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From: "Dan B. " <danielb@pacex.net>
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Subject: Two IPs and default routes per interface
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Hi,

I need help making this work, I am binding two routable IPs from toatly 
different subnets on one interface so that 'old IP' will be used with 'old
default router' and 'new IP' will be used with 'new default router'

Here is what I did:
	ifconfig fxp0 inet <old IP> netmask 255.255.255.224 
	ifconfig fxp0 inet <new IP> netmask 255.255.255.0 alias
and modifying the routing table for 'old IP'
	route add -net <old network> -netmask 255.255.255.224
	route -n add default <old default router>
and for 'new IP'
	route add -net <new network> -netmask 255.255.255.0
	route -n add default <new default router>

and it is not working, I can ping the old default router but not the new
one.
Can I use two default routers on one interface with two different IPs from
separate subnets? 
I am using 3.4-STABLE if that matters.

Thanks
Dan




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