It sounds like you have reconfigured your ethernet card to be
	on a different network to the gateway (possibly via changing
	the netmask).

	Could you send the output of 'ifconfig XXX' where XXX is
	your ethernet interface (such as sn0)?

		David/absolute

	 -=-  "There will not be a send-off, a funeral or mass"  -=-

On Mon, 8 Mar 1999, Jeffrey Ohlmann wrote:

> 
> I had a nice, working little LAN between my NetBSD box and my PowerMac.
> The PowerMac had the internet connection (dial-up) and some third-party
> software for IP forwarding.
> 
> This weekend I had to take the NetBSD machine down for some hardware
> maintenance, and now that I've brought it back up I get the following in
> the startup messages:
> 
> 	writing to routing socket: Network is unreachable
> 	add net default: gateway 192.168.0.1: Network is unreachable
> 
> Added info and guilty secret: not knowing any better, I had experimented
> with routed and named previously, although they are now disabled.  Shortly
> before the above messages are written, this appears:
> 
> 	arp_rtrequest: bad gateway value
> 	rtinit: wrong ifa (0x6beb780) was (0x6be9800)
> 
> I can only surmise that named and/or routed have left behind some
> souvenirs that are now gumming up the works.  Unfortunately I don't know
> what to look for to get rid of these remnants.
> 
> Any information would surely be appreciated.
> 
> Thank you
> 
> Jeffrey Ohlmann
>