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Operating Systems AIX how do I create a routing table (AIX) Post 302280898 by eRJe on Tuesday 27th of January 2009 07:02:35 PM
Old 01-27-2009
This is my routing table which I got from netstat -rn

How do I read this? What entry must I create (and how) to connect the 10.100.123.x with the 10.100.121.x networks?


Code:
Routing tables
Destination      Gateway           Flags   Refs     Use  If   PMTU  Exp  Groups

Route tree for Protocol Family 2 (Internet):
default          10.100.121.254    UG        0     2921  en3     -   -  
10/8             10.100.122.99     U         0       88  et4     -   -  
10.100.119/24    10.100.119.1      U        48 70480762  en5     -   -  
10.100.120/24    10.100.121.1      UG        0       28  en3     -   -  
10.100.121/24    10.100.121.99     U        43  6738619  en3     -   -  
10.100.122/24    10.100.122.99     U         0      758  en4     -   -  
10.100.123/24    10.100.123.254    U        17 453802793 en16     -   -  
10.100.127/24    10.100.121.1      UG        0        7  en3     -   -  
10.100.129/24    10.100.121.2      UG        0        3  en3     -   -  
10.100.130/24    10.100.121.7      UG        0     1704  en3     -   -  
127/8            127.0.0.1         U         6     1190  lo0     -   -  
192.3.3.1        192.3.3.2         UH        0        0 sl17     -   -  

Route tree for Protocol Family 24 (Internet v6):
::1              ::1               UH        0        0  lo0 16896   -

 

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