I can use the command:
sudo route add 93.***.***.***/29 192.168.1.1
This adds the route that I want but its not persistant as in when I reboot the server the route needs to be re-added. There doesnt seem to be a static/persistant switch to save this route like there is under windows. How do I get the above route to stick after reboot?
Best Answer
After a bit of googling around, it looks like the only way to create a persistent route is through a startup script. I found a good tutorial at Secure Computing Networks.
Basically you need to create two files; a script for the route add and and paramaters file. Build out the files with these commands:
Add the script with your route in "StaticRoutes"
And the proper paramaters in StartupParamaters.plist: