Using the route command in Windows 98

[Tool]

Hi,<br>
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I'm trying to add a persitent route to my windows 98 system. I tried using the -p switch that doesn't seem to work.<br>
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Any ideas?<br>
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Thanks in advance<br>
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Tool

 

[Lizardking]

Stepping out on a limb here but I'm not sure that functionality is built into win 98 but a search of the support base gave a tool called IPrip listen that can be installed to build routing tables..It's on the 98 cd.<br>

 

[Zelandakh]

Can't you just use lmhosts and use the #pre suffix?

 

[Warcorp]

Nope, adding to the LMHosts file will just give it name resolution, not tell which routed networks will get you there. I believe, besides the IPrip (assuming your network routes rip) you can add the route command to the winstart.bat file.<br>
<p>Jim Collin<br><a href=mailto:Jim@collin.cc>Jim@collin.cc</a><br><a href=

http://www.collin.cc>Collin

Technologies</a><br>Consumer Technology Integration<br>

 

[Tool]

I've installed the RRAS software, so I could configure it to use rip. Is the winstart.bat a batch file that I need to create?

 

[Warcorp]

Yes, winstart.bat can be created and put in the windows directory. It will activate the batch file on bootup after most if not all the services are loaded...<br>
<p>Jim Collin<br><a href=mailto:Jim@collin.cc>Jim@collin.cc</a><br><a href=

http://www.collin.cc>Collin

Technologies</a><br>Consumer Technology Integration<br>