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>> In /etc/host.conf I have just one line:
>>     hosts
>> In /etc/hosts two lines:
>>     127.0.0.1        localhost......my_pc_name
>>     10.0.0.1          my_pc_name
>> Now, whichever "network" command I type in
>> ( I mean telnet, ping etc...) I get
>>      no route to host
>> if I use the host address 10.0.0.1.
>> Things go smoothly with 127.0.0.1 and
>> my_pc_name.
>> Is there anything wrong ?

>what is the address of the gateway? once you have that address
>type (as root):
>route add default <gateway IPaddress>

There isn't any gateway. This is a standalone machine
running with "enable gateway"="NO" in rc.conf.





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