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From: tvm@proteon.com (Tom Miceli)
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Subject: p4200 configuration question
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Date: 24 Apr 89 13:27:35 GMT
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Don,
	You may route traffic on the "number 2" subnet interface by
assigning mulitiple IP addresses to that interface on the P4200 (i.e.
that physical interface can have addresses 128.1.2.x, 128.1.3.x and
128.1.4.x). This way the router will forward traffic on those subnets.
Also, remember to add these subnets in IP Config.
			Tom Miceli