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Hi.
I'm trying to setup a pool of jails, with the gateway to the jails as a fib
device. All jails reside on cloned interface IP xxx.xxx.x.1/28 as gateway
(fib 1). Jail IP's start from xxx.xxx.x.2/32. The fib seems to be limited to
one jail only. That is, the first jail to grab the fib seems to keep control
of it and traffic from other jails does not get routed to the public
gateway.

Do I need to be using one-fib-per-jail? Does each /32 jail require its own
fib device?

Thanks.



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