VMS/ULTRIX CONNECT

[Jay A. Davis]

In article <3903.26ebda46 at wums2.wustl.edu>, fineberg at wums2.wustl.edu writes:
|> In article <1990Sep6.141311.28189 at ujocs.joensuu.fi>,
vaisanen at joyds2.joensuu.fi (Jarmo Vaisanen) writes:
|> > ....
|> >> 2) I don't see how you add a default gateway to the routing
|> >>    tables.  Is there a way to do that?  If not, I will have
|> >>    to issue a "SET ROUTE" command for every network in existence.
|> >> 
|> > 
|> > This is even decumented in version 1.2 - We got software before
|> > documentation, so
|> > I had to look it up in Netnews.
|> > 
|> > $ SET ROUTE /ADDRESS=0.0 /GATEWAY=DEFGATE /NETWORK
|> > 
|> > where DEFGATE must be already defined host.
|> > (Although I remember that I used /ADDRESS=0.0.0.0 - those two must
be
|> > equivalent)
|> > 
|> > 
|> > Yours,
|> > 
|> Any suggestions as to why it won't work for me?  Also any suggestions
as to
|> how to remove it from my table?  When I do I get this response:
|> 
|> WUMS2$ ucx
|> UCX> set noroute /addr=0
|> 
|> Type           Destination                           Gateway
|> 
|> N   * 0.0.0.0                                                ncrc_ms
|> Remove? [N]:y
|> %UCX-E-ROUTEERROR, Error processing ROUTE request
|> -UCX-E-INVADR, Invalid Internet address:
|> UCX>  Exit
|> WUMS2$
|> 
|> And one more random thing.  For some reason, after 10 people have
used
|> telnet to my system, no more telnet access is allowed.  I have only
been
|> able to "fix" it by stopping and restarting the network software.
Look up the logical name UCX$TELNET_MAX_SES and set it to 40 or
something
in SYS$MANAGER:UCX$STARTUP
I don't know how or why the set noroute works.  I like how UCX says the
nameserver can't fine 129.15.15.15 or whatever...  The deccies need to
fix
that one...
|> 	Charlie
|> -- 
|> Charlie Fineberg	Biochemistry Dept., Wash. U. Sch. of Medicine
(WUMS)
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