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From: Joseph McDonald <joe@smartlink.net>
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Hi.

I'm having a weird routing problem.  If I log into the FreeBSD machine 
via modem->termserver->FBSD and the modem drops carrier in the middle of 
the session, the route to my computer gets changed to the ethernet!

Here is the relavent line from "netstat -nr" after dropping carrier

   204.118.4.11     link#2             UHLW        1       19  

which is not correct.

The IP of the FBSD machine is 204.118.4.12 and the IP's for the 
termservers are: 204.118.4.6 and 204.118.4.8, I never know which one I'm 
going to log into at any one time.

I am running routed -q on the BSD machine.

Does anyone have any ideas what could be going on and how to prevent this?

Thanks,
-joe

P.S. this is 2.0.5-RELEASE.  The termservers are portmasters.