ejnorman%dogie@UNIX2.MACC.WISC.EDU (Eric Norman) (12/23/87)
Stuart Levy and others talk about: > But there should be a way to tell the software (and the routing information > system...) that multiple nets are directly attached to the same wire. > Looking at the subnetting-related RFCs (917, 932, 936, 950), it's not clear > whether having multiple subnets coexist on one cable was intended or not. There's an aspect of this problem that doesn't seem to have anything to do with subnets being on the same wire. Suppose I have two subnets of, for instance, 192.12.220 that are on different cables but the route between them goes through a gateway that has no interfaces on 192.12.220. How do I configure that gateway? What I really want to say is route add net 192.12.220.64 netmask 0xFFFFFFF0 gateway 128.104.38.20 1 Eric Norman <ejnorman@unix2.macc.wisc.edu>