is fixed statically but I have not yet spotted where it is. It is certainly not in /etc/defaultrouter as that simply does not exist. I will dig about a bit more.
Well, the default route like any other can come from announcements. Text-file-based overrides for the in.routed process can also be in /etc/gateways and maybe in /etc/inet/static-routes or somesuch. For Solaris 11's way of moving basic things into SMF (now reminds of Windows registry in a bad way), you can try running svcprop '*' | grep '192.168.199.1' (obvisously, grepping for your suspected default router) - this should list SMF properties of ALL services, finding the one you need if it is at all there. HTH, //Jim _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
