the wife plug into campus herself...) let
me know.
Ben
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Subject: Trouble using route-to
Hey all, I just installed a 3rd nic into my
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Subject: Re: Trouble using route-to
Ben wrote/schrieb/scripsit:
[no specific question]
pass in on $int_if route-to { ($ext_if $cox_gw) } from
$internal_net
to !UCI keep state pass in on $int_if route-to { ($uci_if
$UCI_gw) }
from $internal_net to UCI keep state
Why
Ben wrote/schrieb/scripsit:
I ended up having to do it that way, but the reason I preferred to do it
via pf was in case of reboot all of the manual routes would have to be
re-entered.
Put the route commands into /etc/hostname.rl1, preceeding them with !-s.
-Stefan
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junior guru SP666-RIPE
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Subject: Re: Trouble using route-to
Ben wrote/schrieb/scripsit:
I ended up having to do it that way, but the reason I
preferred to do
it via pf was in case of reboot all of the manual routes
would have to
be re-entered.
Put the route commands into /etc/hostname.rl1
On Fri, 2004-10-08 at 17:41, Ben wrote:
Great, thanks! So the hostname.* file would look like (for example)
dhcp NONE NONE NONE
!-s route add 128.195.0.0/16 128.195.88.1
Ben
heh, no... that was an attempt to make an exclamation point plural...
man 5 hostname.if
you would use:
