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From: Garrett Wollman <wollman@halloran-eldar.lcs.mit.edu>
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To: "Stephen Darragh" <stephen@belgarath.it.com.au>
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Subject: Routing with subnets (2)
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<<On Sun, 19 Feb 1995 03:32:49 +0800 (WST), "Stephen Darragh" <stephen@belgarath.it.com.au> said:

> default          203.8.116.2        UGSc        0    10397       ed0

> 203.8.116        link#1             UC          0        0       ed0 -261686
> 203.8.116.1      0:aa:0:2a:64:b6    UHLW        2    26824       ed0   1100
> 203.8.116.2      0:c0:f6:90:6:e0    UHLW       23    13080       ed0    683
> 203.8.116.3      0:80:48:82:df:fd   UHLW        3    42111       lo0
> 203.8.116.4      2:60:8c:43:7a:5b   UHLW        3    13839       ed0     15
> 203.8.116.7      link#1             UHLW        1     1454       ed0 -261686

> 203.8.116.40     203.8.116.4        UGSc        0        0       ed0

> In theory, the 203.8.116.40 route should cause .42 traffic to go via
> 203.8.116.4.  It doesn't.  traceroute shows that it is being sent via
> the default route.  What am I doing wrong?

> (Yes, this is mostly a routed created routing table.)

Three things:

1) Can you try running without `routed' since it doesn't seem to be
necessary in your environment, and see if the problem persists?  You
should try using a UDP or TCP client like `telnet' rather than a raw
IP client like `ping' or `traceroute'.

2) Try a `tcpdump ip host 203.8.116.42' in another window (running a
kernel with BPF in it) and see what it reports you are sending.

3) What is command line you used to add the static route?

-GAWollman

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