Re: Static interface routes for IP address on different subnet doesn't send an ARP who-has

[Peter Kieser <peter%kieser.ca@localhost>]

Using -net and -cloning together does the trick:

# route add -net 198.50.219.62/32 -link -cloning -iface vioif0

Destination         Gateway            Flags   Refs       Use Mtu        
Interface
198.50.219.49       52:54:00:40:aa:16  UHLc       0         8 
-            lo0 =>
198.50.219.49/32    link#1             UC         1         0 
-            vioif0
198.50.219.62       52:54:00:07:a6:f6  UHLc       0         3 
-            vioif0 =>
198.50.219.62/32    link#1             UCS        1         0 
-            vioif0

-Peter

On 2013-08-22 10:15 AM, David Young wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 22, 2013 at 10:04:48AM -0700, Peter Kieser wrote:
> > I tried the route cloning suggestion to see if it would work for the
> > /32, on NetBSD 6.1:
> >
> > # ifconfig vioif0 inet 198.50.219.49 netmask 255.255.255.255
> > broadcast 198.50.219.49
> > # route add -host 198.50.219.62 -link -cloning -iface vioif0
> > add host 198.50.219.62: gateway vioif0
> What's the routing table in NetBSD look like at each step?
>
> Hmm, -host doesn't make sense with -cloning.  Perhaps you will get a
> different result from 'add -net' instead of 'add -host'?
>
> Dave

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