Under Unixware, there's a file called <FONT FACE=monospace>/etc/inet/config</font>. It may be the same under OS5. The format is similar to /etc/inittab, and it contains various networking initialisation commands. Look line 4c (or any of the "4" lines).<br><br>You should see a line that contains <FONT FACE=monospace>/usr/sbin/route</font>. Copy this and change the, for example, <FONT FACE=monospace>4c</font> to be 4<i>x</i>, where <i>x</i> is the next available letter.<br><br>Then change it so it looks like the following:<br><FONT FACE=monospace><br>4e:/usr/sbin/route::y::add <i>remoteip gatewayip</i>:<br></font><br><br>where <i>remoteip</i> and <i>gatewayip</i> are your required IP addresses.<br><br>One final note - this example if from UW7. Previous versions of Unixware required there to be a hop count after the gatewayip address. Leaving the hop count in when you upgrade to UW7 applies the hop count as a netmask. (You don't want to know how long it took us to figure that out... SCO took a while to spot it as well...)<br><br>Anyway, my point is that you may need to add the hop count for this to work on OS5.<br><br>HTH.