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Subject: Routed.
Date: Thu, 4 Nov 1999 14:56:04 -0000 
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I am having difficulty getting routed working. I have a network of two
hosts, with three PC/FreeBSD routers in between. Each of the FreeBSD
machines have two or more interface cards. I have edited the rc.conf, but
the /etc/gateways file I have written doesn't appear to be working.

I have set a default router to be one of the interface cards. Is this the
correct way to do it?

Please help

Malcolm Bloomer


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