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From: Barrett Richardson <barrett@phoenix.aye.net>
To: Jason <geniusj@suarez.bestweb.net>
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Subject: Re: quick gated questions
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On Mon, 18 Oct 1999, Jason wrote:

> what would I use to have multiple subnets accessible on one
> machine? I have gated, but not quite sure how to do this.. I
> want all traffic flowing to and from 205.252.42.x to go through one
> router and all traffic going to and from 208.45.16.x going through
> another, I have multipl interfaces/cards in the machine and setup

Assuming class C networks and you aren't running a routing protocol:

rip no;

static {
   default gateway x.x.x.x;
   205.252.42.0 masklen 24 gateway y.y.y.y;
   208.45.16.0  masklen 24 gateway z.z.z.z;
};



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