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From: jpd@pc.usl.edu (DugalJP)
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Subject: Re: Can ka9q be used as a gateway between 2 ethernet cards?
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Date: 19 Dec 89 20:17:17 GMT
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>We have an IBM PC with 2 3Comm 3c501 ethernet cards in it.
>Is it possible to get KA9Q to transfer packets between both ethernet cards?

If the IP addresses are distinct in each subnet, then you should be
able to use the route command to accomplish that:
	route add [130.70.2]/24 ec0
	route add [130.70.4]/24 ec1
or perhaps set the route default to ecX and explicitly route all ip subnets
that map into ecY.

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-- James Dugal,	N5KNX		Internet: jpd@usl.edu
Associate Director		Ham packet: n5knx@w5ddl
Computing Center		US Mail: PO Box 42770  Lafayette, LA  70504
University of Southwestern LA.	Tel. 318-231-6417	U.S.A.