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Subject: How to change the next hop ethernet address of a route using
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Hello,

I try to do this:

route add 163.117.139.99/32 -iface tap0
route change 163.117.139.99/32 -link 00:bd:82:1c:96:00

And when I see the result with "netstat -rn", I get this:

[snipped]
163.117.140.30/32  00:bd.82.1c.96.0   ULS         0       14   tap0
				^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[snipped]

Is this right ? why there are not the same number
of colons ?

Thanks


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