[9fans] ip/ipconfig question

[9fans] ip/ipconfig question

[erik quanstrom]

i can't seem to get unconfiguring an ip address
from an interface correct.  here's the external
routes on one of our main machines

	minooka; cat /net.alt/iproute
	0.0.0.0         /96  65.14.39.129    4    none   0
	65.0.0.0        /128 65.0.0.0        4b   ifc    -
	65.14.39.128    /123 65.14.39.128    4i   ifc    0
	65.14.39.128    /128 65.14.39.128    4b   ifc    -
	65.14.39.134    /128 65.14.39.134    4u   ifc    0
	65.14.39.159    /128 65.14.39.159    4b   ifc    -
	65.255.255.255  /128 65.255.255.255  4b   ifc    -
	12.0.0.0        /128 12.0.0.0        4b   ifc    -
	12.51.113.0     /123 12.51.113.0     4i   ifc    0
	12.51.113.0     /128 12.51.113.0     4b   ifc    -
	12.51.113.6     /128 12.51.113.6     4u   ifc    0
	12.51.113.31    /128 12.51.113.31    4b   ifc    -
	12.255.255.255  /128 12.255.255.255  4b   ifc    -

i want to delete all the 65. routes and make the default
gw 12.51.113.1.  this does not seem to work

	ip/ipconfig -x /net.alt -g 65.14.39.129 ether /net.alt/ether? delete 65.14.39.134 /123

the default route remains.  deleting the default route by hand
results in a number of odd looking ip6 routes.  (unfortunately
i killed that window.)  using the "unbind" verb instead hangs.

- erik

Re: [9fans] ip/ipconfig question

[lucio]

> 	ip/ipconfig -x /net.alt -g 65.14.39.129 ether /net.alt/ether? delete 65.14.39.134 /123

why, if you want a default route of 12.51.113.1, do you specify
65.14.39.129 in the line above?

++L

Re: [9fans] ip/ipconfig question

[erik quanstrom]

> > 	ip/ipconfig -x /net.alt -g 65.14.39.129 ether /net.alt/ether? delete 65.14.39.134 /123
> 
> why, if you want a default route of 12.51.113.1, do you specify
> 65.14.39.129 in the line above?
> 
> ++L

because the verb is "delete."  i don't want to delete the new gateway.

(nonetheless, i did try it and it does not work.)

- erik

Re: [9fans] ip/ipconfig question

[lucio]

> because the verb is "delete."  i don't want to delete the new gateway.
> 
> (nonetheless, i did try it and it does not work.)

Oops, blonde moment.  Sorry for the noise.

++L