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From: Neil Carl Jensen <njensen@chili.habaneros.com>
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Subject: netstat question
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Doing a 'netstat -rn' produces a routing table (as expected!). The only thing I don't understand are the numbers added on to the Destination IP numbers, i.e. 207.34.140.100/32. What is the '/32' for?

Thanks in advance,

Neil Jensen
Habanero Studios Ltd.
Vancouver, Canada
www.habaneros.com