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Subject: RE: Next-Hop
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> I have my roots in Cisco IOS and there I have a funktion 
> called "next hop" that one can use to route connections to 
> another destination than the default route when, for example, 
> sourcing from a specific address space. 
> 
> Can PF offer this functionality in some way? 
> 

Yep, for policy based routing, take at look at the 'route-to' option and use
it with a 'pass out'. 


greg