Re: (ASCEND) Default route on a Pipeline

[Jim Howard <jhoward@lyceum.com>]

At 17:37 1998/07/07 -0400, Steve Camas wrote:
>of the machine it connects to but it seems as if Pipeline's either get the
>gateway address from the 'lan address' setting in the connection profile
>or from RIP.  Can it not be configured to simply use the IP of whatever it
>connects to (the max it got)?

try this:
A> ethernet->connections->YourProfile->Ip options...
        LAN Adrs=0.0.0.0/0
        WAN Alias=10.10.10.10

B> ethernet->static routes->Default
        Gateway=10.10.10.10

I use this to connect my P50 to any of four different Maxen, they share 
routes to reach me via OSPF, and I do not have to RIP to the P50.

-Jim H
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