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Subject: Re: routed help
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Brent wrote:

> someone please tell me if "routed" is started at boot time??   or is it
> something that has to be started manually in order to get "route" statements
> to work. ??


routed his needed for running RIP protocol only (i.e. dynamic routing). 
In a typical single-zone LAN, you will use static routes (i.e. route add 
default 192.168.0.1.).

If you configured your freebsd box using /stand/sysinstall, your network 
sould be set up properly already. if not, start it manually, go to 
configure, the configure your entwork interface.

HTH
-Christoph Sold


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