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From: Simon N Atkin <simat@enta.net>
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Just installed FreeBSD 2.2.1 and are trying to set up
the routing between two class C networks.

my example is routing between networks 207.24.36	
and 207.24.132, so far I have tried using
route add 207.24.36.0 207.24.132.1 1

This machine is host 1

and route add -net 207.24.36 207.24.132 1

I have also tried using gated with a gated.conf file
of just 

rip yes ;

I just keep getting no route to host when pinging
host 1 of network 207.24.36.
Anyone know what I'm doing wrong as this is definitly possible.

Thanks

Simon Atkin.