> ___
> | | 205.238.4.0/24 ----- Routing fine
> --- OR |----- 205.238.16.0/27 ----- Can't figure how to do it.
> w0 |___|ether0
Looks like you want them both on your ethernet. I don't recall there
being a 3.8+ version of ComOS available for the OR's so you can
install that and run ethernet sub-interfaces.
> To do the /24 all I had to do was add route 205.238.4.0 205.238.4.1 1
This should have been unnecessary as the OR-HS knows that 205.238.4.0
is local to the ethernet port and should have added it automagically.
> the .4.1 being the ether0 on the OR. What would the add route command
> have to be to get the .16 to be something like this
>
> add route 205.238.16.32/27 205.238.4.1 1
> add route 205.238.16.64/27 205.238.4.1 1
> etc etc.
Short answer: You can't without having a device with an interface on
all of the networks.
Longer answer: You need to have an interface on a network in order to
do what I think you want. Now this can be sub-interfaces (secondary's
on Cisco, ip aliases on Linux) or "real" interfaces. However, in
ComOS the ethernet sub-interfaces came in version 3.8 something I
believe, which wasn't available for the OR family last time I checked.
Now, what is it that you are trying to accomplish? It may be able to
be done another way. For example, if you wanted 205.238.16.32/27 to
be the assigned address pool of a PM2 with the IP of 205.238.4.28
(just picked this out of the blue) then what you would want is:
add route 205.238.16.32/27 205.238.4.28 2
or use OSPF to do it dynamically.
Since I don't know exactly what you are trying to do I can only
speculate. :)
Michael
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