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Subject: Questions on route table
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 1995 14:03:26 +-900
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Hi,

I've established a PPP connection and could ping a remote host right =
after the connection is up, the route table is long enough(5-6 lines). =
But, If I left the connection unused for a while and then reuse it =
again, I often couldn't ping out and the error message is " No route", =
check the route table, it only contains 1-2 lines. What's up?

Another question: I tried to install freebsd using ftp on PPP. After =
nearly all the files(about 3-4M) were completely received, a message " =
Broken pipe" appeared. What's the reason?

Thanks!
Song Lining