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From: Richard Beyer <www@mnemosyne.muse.com.au>
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Subject: Basic routing question.
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How do I set up a default route to an ISP's router (through an eternet), and 
does the ISP have to modify their router at all.

Is there a problem using routed?

Cheers,

Richard.