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Subject: routing in 2 interface
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Hi there!

I have 2 network interface on my notebook one a build in ethernet 
10/100 and the other a wireless network card.
I prefer to use the ethernet interface when i'm on my desk and wireless 
when i'm moving around in my office.
How can i configure in my /etc/rc.conf to be able to make seamless 
switching from my ethernet to my wireless and vice-verse without any need 
to do manual configuration.
Both build-in ethernet and wireless ethernet is sitting on the same 
network and same gateway.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Cheers!

*****************************                            
Sajari Bin Sarkan           *   
Network Support             *
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