The AWS 95 is sending packets to the default route as assigned in the /etc/rc file, but it gets confused when your Telebit NetBlazer router sends out its routing tables every 30 seconds.
The in.routed is the routing software for UNIX, and the AWS 95 comes configured with in.routed set to wait in its /etc/inittab file. When in.routed gets an update from the NetBlazer, in.routed is changing its internal routing tables which means it can no longer reach anything outside of its local subnet.
The solution is to go into /etc/inittab and turn the in.routed to off.
Change the line:
net4:2:wait:/etc/in.routed # set to "wait" for routing
to
net4:2:off:/etc/in.routed # set to "wait" for routing
Now the AWS 95 will ignore all outside routing information.
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