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From: MIKE JENKINS <jenkins.mike@epamail.epa.gov>
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Subject: host routes
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-------External-LAN--------FreeBSD---------Internal-LAN---------
                                           200.1.1.0/24

Let's say I want to move host 200.1.1.123 from the Internal-LAN
to the External-LAN.  How do I add a host route to tell FreeBSD
that 200.1.1.123 is on the External-LAN?  I tried something like
"route add -host 200.1.1.123 -interface ep0" but it seems to use
the FreeBSD MAC address in the route table and arp table.

Thanks,
Mike

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