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Also to make a permanent change I had to add the IP to /etc/defaultrouter. Using the route command will not make a permanent change, it will be gone after a reboot.
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Also to make a permanent change I had to add the IP to /etc/defaultrouter. Using the route command will not make a permanent change, it will be gone after a reboot.

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Hey all, <br />
I need to make permanent changes to the routing table on a Soalris 10 box. How would I do that? Right now it has my workstation listed as a gateway which is incorrect. I believe this is preventing me from getting out to the Internet.<br />

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Hey all, 
I need to make permanent changes to the routing table on a Soalris 10 box. How would I do that? Right now it has my workstation listed as a gateway which is incorrect. I believe this is preventing me from getting out to the Internet.


Edit routing table in Solaris 10

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