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From: Marc Ramirez <mrami@mramirez.sy.yale.edu>
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Subject: netwirk interface setup
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My machine is 130.132.57.207.  Currently if I send a packet to 
130.132.57.207, it goes over sl0 over the modem, bounces at the router, 
and comes back over the modem to me.  How should I set up my routing 
tables, etc, so that packets to 130.132.57.207 go over a loopback 
interface?  Or is this just not standard practice?

Marc.