At 6:04 PM -0700 5/13/98, Paul Goyette wrote:
>Well, AFAIK, routed only supports the rip v1 routing protocol.  So

I thought it did v2, but I see it only has some v2 features.

>You'd probably be better off just using a static route on the "main
>router".  And put a default route on your NetBSD router box that points
>out via the "main router".

In an ideal world, yes.  I'm trying to do this without tripping the
net.gods (immediately).

If I could see a way to do proxy ARP I would, but how do you specify the
box is to do ARP on only one interface for an address that is physically
out the other?  No such thing as ARP on PPP so it works there, but this is
between two Ethernets.

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