Ben wrote:
> Ian Chard wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have a V240 connected to two different subnets, and I want to be able
>>to specify a different default route for each interface. If I don't
>>have a /etc/defaultrouter I end up with
>>
>>default 163.1.13.254 UG 1 6 bge1
>>default 163.1.62.254 UG 1 3 bge0
>>
>>which is what I want. However, I'd like to do this without relying on
>>router broadcasts, but I can't figure out how to do this. Is it even
>>possible?
>
> Touch /etc/notrouter and terminate in.routed. The file's existence will
> prevent in.routed from starting.

My fault for being vague :-)

If I don't run in.routed, I can't replicate the above configuration:
if I add both default routers, they aren't tied to interfaces (i.e. the
sixth column is empty), and all packets used the first default route
in the table.

- Ian

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