Re: simple connection bridging

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Jan Engelhardt ha scritto:

No need. If you add the interface address, rules for the subnet
will automatically be added, in other words:

 ip addr add 192.168.1.2/24 dev eth0

will cause 192.168.1.0/24 to show up in `ip route` (preferred over `route`)
with a 'proto kernel', which says the kernel created this one automatically.
Uhm, yes, this is correct.
But I was not talking about adding routing on linux box, but on *XP* boxes.

Right, I already wondered about the strange trailing argument.

Yes, "mask" keyword does not definitively apply to route in Linux. :)

Then again, why not just use the default route [if it fits]?-
still needs no extra routes :)

Because I didn't know if the mentioned linux box was the default gateway for the two XP boxes...:)

Regards.
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