f22: how to change default gateway via line command

[Tim]

On Wed, 2015-06-10 at 09:16 +0200, J.Witvliet at mindef.nl wrote:
> Anything you do on the command line, is volatile thus won't survive a
> reboot.
> It is tempting to catch any manually settings in a script, running
> after startup has completed.
> Often this works, though with network-settings there is a catch22...
> If you use dhcp, and the lease-renewal comes around, your manual (or
> scripted) settings, like v4/v6 addresses, (default-)routing,
> dns/ntp-settings are gone.
> Mostly dhcp-settings are set to one or several days, so it seems
> static, 
> But when you set on the dhcp-server the lease-time to 5 minutes, you
> see the effects.


When fighting with DHCP servers, you've got two best bets:  Disable your
DHCP client, and use fully manual settings.  Or, modify your DHCP client
configuration.

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