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  • S Super Lloyd

    Hi All, I am setting up tablet for our customer. It has 3 network interfaces: WiFi, LET/4G/Phone network and a slow but (allegedly) reliable IP radio network. I want to make sure the Radio network is ONLY used by my application (and NO OTher App use it for "internet" acceess) I try to call (as admin) the ROUTE (DOS) command with ROUTE DELETE AND ROUTE ADD.

    route DELETE 0.0.0.0 192.168.128.1
    route ADD 10.104.8.22 192.168.128.1 metric 9999
    route ADD 164.112.43.3 192.168.128.1 metric 9999

    However, this radio is a USB (external) radio, and everytime it got disconnected / reconnected my radio setting is gone! How could I make sure the settings sticks?!

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    no worries, our customer's sys admin told me!!! -p settings! as in

    route DELETE 0.0.0.0 192.168.128.1 -p
    route ADD 10.104.8.22 192.168.128.1 metric 9999 -p
    route ADD 164.112.43.3 192.168.128.1 metric 9999 -p

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      no worries, our customer's sys admin told me!!! -p settings! as in

      route DELETE 0.0.0.0 192.168.128.1 -p
      route ADD 10.104.8.22 192.168.128.1 metric 9999 -p
      route ADD 164.112.43.3 192.168.128.1 metric 9999 -p

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      Garth J Lancaster
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      :-) beat me to it by 43 mins :-(

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        :-) beat me to it by 43 mins :-(

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        Super Lloyd
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        Good try! :)

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        • G Garth J Lancaster

          :-) beat me to it by 43 mins :-(

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          Super Lloyd
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          In fact I still have a problem... The ROUTE ADD is persistent! But ROUTE DELETE is not, every time I reconnect my Internet USB IP Radio (Motorola APX Series) The Gateways is added back ! :(( Any idea?

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          • S Super Lloyd

            In fact I still have a problem... The ROUTE ADD is persistent! But ROUTE DELETE is not, every time I reconnect my Internet USB IP Radio (Motorola APX Series) The Gateways is added back ! :(( Any idea?

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            Garth J Lancaster
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            well, you only need the '-p' option on the ROUTE ADD lines as for the delete one 'coming back' .... hmmm - what happens if you do ROUTE -f which flushes the routing cache

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              well, you only need the '-p' option on the ROUTE ADD lines as for the delete one 'coming back' .... hmmm - what happens if you do ROUTE -f which flushes the routing cache

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              Super Lloyd
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              It doesn't fixes it... :(( I suspect what happen is something done by the Motorola USB Radio driver.... Any idea what kind of system (Win32!) call I should do to watch and update the route table?!

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              • S Super Lloyd

                It doesn't fixes it... :(( I suspect what happen is something done by the Motorola USB Radio driver.... Any idea what kind of system (Win32!) call I should do to watch and update the route table?!

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                NotifyRouteChange[^] And NotifyRouteChange2[^] Are what you are looking for. A quick Google found them (Search String: win32 routing table update event)

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                  NotifyRouteChange[^] And NotifyRouteChange2[^] Are what you are looking for. A quick Google found them (Search String: win32 routing table update event)

                  What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question? The metaphorical solid rear-end expulsions have impacted the metaphorical motorized bladed rotating air movement mechanism. Do questions with multiple question marks annoy you???

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                  Super Lloyd
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                  Woa, thanks man, this is very promising! :-D

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                  • S Super Lloyd

                    Hi All, I am setting up tablet for our customer. It has 3 network interfaces: WiFi, LET/4G/Phone network and a slow but (allegedly) reliable IP radio network. I want to make sure the Radio network is ONLY used by my application (and NO OTher App use it for "internet" acceess) I try to call (as admin) the ROUTE (DOS) command with ROUTE DELETE AND ROUTE ADD.

                    route DELETE 0.0.0.0 192.168.128.1
                    route ADD 10.104.8.22 192.168.128.1 metric 9999
                    route ADD 164.112.43.3 192.168.128.1 metric 9999

                    However, this radio is a USB (external) radio, and everytime it got disconnected / reconnected my radio setting is gone! How could I make sure the settings sticks?!

                    All in one Menu-Ribbon Bar DirectX for WinRT/C# since 2013! Taking over the world since 1371!

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                    You can use the route command to view, add and delete routes on a Microsoft Windows NT server that runs Cisco ICM. You can use these options with the route command: route [-f] [-p] [command [destination] [mask subnetmask] [gateway] [metric costmetric]] Custom Essay Writing Service

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                    • S Super Lloyd

                      Hi All, I am setting up tablet for our customer. It has 3 network interfaces: WiFi, LET/4G/Phone network and a slow but (allegedly) reliable IP radio network. I want to make sure the Radio network is ONLY used by my application (and NO OTher App use it for "internet" acceess) I try to call (as admin) the ROUTE (DOS) command with ROUTE DELETE AND ROUTE ADD.

                      route DELETE 0.0.0.0 192.168.128.1
                      route ADD 10.104.8.22 192.168.128.1 metric 9999
                      route ADD 164.112.43.3 192.168.128.1 metric 9999

                      However, this radio is a USB (external) radio, and everytime it got disconnected / reconnected my radio setting is gone! How could I make sure the settings sticks?!

                      All in one Menu-Ribbon Bar DirectX for WinRT/C# since 2013! Taking over the world since 1371!

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                      You can use the route command to view, add and delete routes on a Microsoft Windows NT server that runs Cisco ICM. You can use these options with the route command: route [-f] [-p] [command [destination] [mask subnetmask] [gateway] [metric costmetric]] Reference: american-writers.org

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