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I use a windows machine to connect VIA ftp to an old digital alphastation Unix box, the alpha station will only route the registered IP address of one computer to connect through tu1 card for FTP, the windows machine went down and i lost all the information on the drive so i built a new machine and now i need to know what the IP address registered on tu1 with IP 128.1.60.199 is.

I tried doing netstat -nr and it shows a list of all my local ip adresses and net cards but not the list of where to route incoming ips

Also i attempted to do IFCONFIG -a and it comes up with an error at the wsys91 prompt stating invalid syntax

Any ideas?

Thank you!!

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i should add that i have done this once before and i typed a command and it listed all the ip addresses that were routed to tu1 i just cant remember what it was!

I had a difficult time understanding what you wrote.

If you want to know the routes from your windows box:

Code:

route PRINT

Tru64 UNIX also has the route command: route(8)

at the wsys91:> i typed route PRINT it gives me (botched keyword)

OK, you need to provide more information. What exactly is wsys91? OS type and version please.

OSF1 V3.2 148

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the machine is an old digital alpha station at the login screen it says Digital Unix OSF/1 i login there and it brings up another GUI with applications etc. I open the application DECterm and that is where i have been entering these commands

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i also tried to add a new route with the command

route add -net 192.168.1.30 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev tu1

and i get an error saying

invalid netmask