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Date: Tue, 9 Dec 1997 17:56:31 EST
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Subject: Help! No route to host
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I have just set up a new network and have placed 3 FreeBSD servers on the
network.  When I try to ping the other servers I get no route to host.

How do I set up routing for these hosts?

    mail    10.0.0.2
    news    10.0.0.3
    www     10.0.0.4

Do I have to add them to rc.conf?  Or can I just add a route for the subnet
(10.0.0)?

Scot 

PS.  Please respond by e-mail, as I am not subscribed. Thanks