add route
Posted: 2019/10/15 20:07:10
I've added a route into the and what I want to learn is why the routes are written in rc.local. which purpose or design is used for this. route s always written into rc.local.
route running when I restart server but if i run ( service network restart ) then route is not running added routes do not work then i run the systemctl start rc-local.service and route is running. this method is correct ? when the network is reset, I have to do this.
this method is correct for writing a permanent route. and what I want to learn is why the routes are written in rc.local. which purpose or design is used for this. routes always written into rc.local.
there is a structure like this on the system right now
route running when I restart server but if i run ( service network restart ) then route is not running added routes do not work then i run the systemctl start rc-local.service and route is running. this method is correct ? when the network is reset, I have to do this.
this method is correct for writing a permanent route. and what I want to learn is why the routes are written in rc.local. which purpose or design is used for this. routes always written into rc.local.
there is a structure like this on the system right now