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Hi

> > 1. Can we put two or more IP address in the same network interface card in
> > FreeBSD system 

Yup, IP aliasing, useage..

Ka0s:/# ifconfig ed0 123.123.123.2 alias
Ka0s:/# ifconfig ed0 123.123.123.3 alias

..and so on..

> > 2. I would like to make my FreeBSD machine as a router.  I've read the
> > manual of  route command, but I'm still confused.  Could you show me some
> > examples with the test case?

To add a default route to the interface 'ed0' just type...

Ka0s:/# route add default ed0

L8rz

KrOnUs <kronus@null.net>