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Hello,
I'm having problems with persistent routes. I have the route added to route-eth1. But when I run the 'route' command to display the routes, it does not show the newly added route. I did restart the network service. That did not help. I also rebooted the server, but still did not help. I'm able to add route via command line, but they are not persistent. They go away once the network service is restarted or the server is rebooted. Any help is appreciated. Thanks. |
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