In some mail from Alan Hannan, sie said:
[...]
> Right. What you need to do is manually add the routes. Throw
> them into /etc/netstart, and off you go.
/etc/rc.local for SunOS4.1.x (/etc/netstart is new to 4.4BSD).
> Like so, I think:
>
> in file /etc/netstart, put the following type lines after:
>
> route -n flush
> route -n add default 266.1.1.1 # <- assuming this is the
> external unprotected
> router
> route -n add 10.0.0.0 277.1.1.1 # <- assuming your internal
> network is 10/8 and sent
> to the router 277.1.1.1
darren
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