route command at W9X ??????, problem with the gateway

[A.D.M.S.L.]

How i can save the route table that i change, every time we shutdown the PC,
the changes will be lose.

Can i do the changes directly to the TCP-IP configuration.

The real problem is that i want to go to especific TCP address, with a
different gateway that the default one.

and all the time, i must write at the DOS prompt this command

route add 194.150.30.0 mask 255.255.255.0 194.155.30.240

at this moment i can access to the 194.150.30.xx range of TCP adress through
the gateway 194.155.30.240, and not by the dafult gateway i have at the
tcp-ip configuration of the W9X

thank

miguel
mig...@admsl.com

[Dirk Schiebener]

A.D.M.S.L. <a...@webhouse.es> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
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Hallo Miguel,
By working with W9X you need to have a Batch-File.
Put the route add into the batch-file like routeadd.bat und verify that the
batch-file is always
loaded during of the start of windows.
You can do it for e.g. with the autostart under start -> Programms ->
autostart
or in the win.in.
I hope it's help you.
By
Dirk

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[Jason Sommerfield]

Try a "/p" switch with the "route" command, it should make the route stay
(accross reboots and all) until explicitly removed.

e.g. "route add /p 194.150.30.0 mask 255.255.255.0 194.155.30.240"

Dirk Schiebener's suggestion of a batch file containing the route command to be
executed during startup would also be a good approach if this doesn't work (I
know "/p" works on NT, but I'm not positive it does under Win9x).

-jason

"A.D.M.S.L." wrote:

> How i can save the route table that i change, every time we shutdown the PC,
> the changes will be lose.
>
> Can i do the changes directly to the TCP-IP configuration.
>
> The real problem is that i want to go to especific TCP address, with a
> different gateway that the default one.
>
> and all the time, i must write at the DOS prompt this command
>
> route add 194.150.30.0 mask 255.255.255.0 194.155.30.240
>
> at this moment i can access to the 194.150.30.xx range of TCP adress through
> the gateway 194.155.30.240, and not by the dafult gateway i have at the
> tcp-ip configuration of the W9X
>
> thank
>
> miguel
> mig...@admsl.com

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