So if I have rules where subnet A uses default gw AA and subnet B uses default gw BB, is this considered a multipath route? I plan on implementing rule sets to determine which subnets and hosts go through which gateway. Regards, Edwin Andi Kleen wrote: > Linux does regular unicast ARP probes to maintain its neighbour states > unless it gets feedback from upper layers, e.g. TCP ACKs or MSG_CONFIRM. > When a neighbour goes suspect it tries other default routes. > > This unfortunately only works for default routes currently, not for > multipath routes.
begin:vcard n:Chiu;Edwin tel;fax:(416) 260-9620 tel;work:(416) 260-9625 x-mozilla-html:TRUE org:E-Wares Inc;<IMG SRC="http://www.e-wares.com/linux/dpinguin.gif";> adr:;;439 Wellington St. West;Toronto;Ontario;M5V 1E7;Canada version:2.1 email;internet:Edwin.Chiu@e-wares.com title:VP Future Technology fn:Edwin end:vcard
![http://www.e-wares.com/linux/dpinguin.gif"](http://www.e-wares.com/linux/dpinguin.gif"){kind=link}