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Subject: Routing and FreeBSD
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I would like to know how to use FreeBSD as a router.

I want to make a supernet of the following /24s:

	207.137.172.xxx
	207.137.173.xxx
	207.137.174.xxx
	207.137.175.xxx

What I really want to do is this:

	207.137.172.1	Main Router to T1
	207.137.172.11	NS1.HIPER.NET
	207.137.172.12	NS2.HIPER.NET

	207.137.173.1	VS.HIPER.NET - A virtual server host that will
	support up to 254 virtual hosts for Web Sites and FTP server(s).
	207.137.173.2-255 Virtual Host IPs

	207.137.174.1	VS2.HIPER.NET - Another Virtual Host Server.
	207.137.174.2-255 More Virtual Host IPs

	207.137.175.1	VS3.HIPER.NET - Another Virtual Host Server.
	207.137.174.2-255 More Virtual Host IPs

My problem is as follows:

	My router does not understand superneting re:RFC1519 where one could group the IP /24s as one group of 2, 4, etc...

	How do I get a FreeBSD machine to act as the router for those /24s?
	Is it possible?

Thanx,
Randy Katz


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