Re: Kernel Routing and the IntraNet

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Hi,

the kernel does not really know what is intranet and what is the Internet. Thus, it works the same way in all networks until it is told otherwise.

Cheers,

Jonne.
ext Al Boldi wrote:

Is routing necessary in an IntraNet?
Shouldn't the kernel rather, as the SwitchingPeople said:
Switch when you can and Route when you must?

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