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Multinet - Changing IP Address |
Citizenfish
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Posted on June 06 2016 13:31 |
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I am trying to change the default route and IP address of my VAX
I can do this from the command line by deleting all the routes and then adding gateway manually.
But I cannot get this to be saved
If I use
MULTINET CONFIGURE/MENU
and modify the Default Route to be a new address I get the error:-
"Error: Default Route 172.16.0.1 must be directly connected"
I get the same error if I try to change the IP address of the device.
Any ideas?
Edited by Citizenfish on June 06 2016 13:40 |
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RE: Multinet - Changing IP Address |
Bruce Claremont
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Posted on June 07 2016 06:28 |
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I have just dabbled with Multinet in the past. It may be necessary to define the default route before Multinet will accept IP changes. If this is the case, make the default route change and interface changes in one go.
Example:
$ MULTINET CONFIGURE /INTERFACE
NET-CONFIG> SET DEFAULT-ROUTE 10.7.37.254
NET-CONFIG> MODIFY SE0
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NET-CONFIG> EXIT
There is always MULTINET CONFIG |
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RE: Multinet - Changing IP Address |
Citizenfish
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Posted on June 07 2016 15:27 |
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Bruce. Where do you live as Iowe you a beer ;-)
Worked a treat. Thanks Dave |
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RE: Multinet - Changing IP Address |
Bruce Claremont
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Posted on June 09 2016 06:42 |
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Colorado. How about you?
Glad to hear the advice was useful. |
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