Re: Help with kernel routing table

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On Tue, 6 Sep 2005, yenganti pradeep wrote:

The ip of my comp is 10.6.15.43. I want to reach
10.6.128.32 subnet through 10.6.128.33 which is not
directly connected to me.  As  10.6.128.33 is not
directly in my reach, I want the kernel to contact
10.6.128.33 itself using 10.6.128.0 entry, ie through
10.6.0.115.

Then your route should point to 10.6.0.115, and the routing table on 10.6.0.115 must in turn have proper routing entry for 10.6.128.32/255.255.255.224 via 10.6.128.33.

Regards
Henrik
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