Re: How is routing table order specified by the TCP/IP protocols and can this order be exploited for routing?

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In article <016701c17b8d$f4d094c0$ce7e63d5@venuswin98> you wrote:
> Is this merely fortuitous or do the TCP/IP protocols state that networks
> with a bigger netid must match before than networks with a smaller netid

it is simple logic. Because if you sort it in any other way the second (more
specific) rule is never reached and you could leave it out.

Greetings
Bernd
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