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From: "Philip J. Koenig" <pjklist@ekahuna.com>
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On 11 Aug 2002 at 15:31, Dan Nelson boldly uttered: 

> In the last episode (Aug 11), Philip J. Koenig said:
> > OK that seems to work, thanks.  Now if I could only figure out how to 
> > print the entire routing table -- any way to do that without entering 
> > in specific destination networks multiple times with the "route get" 
> > command?
> > 
> > With Windoze, there is a "route print" command, in Linux just typing 
> > "route" with no arguments shows this.  How do I do it in FreeBSD?
> 
> That's nonstandard usage.  Try "netstat -r" (which works on everything
> except Windows).


Thanks muchly, I forgot about netstat.

Phil


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