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DMEDV wrote:

> PK <PRZEMEK@pik.gliwice.pl> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
> 37A6CE2B.BBA6BD62@pik.gliwice.pl...
>
> johnason wrote:
> >
> > >Now I want to add TCP/IP to my Network.
> > >I decided to build  a Class B Network with the Subnet-Mask 255.255.240.00
> > >so I can build up to 14 Subnet´s with 4096 Hosts on each Subnet.
> > >
> > >My PC has the IP-address 129.47.48.2. I only can ping to 129.47.48.1, but
> I
> > >can´t ping the other
> > >subnet´s. How can I reach the other Subnet´s ?
> >
> > you must be Enabled IP routing on Netware Server (defalut is disable)
>
> You should have properly set RIP as enable to let servers
> learn about topology and
> properly set 'default route' on workstations to get access
> to another subnets (servers knows routes, workstation don't)
>
> PK
>
> Thank you all. I think I have found the error.
> I have changed the network-structure from subnets to networks and now it
> works.
>
> But now I get a new problem. How can I permanentaly tell win98 the default
> route´s,
> because win lost the routing table at powerdown.
> The only 2 ways I have found yet, is a) to install a rip-listener, or b)
> call a batch with
> "route add" command in it.
>
> Frank

Configure it in network properties. Double click on "TCP/IP -> [Your NIC here]"
and configure it under the IP Address tab.