06-15-2004
newbie questions on ntp and routes
RH 7.2
I have 2 unrelated questions -
1.) I have been able to configure and run ntp but cannot figure out how to start the service upon reboot. I have read the man pages for ntsysv - this is a manual action, but I want to drop a tarball of config files on a new installation and cannot figure out what file needs to be changed.
2.) I have added a route to eth1 on my box.
"route add -net XX.XX.0.0 netmask 255.255.0.0 dev eth1" which works fine, but the route has to be re-added upon reboot. How can I get this route added permanently?
Thanks!!
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