Giving up default gateway in Solaris 10

Good Morning !!!
Hi ..
could you tell me, how can i add default gateway in solaris 10?
i mean , i wanted give up as follows:
rute add default 100.110.120.130
but it does not work !!
Thanks.

Could you post the output from what you're doing? This because beside the typo the following command should work when your root.
route add default 100.110.120.130 Another option is the following command, but then you need to reboot the system afterwards.
echo "100.110.120.130" > /etc/defaultrouter

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: end

I didn't realise I had that crypto settings on, thanks my bad!!!
But... the 172.16.12.0 network is directly connected, the Router (that to be honest is a firewall) / switches is all on the same subnet (172.16.12.X/24), so sorry I didn't explain thoroughly, was more wondering about the GW and didn't want to overcomplicate things..
The Firewall/Router dosen't do any routing, so it should work right (I you count out the firewalling in the firewall and so forth, there shouldn't be any problems accomplishing this with the ASA)? The Firewall is more a DHCP for the clients/Firwall for the clients.. this will change in the future.. it will be removed,
the vpn network is staticly routed back to my ASA in that firewall...
I don't like this solution.. but this is who it looks.. for now..
(VPN network is 10.10.10.X/24)
But... shouldn't I see a default gateway under ipconfig when I'm connected to the VPN from internet, on the vpn client that's vpned in, is this correct?
THANKS for all the help!

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Hello,
I need to change the default gateway on my small business server 2008 from 192.168.1.207 to 192.168.1.208. The server is used for exchange 2007 and pretty much runs our network.
My manager said this is a big job and I need to read up on DNS, MX records and changing SMTP server IP addresses but I cant see what else I would
need to do.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks!

Hi Nuh,
If you are just looking to change just the gateway IP address, then FOVIA is correct. Just run the Connect to Internet Wizard. For all intensive purposes, your gateway is your firewall or router. Ex. below.
IP Address: 192.168.1.2 <-This is IP address for the server
Subnet: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.1.207 <- This is the IP address for your gateway, the one that you need to change.
Now, if you manager is asking you to change physically change the gateway(firewall/router) and reconfigfure it and the network, then this "big job" does make sense when dealing DNS, MX records and such. If not, then just run the wizard and you should be
gold.

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hi,
there is option to specify default gateway on switch.
what is the purpose of it?
Regards
skrao

Hi,
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