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Location of defaultrouter file in Red Hat
Where is the file containing the default router in Red Hat 7.0?
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Try looking in the /etc directory. The file should be "defaultrouter" in one word.
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That is the file under Solaris, but it appears to be somewhere else under Red Hat Linux. Thanks.
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Are you referring to the...

/etc/sysconfig/network

...file? This contains...

GATEWAY=some.ip.address

...this should map to your "default" route
in your routing table (see... netstat -r)
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The easiest thing for you to do would be to just type linuxconf.

From here, you can configure most of the OS.

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