What's all this junk in my routing table?
$ ip route show
66.28.98.32/27 via 66.28.98.34 dev eth1
66.28.98.32/27 dev eth1 scope link
64.94.46.0/23 via 64.94.47.253 dev eth0
64.94.46.0/23 dev eth0 scope link
127.0.0.0/8 dev lo scope link
default via 66.28.98.34 dev eth1 src 66.28.98.55
default via 66.28.98.34 dev eth1 src 66.28.98.54
default via 66.28.98.34 dev eth1 src 66.28.98.53
default via 64.94.47.253 dev eth0
default via 66.28.98.34 dev eth1 src 66.28.98.55 metric 1
default via 66.28.98.34 dev eth1 src 66.28.98.54 metric 1
default via 66.28.98.34 dev eth1 src 66.28.98.53 metric 1
Does anyone know how I can make it so that I only have the following default route when the machine boots?
default via 66.28.98.34 dev eth1
I'm running Red Hat Linux 7.2. I'm guessing the files I would have to configure are in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts, but I'm not sure how to go about it. I also don't know how the "metric 1" routes got in there, or why there is no "default via 66.28.98.34 dev eth1 src 66.28.98.52" (I have an interface on that IP).
Any ideas? Thanks.
P.S. I know about "ip route del" and "ip route append", but changes I make using those commands don't last between reboots.
