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Subject: Adding/changing TCP/IP default route
From: oliver.wenzel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 17 Dec 2002 11:04:30 +0100
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Hello,

our network guys have done some network topology changes on saturday.

We now have a new default router that I would need to configure in AS/400
tcp/ip.  Our current default route
is still valid, but doesn't know all subnets.

I already tried to add the new router as a second default route, but it
doesn't work in all cases.

So, can I change the origninal default route during normal operations or
will this give problems?

Thanks,

Oliver

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