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userdoc:tt_network_config [2010/01/08 11:40]
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| ====== Network Configuration ====== | ====== Network Configuration ====== |
| | === Giving '$INTIF' a gateway === |
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| ===== Giving $INTIF a default gateway ===== | In some installations, AstLinux will not be your LAN's gateway, and AstLinux itself might have to use a gateway to reach a particular subnet (common in VPN situations). To configure this, edit ''/mnt/kd/rc.elocal'' (or create it, if not yet present, and make it executable), and add the following to it: |
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| In some installations, Astlinux will not be your LAN's gateway, and Astlinux itself might have to use that gateway to reach a particular subnet (common in VPN situations). To configure this, edit ''/mnt/kd/rc.elocal'' (or create it if not yet present), and add the following to it: | |
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| ''ip route add to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/xx via yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy dev ethz'' | ''ip route add to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/xx via yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy dev ethz'' |
| * ''ethz'' is the NIC attached to the same subnet as the gateway | * ''ethz'' is the NIC attached to the same subnet as the gateway |
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| ''rc.elocal'' is simply a start-up script which runs after Astlinux's other startup scripts. | ''rc.elocal'' is simply a start-up script which runs directly after the network startup script. |