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Persistant Static Route on ReadyNAS 102
Howdy Everybody, I'm a new ReadyNAS user and let me say right off that this device exceeds every expectation I had. The fact that root enable SSH access is giving without a 3rd party hack is amazing. But onto the topic. I'm trying to add a persistent static route on the ReadyNAS 102. The web front-end didn't offer the capability as far as I can tell, but I was able to add one using the Linux route utility. I would like to make the route persistent. I've tried adding it to every start up file that I know of (cron-@reboot, init, if-up.d) but none of them seem to execute my route command at boot, or if they do the web front-end config maybe overwrites it after the fact?
Does anybody have any experience in this area?
Thanks, Samuel.
Does anybody have any experience in this area?
Thanks, Samuel.
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- Samuel,
Static routes are a function of a router. There is no facility for this on a RN102
web interface. I personally cannot support you on Linux.
Are you sure you don't mean a Static IP?
If so, you should be able to map drive, for example
//192.168.xx.yy/share
What is the reason for Static route?
Thanks, Marto
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