Hi, I'd like to ask why a static arp entry is added when direct route to host is added like this? route add -host target -iface interface The route(8) manpage says, that such route entry is for hosts directly reachable over interface. But when packets go out on this interface, the MAC address of target host in each packet is set to local MAC for the interface, which effectively stops the target host from receiving the packet. Another thing is the order of adding routes in /etc/rc.d/routing of FreeBSD 5.3. The default gateway is added *before* other static routes are setup. Sometimes the default router is unreachable before other static routes are set configured. Is there any reason to not change the line: static_routes="default ${static_routes}" to: static_routes="${static_routes} default" ? /SReceived on Mon Nov 15 2004 - 16:28:29 UTC
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