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Subject: Re: routed(8) and static routes
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At the other point, I cannot make routed(8) to announce default route
without introducing total mess. I tried to set non-zero hopcount
to the static default route or to run 'routed -s -g'.

In both cases routed starts to announce default route and
stops to keep (and announce) many of specific routes.
I have no_ag and no_super_ag in /etc/gateways.

Eugene Grosbein