We are a agency that has purchased 2 Telephone recorders from Dictaphone to record telephone and radio conversations at our police department. These recorders have a version of qnx operating system on them to run a program to record the telephone and radio conversations. These recorders are on our network. Since we are Law enforcement agency we have a private and public safety network separated by a router / firewall with special access control lists.
My question is the recorders have a default gateway of 192.168.11.1. I need my computers on the public safety network to talk to the recorders. I need to add a Persistent route to the recorder of 192.168.11.2 for the recorders to talk to that other network.
I have added routes like this to my other windows and bsd servers that I have on my network. Things work fine.
I think the command that is in the operating system “routeâ€
Are you saying you can actually login to the “recorder” just as if you are working on a computer?
If so, you can do the usual command line thing.
Please post the output of “uname -a” so that we know what version of QNX you are using.
“route” can indeed be used to change the routes but you will lose it upon reboot. Depending on the versions of QNX, there are ways to make the “routes” persistent.
This is the output.
6.2.1 2003/01/18-02:12:22est x86pc x86
I know the answer to this but i have to ask it:
If i was to add a route into this box to make it a persistent route would it harm or break the software that is running on the box to record the telephone and radio calls?
I think the answer is no. Becasue this only effects the Tcp/ip stack of the ethernet board and adds in another gateway for the box to access another network.
You can manually edit the /etc/net.cfg file, but I don’t think the file format is ever documented. Another way is to use the GUI network config tool: phlip. it will save your configs in the /etc/net.cfg.